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Originally streamed live on X in December of 2024, this episode considers the centrality of the glory of God within the Reformed tradition.
In this previously unreleased episode, recorded in January of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the virtue of the beard. The humorous but also serious conversation looks at what the Bible has to say about men being bearded and answers the question, "Is it permissible for a Christian man to not have a beard?"
What is the role of signs and wonders in redemptive history? Are tongues, healing, and prophecy for today? How do these things relate to the completion of the Canon? Join Maks, TJ, and Jason as they discuss these important questions.
In this previously unreleased episode, recorded in February of 2025, Cole, Maks, and Jason discuss the system of fraud, waste, and abuse uncovered by DOGE. The conversation covers topics including biblical taxation, the role of government, and prospects for Trump's second term,
Looking at its history, purpose, and function, Maks, TJ, and Jason consider the idolatry embedded in the ritualistic recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
In this previously unreleased episode, recorded in February of 2025, Cole, Maks, and Jason discuss in the conflict in Ukraine. The conversation covers topics including Just War Theory, American expansionism, NATO, and how we should view the ongoing tragedy in Ukraine.
Maks, Jason, and TJ discuss the topic of profane language. What is it, and does God have an opinion about its use?
In this episode, originally recorded in March of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the public controversy around Steven Lawson and address the many questions it raises and the principles that should guide how we deal with controversy over a church leader's behavior.
Maks, Jason, and TJ discuss the state of the American Empire and ask, "What is God's opinion about empire?"
In this episode, originally recorded in March of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the public controversy around Joel Webbon's past behavior and address the many questions it raises related to church authority and jurisdiction, ordination, and the principles that should guide how we deal with controversy over a church leader's behavior.
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