Andrew and Caleb start a new series looking at common questions around our Christian and Reformed world. One that always comes back is the question of whether women can hold office in the church (hint: no). They discuss this question, as well as an attempt on the life of Hate-Bad

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Caleb and Andrew continue to look at Q&A 32 of the Heidelberg Catechism and Q&A 75 and 76 of the Westminster Larger Catechism. What do repentance and sanctification do in us and for us? How do they affect how we engage the world?

Catholic Answers has an A.I. chatbot, Father Justin. Well, Caleb and Andrew can’t let that stand, so they bring their own Puritan A.I. abomination Hate-Bad Hostilius (Twitter @H8BadHostilius) and put the recently created then laicized/defrocked Justin to the test.

Andrew and Caleb return from their ecclesiastical assembly break to compare more catechisms. This time they begin to look at the doctrine of the Christian life and sanctification.

Caleb continue their look at Christ’s threefold office, looking at how He is our high priest and eternal king.

Caleb and Andrew return to their occasional series on the Heidelberg and Westminster Catechisms looking at Christ’s anointing and His threefold office of prophet, priest, and king

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Andrew and Caleb do one more round of updates. First, they look at some legislative actions in red states to try to push back against abortion and LGBT madness. Then they turn to a recent Heidelblog review of Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism

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I mean, it’s all in the title.

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Caleb and Andrew (not as quickly as intended) revisit some prior topics and provide some updates and expansion on them. This time: Academia and DEI; RBG, abortion, and Satanic statues; and the papacy is so back is so back is so back.

Detailed show notes and references available at onceforalldelivered.com

Caleb and Andrew turn to Lord’s Day 11 from the Heidelberg and Q41 of the Westminster Larger to look at Jesus and His mediation

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