In this episode, John Unger sits down with Pastor Cogbill to answer questions sent in after the Lord's Day sermon on 12/03/25 from Acts 17:15-34. What is idolatry? How does what we do on Sundays lend itself (or not) to idolatry? How should we think about images outside of worship? In worship? How do bodily postures in worship factor into the potential sin of idolatry?

In this episode, Pastor Brewer sits down with Pastor Cogbill to answer questions sent in after the Lord's Day sermon on 11/23/25 from Acts 17:1-14. What is a Berean? If I don't rejoice in my suffering, am I sinning and not believing the gospel? Tune in to find out.

In this episode, Pastor Brewer sits down with Pastor Cogbill to answer a question sent in by a couple of different congregants about the possibility of losing your salvation and the often related questions about the doctrine of election, predestination, and regeneration. Tune in for a fly by and feel free to send in more questions, as 40 minutes on this topic is likely not nearly enough.

In this episode, Pastor Brewer sits down to talk with Pastor Cogbill about his recent sabbatical. They discuss where he went, what he did, and some of the things he studied while he was away. After a three month absence, there's a lot to catch up on!

In this episode, Pastor Brewer welcomes back Pastor Cogbill to discuss Martin Luther's famous book, The Bondage of the Will. This book, published in 1525, was a significant work from Luther that has influenced generations since. In celebration of its 500th anniversary, Pastors Brewer and Cogbill discuss its history, significance, and its important message.

In this episode, Pastor Brewer gives some more book recommendations to help you understand and apply the Bible better in your life. If you are looking for your next read or trying to plan for future study, we hope these are edifying resources for you. Links for the books are below. True Spirituality, by Francis Schaeffer The Hope of Israel, by Brandon Crowe Who Shall Ascend the Mountain of the Lord?, by L. Michael Morales On the Christian Life, by John Calvin

In this episode, Pastor Brewer sits down with Pastor Smith from Trinity Reformed Church to discuss James 2. According to some, James 2 is a direct contradiction to the Reformation principle of sola fide. Does James contradict Paul? Does James challenge the Reformers' commitment to justification by faith alone? What is James talking about when he speaks of justification by works and how we ought to incorporate it into our theology as a whole? Listen to find out the answers to these and more!

In this episode, Pastor Brewer is joined again by Pastor Daut to discuss Doug Wilson's Confessions of a Food Catholic and the implications for how Christians ought to relate to one another as they make different decisions about food and lifestyle. How should I think of my dietary restrictions as I engage others? How should I think of the health decisions of another person and consider them? How can we bear with one another in love and compassion over issues that ought not to divide us? Listen to hear answers to these questions and more!

In this episode, Pastor Brewer continues his conversation with Dr. Jonathan Shaw, a long-time friend and former member of RCC, on a Christian approach to AI. How should Christians think about AI? What is AI? What distinguishes AI's abilities from human abilities? How should the imago Dei inform our approach to AI and technology in general? Listen to find out! This episode was recorded remotely, so we apologize for any poor audio!

In this episode (our first remote episode), Pastor Brewer talks with Dr. Jonathan Shaw, a long-time friend and former member of RCC, on a Christian approach to AI. How should Christians think about AI? What is AI? What distinguishes AI's abilities from human abilities? How should the imago Dei inform our approach to AI and technology in general? Listen to find out! This is a two-part episode, so listen next week for the the conclusion of the discussion. This episode was recorded remotely, so we apologize for any poor audio!