Tony is away this week, so Jesse welcomes our newest Brother/Scholar in Residence, Brandon Adams! Brandon joins the show to discuss the 1689 Federalist position as we finish out the Covenant Theology section of our trek through Systematic Theology.  Brandon lives in Woodland, WA with his wife and two boys. He is the editor of  1689Federalism.com and has also written extensively on covenant theology at his blog Contrast. Additionally he has written an essay for JIRBS (2020) on interpreting Galatians from a 1689 Federalism perspective, reviewing T. David Gordon’s recent publication “Promise, Law, Faith."

RB 293 Covenant (4) - 1689 Federalism (feat. Brandon Adams)

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In this enriching episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb delve deep into the Scots Confession and its implications for modern reformed theology. They discuss the promise of the Father, the role of Jesus Christ in our salvation, and the profound reality of being "in Christ". This episode offers a fresh perspective on the Incarnation, the election in Christ, and the overarching narrative of salvation. Listen in for a thought-provoking conversation about the intersection of history, theology, and personal faith.

TRB 396 Scots Confession (6) - The Heart of Reformed Theology

In this thought-provoking episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Tony and Jesse dive deep into the theology of the Scot's Confession. They explore its interpretation of God's promise, its connection to Church identity, and the role of covenant baptism. Along the way, they discuss the simplicity and beauty of primitive theology, the perseverance of the church, and the deep-rooted promise of God's salvation. This episode provides a fresh perspective on well-trodden theological ground, making it a must-listen for followers of Reformed thought.

TRB 395 Scots Confession (5) - Promise, Fulfillment and Church Identity

In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal delve into an insightful analysis of chapter 4 of the Scots Confession. They discuss the promises of God, the salvation through Christ, and the role of the Holy Spirit. The conversation covers the cosmic scope of salvation, the destruction of the devil's works, and the unity of God's people throughout history. This episode provides a rich exploration of faith, redemption, and the depth of the Scriptures. Ideal for those exploring Reformed theology, seeking a deeper understanding of the Scots Confession, and interested in theological discussions.

TRB 394 Scots Confession (4) - Exploring the Promises of God in the Scots Confession

In this thought-provoking episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb delve deep into the concept of original sin as they interpret it from the Scot's Confession. The duo discusses the integral role of intention in the fallen state, drawing parallels with modern-day sins and the role of the Holy Spirit in sanctification. The conversation also covers the implications of the volitional aspects of original sin and the transformative power of Christ's redemption. This episode is a must-listen for those wanting to further understand the complexities of original sin, its impact on Christianity, and the profound grace of the Savior.

TRB 393 Scots Confession (3) - Original Sin and the Transformative Grace of the Savior

In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb delve into the profound theological concept of God's immutability, or unchangeability. They discuss how this attribute is integral to understanding God's nature, the implications for His promises, and its grounding in scripture. The conversation also touches on the contrast between God's unchangeability and human volition, as well as the relationship between theology and philosophy. A must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the steadfast nature of God.

RB 293 Covenant (4) - 1689 Federalism (feat. Brandon Adams)

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