The Bad Calvinists

In this episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel and Gray deep dive into the first chapter of John and try to figure out why John would start his gospel with this cosmic origin story for Jesus, the Word. 

On this episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel and Gray discuss the New Testament figure, Joseph and discuss what we might learn from this memorable character from the Christmas story.  

This was recorded before the pandemic.  Season 2 coming in January 2021!! 

On this episode of the Bad Calvinists, the boys discuss the story of Zacchaeus from Luke & discuss how this story challenges who we include at God's table of grace.   

On this week's episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel and Gray discuss what they have learned about the church during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. 

On this episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel and Gray talk with therapist Andy Solovey about how to deal with the grief we experiencing in the midst of the global health pandemic. The discussion is centered around the story of Jesus praying in the garden of Gethsemane from Matthew 26:36-46. 

In this special pandemic episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel & Gray unpack the raising of Lazarus story from John 11 and how to wrestle with grief during our current health crisis. How might practice the risky vulnerability that Jesus displays in this story? 

On this special pandemic edition of the Bad Calvinists, the guys wrestle with Psalm 23 and how it speaks our current health crisis. How is God present to us in the present moment especially as our congregations are physically separated?   

In this episode of the Bad Calvinists, Jason, Joel, and Gray discuss a new way of looking at how churches might measure success in their ministry. Moving way from the anxiety of numbers, how might the church inspire spiritual, mental, and physical well-being to our communities? 

In this special live recorded episode from the Annual Presbyterian Women's Gathering, the Bad Calvinists discuss the first commandment to "love the Lord God alone" & how we still struggle with this commandment today. Then we move onto Mark 12:28-34 where Jesus is asked what is the greatest commandment & the relationship between loving your neighbor and loving God.   

In this week's episode of the Bad Calvinists, the pastors discuss Jesus' healing of the crippled woman from Luke 13:10-17. Is this simply a physical healing from her ailment or is there something more going on in this story?