Distilling Theology

This week the guys crack open a sample of Laphroaig 10 bottled at cask strength as they read and reflect upon questions 3-5 in the Heidelberg Catechism!

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We're continuing our odyssey through the book of Romans this week and trying a category of spirit we haven't had before: Applejack. The guys kick back with a glass of Applejack from a distillery in Blake's local area and they discuss the richness of the second chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans. 

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The dynamic duo is back this week sipping Russell's Reserve Single Barrel Bourbon from the Wild Turkey Distillery as they dip further into the doctrine of the Church or "Ecclesiology." The guys discuss the offices of the church, specifically, the ordained offices of Elder and Deacon.

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This week, the guys continue their discussion of ecclesiology with Tony Arsenal of Reformed Brotherhood. The trio dive into the "marks of the church," and discuss how they are related.
They sip Glenmorangie Nectar D'Or and enjoy a rich theological discussion with plenty of Scripture reading and confessional commentary.

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The guys recorded this week's episode in person once again. They're introducing the doctrine of the Church, or the study of Ecclesiology, while focusing in a bit on the differences between Presbyterian and Congregationalist church polity. They sip Glendronach 12 year while discussing these important topics, and ultimately, reflecting on the importance of gathering together with the body of Christ. 
 
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We're starting a new series to run alongside our extended exploration of the various loci of Systematic Theology. 1-2 times per month, we're going to read through a passage in the book of Romans and reflect upon the Word of God together. We hope you enjoy our first deep dive into this theologically rich book of the Bible.

The guys sip Stagg Jr. Barrel Proof bourbon and they recorded this episode together in person, a first in a long while. Thanks to our Patreons, we're rocking our new microphone setup plus our new podcasting mixer which has been such a blessing to us in our production of the show.
 
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This week the guys are joined once again by Dr. Kim Riddlebarger to discuss Reformed Paedobaptism. They sip Balvenie Single Barrel 15 year and dive into the Presbyterian distinctives.

To read more of Dr. Riddlebarger's work and follow his new outing in the Blessed Hope podcast, head over to https://www.kimriddlebarger.com/ 
 
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We're back and continuing our conversation on baptism. Our part-time co-host Eric joins the guys for a fun discussion on the credobaptist theology of the 1689 confession of faith. The guys sip Ardbeg An Oa while they get in some good intramural teasing. Amidst the laughs and spirits, there's some great discussion on the topic of baptism and understanding what distinguishes 1689 credobaptists from their nonconfessional brethren, as well as from their reformed paedobaptist friends. 

Next week, the discussion continues as we dive more deeply into reformed paedobaptism, you won't want to miss it! 

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Soli deo Gloria!

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We're back! After a crazy summer with full time jobs and Blake getting married, we've finally settled back into a groove and we're releasing episodes recorded in the mini "hiatus." Also this episode marks TWO YEARS of Distilling Theology! A warm "Thank you" to everyone who has listened, joined our discussion group, left us a review, or helped support us on Patreon!

It's time. We've finally crossed the threshold that every Reformed podcast must eventually cross: an episode (or series of episodes) on Baptism! With the 1689-credo-affirming Justin in the left corner, and the WCF-paedo- affirming Blake in the right...just kidding, no epic throw downs this week. This episode is more of an overview of the major views of baptism, an affirmation of all that Reformed Baptists and Presbyterians have in common over and against the views of Southern Baptists on the one hand and Lutherans on the other. The guys celebrate the common ground before we jump into specific episodes on 1689 Credobaptism and WCF Paedobaptism respectively after a few week hiatus! You won't want to miss these upcoming episdoes!

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This week we are joined by Blake's Pastor, Rev. Mark Dunn, who did his doctoral work on the doctrine of the Lord's Supper. Justin and Blake enjoy sipping some Bushmills 10 year old Irish Whiskey and hearing Mark recount stories from Ireland before the three men discuss the Lord's Supper at great length -- explaining the various distinct views on the Supper, and providing reasons why the Reformed tradition rejects other views, while providing a positive defense of the Reformed view of the Lord's Supper. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Next week, we'll be jumping into the topic of Baptism and sipping Cappelletti Vino Aperitivo.

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Thanks for listening and as always, whatever you do, whether you eat or drink, do all to the glory of God.

Soli deo Gloria!

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