Jordan goes it alone and gives us a quick reminder about what the Gospel is.

Jim issues a correction to his response about the question on the PCA General Assembly and its commendation of the Nashville Statement.

We take some time out of our schedule to answer some listener questions. Keep ’em coming! Resources: https://rscottclark.org/2001/08/concupiscence-sin-and-the-mother-of-sin/ https://www.monergism.com/marrow-modern-divinity-ebook

Jim and Nick go it alone while Jordan is off gallivanting on vacation or something. Not that any of us are envious or covetous of that… We talk the tenth commandment, contentment, envy, jealousy, happy esteem for others, and being glad with what the Lord has given us. Then we wrap things up with the […]

The pilgrims hang out with Reformed Phil Coulson (Scott Schultz) and chat about the ninth commandment. We tackle issues of Christians discoursing on social media like Twitter and Facebook, and even satire. How does the ninth commandment guide us in our walk to uphold the truth and not to lie? How else might we use […]

The Pilgrims talk about the eighth commandment, and what it means to uphold and forward the outward estate of ourselves and our neighbors, how God’s law regulates our treatment of money, and whether giving to the church is commanded today.

The Pilgrims have some fun with RP podcast statistics (thank you to all our listeners!), and enjoy a frank conversation about the seventh commandment, its requirements of chastity and self-control, and the acts inward and outward which it prohibits, and give some practical advice on how to better observe it. Listener discretion is advised.

Nick and Jim plod on without Jordan and chat about the sixth commandment, and how it governs our hearts, thoughts, actions, and even how we entertain ourselves.

The Pilgrims have a very anticipated guest on to talk about the fifth commandment and its broadness of scope. Check out Tony’s podcasts:Reformed BrotherhoodReformed StandardPublick Domain

The pilgrims talk about the fourth commandment, and how we are to use the day the Lord has sanctified rightly. The sabbath, or Lord’s Day, is a gift, not a burden. Receive it as a gift because it is a gift. Resources: https://purelypresbyterian.com/2017/01/16/the-lords-day-is-the-christian-sabbath-john-calvin/