Caleb and Andrew continue their parallel march through the Heidelberg and Westminster looking at sin and misery. What are the consequences of the Fall and sin? What about “born this way”?

Andrew and Caleb return to their occasional series on the Reformed catechisms by looking at Lord’s Day 3 of the Heidelberg and parallel questions from the Westminster Shorter.

Andrew looks at what the David & Bathsheba rape controversy, Colin Kaepernick’s new graphic novel, and James Kessler’s recent polity tweets share in common.

Caleb and Andrew continue their introduction to Sphere Sovereignty. How is this view distinct from others? How does it help against the totalitarian state? Will we ever get a pithy sign-off phrase?

After much anticipation and build-up, Andrew and Caleb present their positive view of Christianity and culture. What is Sphere Sovereignty and how is it distinguished from other views surveyed thus far?

This week’s OFAD looks at Lord’s Day 2 of the Heidelberg Catechism and related teachings from the Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechisms. What does the law do for Christians? What are common errors and misconceptions regarding the law and sin?

Caleb and Andrew begin a new occasional series looking at the catechisms of their churches—Andrew (OPC) at Questions 1-3 the Westminster Shorter Catechism, and Caleb (URCNA) with Lord’s Day 1 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

In their first-ever live show, Caleb and Andrew talk about the recent display of public Satanism at the Grammy Awards, and the myths of cultural neutrality and opting-out from the culture wars. Then, a brief look at He Gets Us. Watch the video replay on YouTube

Andrew (between intermittent power outages) and Caleb continue their discussion with David Visser and Kyle Vasas of Faith to Film. They talk about Second Commandment issues, other potential Faith to Film projects, and a bit of behind the scenes discussion of OFAD.

Caleb and Andrew talk to some friends from north of the border, David Visser and Kyle Vasas of Faith to Film. They discuss their origin story in Christian media production (you also get to hear a little of the Bavcast/OFAD origin story) and discuss the use of media for Christian ends. Learn more about Faith to Film at faithtofilm.ca