The Jofo continue their celebration of the Reformation and get into "semper reformanda". You thought they were done with the Latin phrases? Not yet. What does semper reformanda mean? Where does it come from? How do we get it wrong? What does it mean for us today?

The guys are back, talking through the issue of discouragement. Where does discouragement come from? Is it ever helpful? What are the different ways we should deal with our discouragement? Plus, Wonder Twin Power and why the guys don't get the "call back."

Joe and Jimmy wrap up the Reformation 500 series while sitting in the car. All Christians seem to embrace "the glory of God" as the be all, end all, ultimate purpose of all things. But what does it mean in the context of salvation? How do we glorify God? Plus, Jimmy is a baby.

Joe and Jimmy are really short on time this week so they recorded an episode while running errands in Joe's car on a very rainy day. Up on today's episode, "sola fide" or "faith alone." What is faith, and how does it differ from simple knowledge or an assent to facts? Plus Joe helps the Reformed tradition understand faith, and Jimmy quotes DC Talk.

The guys are back talking "sola gratia" as they continue their Five Solas series for the Reformation 500 celebration. How is "grace alone" in jeopardy in our evangelical churches? How does the grace of God alone free us to live lives of godliness?

Joe and Jimmy continue their series through the five solas and talk through “Solus Christus.” What is the basic meaning behind “Christ Alone”, and how high are the stakes with this doctrine? How do evangelicals drift into a practical denial of Solus Christus? Plus, more Jared Wilson quotes!

Jimmy and Joe kick off a five part series on the five "solas" of the Protestant Reformation. First up, "sola scriptura." Why is this the foundational principle of the Reformation? What should this doctrine mean for us as Christians and the local church? Plus, Jimmy's Latin, Spanish, and Italian accent show how beautiful language can be.

Joe and Jimmy are hanging on the back porch, enjoying the fall weather, and talking about “God’s decree.” What is the decree of God? How sovereign is God in the affairs of humanity? How does the Reformed tradition understand man’s responsibility for his own actions?

Joe and Jimmy are on the back porch enjoying the unseasonably warm weather talking about church revitalization. What needs to happen in a church that has become unhealthy, or is even dying? What must be addressed for church revitalization to become a reality in a local congregation? Plus, Jimmy tries to sell fake coaching on the pod.

Jimmy and Joe finally get to the issue of self-defense and justified violence. What was their experience of violence growing up? Is violence ever permissible or even necessary? What does the Scripture say about self-defense? What do the guys think about guns?