The brothers tackle the big question: How do we reconcile God’s goodness and the presence of evil?

Tony preaches on the first table of the Law, and why Sabbath observance is so important.

Welcome to Q&A’s 96-98 the Heidelberg Catechism!

Learn what is required in the second commandment, why God forbids images in worship, and why the preached word is better than images!

LEGO came out with a set that advances the slogan “Everyone Is Awesome.” But is that philosophy honest? Is it right? Is everyone awesome? The LGBTQIA+ community does not typically show support and applaud Christians who hold a Biblical view of sexuality; they seem to simply support and applaud those who support and applaud their...

Scott and Gage further explore the topic of spiritual disciplines while trying to avoid ditches on either side.

Eric is back this week, and so is one of our favorite guests – Dr. Samuel Renihan! Sam joins us as we sip Angel’s Envy Bourbon and discuss the doctrine of divine impassibility, which teaches that God is without passions. This is an oft misunderstood and misrepresented doctrine which we hope to expose our listeners...

WELCOME TO BOOK CLUB!

Kevin McFadden (PhD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is associate professor of New Testament at Cairn University in Philadelphia and the coauthor of Biblical Theology according to the Apostles.

Kevin and his wife, Colleen, are members of Trinity Community Church in Abington, Pennsylvania. His main role at Cairn is teaching students how to read Greek in order to better understand and interpret the New Testament. His thoughts about the importance of learning the original languages of the Bible can be read here.

We joined by our first female guest who turned out to be our second OPC guest. Ashley joined us to discuss her trip from Starbucks Barista to OPC church member and what the YRR had to do with her story along the way. So sit back and relax for another Restless Summer interview

Dr. S.M. Baugh has taught Greek at Westminster Seminary California since 1983 and New Testament and Greek since 1991.

He is a minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Dr. Baugh wrote the two main textbooks used for Greek I–III: New Testament Greek for Interpreters (third edition) and A First John Reader. His other recent books are a commentary on Ephesians in the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary series and The Majesty on High: Introduction to the Kingdom of God in the New Testament. His other writings includecommentary on the Pastoral Epistles and Philemon in the award-winning Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary, study notes on Ephesians in The ESV Study Bible, and many scholarly articles for academic journals and book collections of essays. Dr. Baugh and his wife, Kathy, have two grown daughters and a son and live in Valley Center on “The Lazy B Ranch.”