Society of Reformed Podcasters

Everyone has a worldview that defines the ideas that they convey. All movies and TV shows do the same.Many times these worldviews unknowingly borrow from universal Christian truths. As Christians we should be able to compare and contrast what art and and culture says verses the Biblical Christian worldview. For information regarding your data privacy, visit...

This week the guys begin to dig into covenant theology. They discuss the unity between the various reformed confessions as well as the differences. We are encouraged by the fact that though we differ in some respects (Baptists, Presbyterians, Dutch Reformed, etc.) we can meet in the hallways of our doctrinal beliefs and have beneficial conversations in brotherly fellowship.  We hope this conversation brings clarity and unity rather than division. This a longer conversation so we split it into two parts. Look for the second half next week.

Tony and Jesse continue their Systematic Theology series with a discussion about the Holy Spirit, and how he relates to the Father and Son.

Allan and Ben record their second live episode, covering a number of random topics. RECIPE FOR BAPTIST BEER INCLUDED.

What is ministry? And how do we figure out what our own personal ministry is? For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy

We Christians make many mistakes, the worst of which are the ones we don’t know we’re making. We go over some of the top mistakes we see Christians making. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy

This week the guys deal with the fall. How has Adam's sin effected us? How far has mankind truly fallen? The confessions have a lot to say on the topic, so does the world's culture. The two are diametrically opposed and dealing with the way they collide is important and practical.

Tony and Jesse talk about forgiveness: What is it, and why is it important?

This week the guys discuss God's decree through acts of providence. They talk about how they have personally experienced God's providential care in their own lives. Scripture tells us that God is active and involved in His creation, working out His perfect plan. This gives us an incredible amount of peace within a turbulent world.

Tony and Jesse wax eloquent about random stuff, and say Nate a lot.