Narnia, the Reformation, and Hopelessness
Many of us, if we are honest, often live lives characterized by fear and hopelessness. This is the plight common to fallen man, true. But …
Many of us, if we are honest, often live lives characterized by fear and hopelessness. This is the plight common to fallen man, true. But …
Jon and Justin continue to talk about the inherently corporate nature of the Christian life, as well as how union with Christ produces unity in …
What is the resting heart rate of the Christian life? From a biblical and Reformed perspective, it is union with Christ. By faith, we are …
Jon and Justin talk about plans for something called the Grace Reformed Network. The guys also consider more implications of a confessional perspective on church. …
Have we missed the point of church? From a Reformed, confessional perspective, it seems we have. In short, the point of church is the forgiveness …
There seem to be a number of people “deconstructing” these days–and by that we mean deconstructing the Christian faith and leaving it. At Theocast, we …
The guys continue the conversation on deconstructing by speaking more to those in a confessional environment about the dangers of always having to be against …
In our third of three episodes on the implications of covenant theology, Jon and Justin discuss the significance of the covenant of works as it …
Jon and Justin talk about the fallout produced by a denial of the covenant of works. The guys discuss final/future justification as a part of …
In our second of two episodes on the implications of covenant theology, Jon and Justin consider the purpose and point of the whole Bible. It’s …