We're looking at a writing by C.S. Lewis, "Screwtape Proposes a Toast", a preface to his book "The Screwtape Letters" in which he critiques the American public school system. Was he correct?

Continuing on in Chapter 16 on Good Works, article 5 brings some clarity as to why our good works can never "merit pardon of sin".

Diving deeper into a theology of "Good Works", and Justin finally gets Kevin's last name right!

Why can human beings be so resistant to something as free and amazing as God's grace? We're digging deeper into this past Sunday's sermon on Grace Alone (or Sola Gratia) and asking some more questions like this one.

Let's begin Chapter 16! This one is all about "good works", an important theological subject that is easy to get wrong. Let's see if the WCF can help us get it right.

In a recent membership class, a question was raised about Christians getting tattoos. In actuality, this question isn't just about tattoos, but about how we interpret Old Testament Law. Let's talk about it!

Bringing chapter 15 to a close, we're talking about how to not repent generally, but specifically, as well as personal and public repentance.

"A Generation of Men Give Up on College"

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We're talking about what it means to not "rest in repentance", the necessity of repentance, and what it truly looks like to repent.

How do we, or why do we, land on the topics we talk about in this podcast or even in Sunday sermons? Why do we choose to discuss controversial, or seemingly "hot button", topics? We hope to answer that thoughtfully here.