In this episode, James and I discuss some passages that Arminians will commonly use in trying to refute the doctrine of Limited/Definite Atonement and the Doctrines of Grace in general.

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In this episode James and I discuss the next point in the Doctrines of Grace, often referred to as Limited Atonement, or perhaps better called Definite Atonement. In this we discuss the extent and the efficacy of the atonement, or, more simply put, we discuss who was the atonement for and what did the atonement accomplish. Enjoy!

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In this episode, James and I continue our discussion of the doctrine of Unconditional Election and interact with some common objections.

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In this episode, James and I discuss and defend the doctrine of unconditional election. This doctrine is often very controversial and difficult to grasp, but we hope that by bringing to light what the Scriptures teach on the subject it may bring some clarity on the subject. In the next episode, we will be discussing the most common objections to this doctrine.

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In this episode, Devin and I defend the Reformed doctrine of total depravity and try to clear up a few misconceptions. The essential questions in view are these: 1. How much has the fall and the entrance of sin actually affected man? 2. Does man have the capacity or ability within himself to come to Christ and be saved, or is salvation entirely a work of God's grace?

In this episode we begin our series in defense of the Doctrines of Grace with some introductory thoughts and important considerations. We discuss the controversial nature of these Doctrines, the historical background of them, and we try to give some brief definitions.

In this episode I'm joined by my friend and pastor Devin Hiller as we begin to defend the Reformed view of salvation and specifically the Doctrines of Grace or the 5 points of Calvinism. In this episode, we try to lay a foundation by defining Reformed Theology in general and give some of the historical background behind it

In this episode James and I discuss the implications of the gospel on our lives. We talk about how the gospel affects our view of self, how it affects our view of God, and the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life!

In this episode we discuss the good news of the gospel and how the perfect life and substitutionary death of Jesus accomplishes the salvation of God's people. In this we discuss what is commonly known as "the Great Exchange," whereby our sin is credited or imputed to Christ and the righteousness of Christ is credited or imputed to us.

In this episode we lay the foundation for the gospel by discussing the fall of man in Genesis 3, the universality of sin that results from this, and what sin actually looks like in the lives of people. The Bible asserts that all have sinned and that all are in need of the gospel and in this episode we endeavor to clarify that very point.