In this episode, Ian Clary and Wyatt Graham discuss the theology of Job. They camp out in Job 28 but also discuss much more besides that passage. Listen in as they discuss the theology of the book of Job.

In this episode, Ian and Wyatt introduce the Book of Job. We talk about the significance of Job being a gentile, the limits of natural theology, of suffering, and of Satan.

In this episode, Ian and Wyatt talk about the absurdist and yet hopeful theology of Ecclesiastes. The book teaches us to place death before our eyes, while enjoying the gifts of God. The work relativizes our life next to eternity, the limitlessness of God. At the end of the day, we need to affirm our limits and make the main thing the main thing: fear God and obey his commands. Only then can we rightly pursue knowledge and enjoy the gifts of this world.

Ian and Wyatt talk about one of the great works of theology in the ancient world: the book of Ecclesiastes! We discuss the first six chapters here. We talk about who authored the book, how it is a work of philosophy, and some of the concrete ways the book communicates its philosophical meaning.

In this episode, Ian and Wyatt talk about Calvin's view of justification (a little bit) as well as whether or not anyone can do good works without or with Christ. We also cover Calvin's continuity and discontinuity with some of the earlier schoolmen (medieval scholastics).

In this episode, Ian and Wyatt talk through John Calvin's understanding of union with Christ and justification in his Institutes of Christian Religion—Book 3 and chapters 8 through 11.

We talk about the Holy Spirit, union with Christ, faith, and regeneration.

In this episode, Ian and Wyatt talk about accommodation, wrath, and our salvation.

In this episode, Ian Clary and Wyatt Graham discuss John Calvin's view of Christ our mediator.