The guys were not able to record a new episode this week, as they were both out of town. Enjoy this throwback conversation about the authorship of the letter to the Hebrews. Who do you think wrote this magnificent letter?

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On this episode, the guys discuss a book they both recently read: "The Whole Christ," by Sinclair Ferguson. In this book he discusses legalism, antinomianism, and gospel assurance against the backdrop of the Marrow Controversy (which perhaps warrants its own episode). Tune in for a great conversation on an important topic.

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In preparation for this episode, the guys read two different sermons (they can be read here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12tPs9OXBiRKjAeEts4Wf2jJRf0DrJsn2?usp=sharing).

Machen and Fosdick had quite a bit to say about their modern theological world. Where do their worlds intersect with modern thought? What can we learn from these sermons? It cantankerousness really worse than heterodoxy? 

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Today's episode was recommended by a listener named Hayden. After hearing our episode on the Nephilim, Hayden reached out asking if we had ever heard about a peculiar passage of 2 Samuel that seems to suggest someone other than David killed Goliath. We were both stumped. We had never recalled seeing this passage. Thus, a new episode was born. Thanks, Hayden.

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The guys were yet again unable to get a fresh episode recorded (we promise to have something new for you next week).

In the meantime, enjoy this episode from two years ago about Apostasy and the idea of falling away. This was the first time that the guys had a disagreement "on air." So what do you think, can you fall away?

The guys were unable to record a new episode this week. They are throwing it back to when they discussed Christ's Descent to the Dead. This is an appropriate re-upload, given that we just celebrated Holy Week. Enjoy.

On this gigantic-sized episode (it is actually pretty normal-sized), the guys chat about the Nephilim. Who were they? What were they? Can we know for certain one way or another? Don't miss this newest iteration of the "weird Bible passages" segment.

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On today's episode the guys discuss an article Lukas read in school. It was an excerpt from Karl Barth's Dogmatics. In this piece he discusses the Judge that was judged in our place. To quote Barth: "But now we have to face the question in all seriousness: Why did He come amongst us, why did He enter our situation, as our brother? What is it that takes place when the Son of God becomes flesh of our flesh?"

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On today's episode, Jens and Lukas discuss Russell Moore's recent article (linked below). This is a heavy and sensitive topic, and one that ought to be taken very seriously.

https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/march-web-only/russell-moore-divorce-marriage-domestic-violence-abuse.html

Lukas is running the show today. On this episode he takes the time to ponder the question, "what makes the Gospel relevant?"

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