Are you burdened with fear, depression, anxiety, sin, struggle, weakness, and doubt?  Do you feel like you need to get your act together so Jesus will hear your prayers? We have good news for you.  Jesus is still alive at the right hand of the Father as a mediator, advocate, and intercessor in his High Priestly role.  All of us may come to Him boldly for help in time of need.  Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis as we unpack the implications of Christ's eternal priesthood.

The Holidays can be a mixed bag emotionally.  For some, it is indeed the most wonderful time of the year. For others, it's a time of stress, sadness, and anxiety.  Wherever you fall on that spectrum, the coming of the promised Messiah offers real and lasting hope that goes above and beyond anything we could think of imagine.  Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis this week as we explore the magnificent hope we have in Christ. 

As Christians, we have been saved from the defilement of our consciences by dark forces to the freedom of the children of God. Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis this week as we work through the fullness of what it means to be grateful in the Christian life. 

Aren't the Creeds just dusty old antiques that have long been surpassed by our modern interpretations? Join us this week on the Reclamation as we talk with Pastor Bradley Gray, and Pastor Timothy Baird, about the Chalcedonian definition.  A Herculean effort was undertaken by over 600 bishops to clarify and preserve the person and work of Christ for future generations, all the way back in 451 AD.  

One of our all time favorite podcasts and the online community that we're involved in is in turmoil right now.  The Reclamation exists because of Theocast, so we have skin in the game so to speak. Our hearts are heavy to the point of brokenness, and we see the confusion that's taking hold around this split.  Join Brad Kafer, Michael Lewis, and our special guest, pastor Jeremy Marshall this week for a very special episode, where we do our best to clarify the theological issues at the heart of this tragedy.  

There are two ditches we can fall in when it comes to scripture.  One is the view that we are either saved or sanctified by the thoroughness of our understanding of doctrine.  The other is that doctrine is just divisive, so let's just love everyone and not worry about it.  Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis on this week's episode, as we attempt to help bring balance an clarity to the issue.  Spoiler, it's about Jesus. 

All of us were raised in some kind of tradition.  For those of us raised in the American Evangelical church, we are protestants by default.  Why though? What are the roots of Protestantism, and what are the distinctives?  Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis this week as we talk with Austin Suggs of the Gospel Simplicity YouTube channel, about why we think Reformed Protestantism is valid and helpful.

Okay, so we're saved.  Now what?  Move to a far away land and become a missionary? Sell all of our possessions and live in a commune? Stand on the street corner and scream for people to repent? Transform our culture through missional living? Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis as we explore what we believe the function of the church is in the world on this week's episode.

What is the role of the church in establishing God's Kingdom on earth? Is that even the duty of the church? Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis with our special guest, Pastor Tony Phelps, as we discuss Christian Nationalism, the role of the church in society, and our role as citizens of two kingdoms on this week's episode.

The Christian life is hard enough when we have hope in Christ, but for some reason, we want it to be harder.  We just can't believe that righteousness isn't our personal duty.  Jesus becomes a law giver, coach, or drill instructor, and we are left scrambling to keep all the plates spinning.  Is this what Jesus meant when he said he would give us rest for our souls? Join Brad Kafer and Michael Lewis as we discuss the good news that Sanctification, or the process of being formed in Christ, is a promise, not a threat.