A conversation with Tyler McMahan of Athletes in Action about the modern dangers of smartphones, social media, and AI.

The marriage statistics in America are alarming, but perhaps even more alarming in Reformed Churches where large families are desired highly.

This episode deals with anxiety, relational strife, and the need to avoid the cultural urge to drown in other people's feelings.

Today's episode is answering a listener question about how the charge can or should get involved in politics.

After a recent scandal erupted in the reformed world, we will take the opportunity to look at how we fool and are fooled by projection.

At a recent talk, John Piper raised many eyebrows with his observations about assurance of salvation. In answer to a listener question, we will examine this talk on taoday's episode.

This week we have a practical listener question about how discipleship should play out in the life of the church.

This episode is a response to a listener question about the responsibilities and hierarchies of elders.

From the beginning, Particular Baptists have been known as serious theologians who cannot get along. Is this the destiny of Reformed Baptists, or could we chart a new path?

What a difference an "ism" can make. In this episode I will define pietism, highlight its destructive effects, and advocate for a return to simple piety.