Dale and Drew were graced to have Josh Sommer of the Deal With It Podcast on to discuss the areas of apologetics and evangelism, with a bit of particular discussion on Islam and atheism.

Dale and Drew continue their series examining fundamental teaching of Mormonism. In this episode they address the Mormon teaching that God was once a man like us and we ourselves can become gods. This touches on the broad subject of the Law of Eternal Progression. They respond to this false teaching by looking to the authoritative and perfect word of God - the Bible - all to the glory of the one, true and eternally awesome God.

Dale and Drew discuss a recent conversation they had with a few Mormons, two of which were Mormon missionaries, explaining fundamental Mormon beliefs in the process. Expect another episode (or more) that will go in more depth on the Mormon belief that God was once a man like us and we ourselves can become gods, etc.

Dale and Drew are accompanied by Ashely Mattson to discuss the role of women in street evangelism.

Dale and Drew spend over 2 hours responding to professor Leighton Flowers' recent review of their recent podcast episode. The primary theological topic in this discussion is the relationship between God's decree and man's responsibility.

Dale and Drew briefly examine a recent article written by Leighton Flowers against Calvinism. They then discuss a suggested new acronym for the Doctrines of Grace - one that clarifies certain theological points - and finally move into a discussion of the positive influence of Calvinism on evangelism (contra Flowers' article).

Antithesis. We face opposition in this wayward world as we seek to proclaim and live according to the truth of the Bible. How are we to defend the faith against this opposition? This defense of the faith is known as apologetics. In this episode we discuss biblical apologetics, which is known as presuppositional apologetics, so that you may be more prepared to answer the opposition by demonstrating the inconsistency of their own argument and directing them to the truth of Scripture.

In this second episode of Reformasium, the hosts discuss three areas of biblical evangelism: modes, method, and messenger. They look at key biblical texts, demonstrating the holistic or multi-faceted and well-rounded nature of biblical evangelism.