It seems some churches have limited the Holy Spirit to spiritual gifts. However, Peter tells us that the Holy Spirit is far more involved in God’s work of salvation  and sanctification than simply giving spiritual gifts. He is a key agent in the work of salvation and sanctification. In this episode, we will look at...

Join Nick & Peter as they discuss the twenty-seventh chapter of Covenant Theology (written by Dr. Derek W.H. Thomas), published by Crossway and edited by the faculty of Reformed Theological Seminary!

Adriel Sanchez is pastor of North Park Presbyterian Church, a congregation in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA).

In addition to his pastoral responsibilities, he also serves the broader church as a host on the Core Christianity radio program, a live, daily call-in talk show where he answers listeners’ questions about the Bible and the Christian faith. He and his wife Ysabel live in San Diego with their four children.

What are these two sacraments? How do they relate to your assurance? Are the sacraments about you making promises to God, or the other way around?

In this episode we have Josh Sommer on the show to discuss his new book on An Orthodox Catechism.

Jason Helopoulos is the Senior Pastor of University Reformed Church in East Lansing, Michigan. Dr. Guy Richard (Phd., University of Edinburgh) is the President as Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. David Strain (D.Min., Reformed Theological Seminary) is the Senior Pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, Mississippi.

In this episode A&A have a conversation about humility. We can’t discuss humility without either starting at Jesus or ending up at Him. He is the ultimate example of this important virtue.

The brothers move on in the Fundamentals series to the doctrine of Scripture.

Why would Jesus teach his disciples to remember their sin and need of grace and to continually ask God for forgiveness? Might it have been for their comfort? Perhaps we feel condemned when we more deeply recognize our sin and need for God’s grace. Maybe we’d rather avoid thinking about our sin than confess it....

The majority of Christians have not articulated divine simplicity and other scholastic doctrines in terms found in historical systematic theologies. But does this mean the majority of Christians have not believed it?

James M. Hamilton (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is professor of biblical theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and preaching pastor at Kenwood Baptist Church.

He is the author of God’s Glory in Salvation through Judgment, With the Clouds of Heaven (New Studies in Biblical Theology), and What Is Biblical Theology.

We listen and respond to part of the Rise and Mars Hill that explains the Young Restless and Reformed Movement. Frankly as the reigning podcast experts on the subject we were shocked we were not called. However even more shocking our friend Brad Vermurlen was not either.