Four brothers return to the table to ask what it means to have God alone as the foundation of our faith. R. C. Sproul’s book “What Is Reformed Theology?” remains our loose guide.

Hosts: Tom Miller, David Morris, Gordan Runyan, John Train

1. 00:00 — Introductions and Episode One’s Response
2. 03:52 — God's Aseity
3. 10:03 — Revealed and Objective Faith
4. 12:31 — The God Who Needs Nothing
5. 17:38 — Scripture: Sufficient and Applied
6. 25:39 — How God Speaks Through His Word
7. 32:22 — Creation, Redemption, and God’s Glory

• 02:09 — What Is Reformed Theology?
• 10:03 — Hebrews 11:6
• 12:42 — Isaiah 44:24
• 13:29 — Psalm 50:12
• 17:59 — Hebrews 1:1–2
• 19:00 — 2 Timothy 3:16–17
• 23:41 — The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God
• 33:47 — Westminster Shorter Catechism, Question 1
• 36:25 — John 19:28–30

Episode notes and resources

Four brothers come together to discuss theology in a format that would never fly at seminary. In our first installment, we dive into the foundation of Reformed theology, the conviction that it is, and must always be, God-centered. We're taking our episode cues from Dr. Sproul's book, What is Reformed Theology?

Hosts: Tom Miller, David Morris, Gordan Runyan, John Train

1. 00:00 — Introductions
2. 02:40 — What God-Centered Means
3. 16:20 — Creator and Creature
4. 25:13 — Bible and Pulpit
5. 34:33 — Scripture and Providence
6. 47:16 — Books for Knowing God

• 01:47 — What Is Reformed Theology?
• 10:35 — Genesis 1:1-2
• 15:14 — Institutes of the Christian Religion
• 34:34 — Psalm 50:21
• 34:41 — Job 38–42
• 40:13 — 2 Samuel 11–12
• 41:09 — The Problem of Evil (Bahnsen)
• 47:22 — A Body of Doctrinal Divinity
• 47:54 — Reformed Systematic Theology
• 48:16 — Isaiah 41–56
• 48:39 — The Attributes of God
• 48:45 — The Knowledge of the Holy
• 49:00 — The Holiness of God

Episode notes and resources