Reformed Brotherhood | Reformed Theology and Brotherly Love

The brothers offer an addendum of sorts on the Church Discipline series, and lay out a theology of membership and why it matters.

After their discussion with the Lutherans, the brothers reflect on the priority of the Word for the Lord's Day service.

When God gives you lemons, you make lemonade. When God gives the brothers Lutherans, they make a podcast episode.

The brothers are at the beach this week, so they invited some old friends (who are also brothers) to fill in. Justin and Brandon from the Two Thieves Podcast guest host and discuss the recent Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting.

The brothers try to put some shoe leather on the theoretical discussion of Church Discipline from last week.

The brothers tackle the subject of Church Discipline. What is it and why is it important?

The brothers get anti-social as they discuss a concerning trend in evangelical reflections on the Trinity.

The brothers close out their Providence series by discussing the unique way that God works in salvation.

The brothers tackle the big question: How do we reconcile God's goodness and the presence of evil?

The brothers tackle the question of how God as the Creator of all things, is also the Sustainer of all things.

The brothers start a new series exploring the providence of God, and start where everything has to... the nature of God.

Tony welcomes special guest Dr. Adonis Vidu. Adonis is the author of the Same God Who Works All Things, which is the first book length treatment on the Inseparable Operations doctrine.

The brothers close out the Covenants series by discussing the Covenant of Grace and how Jesus Christ is our surety.

The brothers unpack the Covenant of Works, and discuss why it is important for Christians who are under the Covenant of Grace to understand it.

The brothers discuss the doctrine of the Covenant of Redemption, what it is, and how it is to be used.

The brothers clarify their statements in the past about Game of Thrones. Hint: The only way to win the Game of Thrones is not to play.

The brothers finish up their ReSet series.

The brothers talk about relationships as they approach the end of Reset by David Murray

The brothers enter the final lap of ReSet by David Murray and talk about how to properly fuel our bodies.

The brothers tackle the theology of William Lane Craig, and what is wrong with it.

The brothers prioritize this week's episode with a look at chapter 7 of David Murray's ReSet.

The brothers talk identity as they cover repair bay 6 of ReSet by David Murray.

The brothers talk about what it means to relax according to David Murray in ReSet.

The brothers reflect on the recent report on the misconduct of Ravi Zacharias. How should we think about this? What does this say about Ravi's salvation?

The brothers discuss the importance of caring for your body as they review chapter 4 of ReSet by David Murray.

The brothers continue discussing ReSet by David Murray, and cover the importance of sleep.

The brothers discuss what is, and isn't heresy.

The brothers talk through the second chapter of ReSet by David Murray.

The brothers talk through the sober assessment that is step 1 in ReSet by David Murray.

The brothers try to pace themselves as they start off a new book cast series: Reset by David Murray

The Brothers talk about the 10th commandment, what it means, and what it doesn't.

The brothers reflect on a crazy year, and look forward to another crazy year.

The Brothers take down the Papist idolatry of Mary, and discuss the appropriate role she should have in Christian reflection.

The brothers round out their series with a final discussion about how the Holy Spirit applies redemption to God's people.

The brothers continue their Ordo Salutis series by deep diving into Union with Christ, and the role the Spirit plays in uniting us with our savior.

The brothers kick off a three part series to explore the role the Holy Spirit plays in each step of the Ordo Salutis.

The brothers discuss what it means for Christ to "empty" himself in light of Philippians 2.

It's a big one. Tony and Jesse tackle listener questions related to the Lord's Supper. Buckle up and grab an extra cup of grape juice.

Tony and Jesse close out their series on the Lord's Supper by discussing the Reformed view.

This week, Jesse and Tony tackle the Zwinglian / Memorial view of the Lord's Supper.

Tony and Jesse discuss the Lutheran view of the Lord's Supper, commonly called Consubstantiation.

Tony and Jesse take down Roman Catholic theology and narratives regarding the Lord's Supper.

Tony and Jesse start a new series on the Lord's Supper. First up, discussing the big picture. Support the Snowden Family: https://gf.me/u/y4cskc

Tony and Jesse discuss 1689 Federalism, the closest relative to Westminster/Continental Reformed theology there is.

Tony and Jesse discuss some recent happenings in Moscow and use them as a launching board to discuss what persecution really is.

Tony and Jesse discuss the recent death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and reflect on how a Christian should react to the deaths of those who die apart from Christ.

Tony and Jesse discuss how important it is to be truthful, even when it is impossibly difficult.

Tony and Jesse discuss the error of believing that confessing our sins has some kind of spiritual power.

Tony and Jesse discuss a sermon by David Clarkson.