Tony explains how we are justified by works, according to James.

Scott and Gage wade into the controversy of how to conduct oneself on social media as a Christian.

The brothers wrap up the metaphysics of the Incarnation with a discussion of the unity of Christ’s person, and how all of this metaphysical discussion is grounded in the mediatorial office of Christ.

Thats right you did not misread this. This podcast is 2 and half hours long. Rather this podcast is 150 minutes long. We are celebrating having crossed more than 150k downloads. So we attempt a continuous podcast for 150 minutes. Good times and trouble are sure to follow. We react to Tim Keller on The...

In this episode, Sean and I continue our study through 1 Clement.

The brothers discuss the Hypostatic Union and how it is vital to preserve the distinction of natures in Christ.

Sometimes commands leave a bitter taste in our mouths. Why is that? If God’s good commands leave a bad taste in our mouth, perhaps we don’t love what is being commanded. God commands the Lord’s Supper; we must obey Him by participating. That said, do we love the promises God gives us in the Lord’s...

Continuing our Christology series, this week we’re picking up where we left off in the 8th chapter of our Reformed Confessions regarding Christ the mediator. We sip a spirit we bought four years ago the first time we live streamed a tasting and conversation — Colonel EH Taylor Single Barrel bourbon!

We had even more to talk to Aaron Renn about. The majority of the conversation is the about the problems with our elites and grill Americans. However unlike most conversations about the elite this one should be empowering.  Aaron Renn is a Senior Fellow and Co-Founder of the American Reformer.  Renn has done a lot of...