On this episode of The New Geneva, Tony and Angela welcome Dr. James Eglinton to the show to talk about the Legacy of Herman Bavinck. Dr. Eglinton discusses the overarching theme of Bavinck’s theology, his views on evolution, young/old earth creation, racism in America, women’s rights, Nazis, and the plague. This is a fascinating discussion and one you won’t want to miss!

In this season 4 opener, Tony and Angela welcome special guests Jon Moffitt, Jimmy Buehler, and Justin Perdue of Theocast and discuss “What is the Gospel?” Is it love God, love others? Repent? God loves you? Jesus is Lord? Or is it the good news of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ? They also discuss the Law/Gospel distinction, 3rd use of the law, and whether free grace leads to antinomianism.

Life after Christendom, how will Christianity survive in a hostile political world? Can a Christian participate in civil disobedience against the governing authorities? Is a revolution ever the answer? And how about Christians and racism? These are just some of the questions Tony and Angela discuss with special guest Dr. David VanDrunen (Westminster Seminary California) about his new book, Politics After Christendom: Political Theology in a Fractured World.

On this “BBQing With Berkhof” Summer Series episode, Tony & Angela discuss Louis Berkhof on “Common Grace." They discuss his main idea that although mankind is sinful, God still exhibits many graces to believers and unbelievers alike. What accounts for this? Berkhof explains that Common Grace does! Although man is totally depraved, there is still order, virtue, good, and beauty in our world.

In this episode of The New Geneva, Tony and Angela speak with special guest, Pastor Harrison Perkins, about the covenant of works. What is it and how can it help us better understand God’s grace to us in Christ? They also discuss the works/grace relationship and whether the Mosaic Covenant and was a republication of the covenant of works.

On this episode of The New Geneva Podcast, Tony and Angela speak with Zach Keele, author of Sacred Bond, on Reformed Hermeneutics. Zach explains what the "Reformed hermeneutic" is and contrasts it with the "Dispensational hermeneutic." Zach also gives the foundational tools for the art and science of biblical interpretation.

In this season 3 opening episode of The New Geneva, Tony & Angela kick off the “BBQing With Berkhof” Summer series! They introduce Louis Berkhof and his monumental work—Systematic Theology. They also explore the high and low points of his life and discuss why systematic theology in general, and Berkhof’s in particular, is so important for Reformed Christians.

In this episode of The New Geneva, Emily Schultz shares with Tony and Angela her Christian testimony and how she became a Reformed Christian. Emily also discusses issues related to abuse, Autism, and special needs children.

In this episode of The New Geneva, special guest Dr. R. Scott Clark (Westminster Seminary - California) discusses the errors of Two-Stage Justification and the Federal Vision view of justification. He then explains the comfort the Heidelberg Catechism gives us on the Reformed doctrine of salvation.

Angela shares with The Real Tony and Joshua Torrey her ideas for bringing peace to Reformed Twitter.