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In this episode, we preview our Summer series by comparing the beginning of Calvin's Institutes with the beginning of Augustine's Confessions. Then, we end our time together in the Westminster Larger Catechism.

From 2019-2022, John lived on the island of Guam. Please join us in prayer for the sanctification, strengthening, and sustainment of all those on Guam, according to God’s sovereign will.

In this episode, we connect the doctrine of Unconditional Election with Covenant Theology by observing how God chose Abram from among all of Ancient Mesopotamia to covenant with (Genesis 2:9-15; 9:8-9,11; 17:1-2; Exodus 24:7-8; 2 Samuel 7:16; Luke 22:20). Covenants Made Simple: Understanding God's Unfolding Promises to His People by Jonty Rhodes The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant, and His Kingdom by Samuel Renihan Blog - Calvinism: A Gateway to Covenant Theology

In this episode, we examine the command of our Savior to confess our sins alongside his promise to forgive and cleanse us when we do (1 John 1:9). If you are struggling with thoughts and feelings about unresolved sin in your life, may this episode encourage you to embrace God's promise of forgiveness.

Join us in this episode as we examine how worldly sorrow led to the death of one king and how godly sorrow led to repentance for the other (2 Corinthians 7:10-11; 1 Samuel 16:13-14).

In this episode, John walks us through the continuity of God's covenant promises from the Old Testament to the New. Our God is one and has promised his people salvation through his Son, Jesus, for all of history!

In this episode, we discuss the Sabbath Day with the help of Tertullian, B.B. Warfield, and Jesus in the Gospel of Luke (Exodus 20:8-11; Deuteronomy 5:12-15; Luke 6:1-5; 13:10-17).

In this blog, we explore the nature of God's relationship to his creation in general and the expectation of God's creation to respond to God because of his magnificent work. A creational covenant means that all of creation is in a relationship with God - either saving or damning.

In this episode, we examine how God comforts and sanctifies his people in times of affliction (2 Corinthians 1:3-5; Psalm 119:67).

In this episode, we discuss the term "good" in Romans 8:28 and God's promise to conform us to the image of his Son (Romans 8:28-30; 2 Corinthians 12:7-10; Luke 18:43; Psalm 55; 2 Corinthians 1:3-5).

In this episode, we briefly discuss the covenantal theme in the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.

In this episode, John reviews Ed Welch's book When People Are Big and God Is Small. Listen in for a discussion on the fear of man (Proverbs 29:25), self-esteem, and suicide prevention. Sola Gratia.

In this episode, we remember Christ's suffering "in his body" (1 Peter 2:24).

In this episode, John gives another perspective on the kind of songs that are permissible to be sung during the worship of our Lord, Jesus Christ. This is in response to the 7-part series on Exclusive Psalmody published in November of 2021.

In this blog cast, David Chambers writes on a topic that will make your "heretic detection" hairs stand on end! But fear not: NO HERESY DETECTED!  Were Adam and Eve perfect? Well not necessarily. We are often told things in our traditions and families that aren't actually in accordance with the bible. So, it's good to reorient ourselves to the scripture and reconsider some things - especially something like this!

In this blogcast, Nick writes about the image of God in man, what that means, and how we can have a sure identity which is derived from scripture.  This is the Reformed & Confessional Podcast. Our aim is and always will be to promote reformed confessionalism, to proclaim the sufficiency of scripture, and to extol the supremacy of Christ over all things.  This podcast helps us put this goal in your ears, and helps your heart be lifted up to God. For more information about R&C go to reformconfess.com Or visit our Social Media Facebook Instagram Twitter You can also get support us at our online store or become a Patron. (Psssst...in due time we will have special goodies for patron supporters only)

In this blog M. Aaron Koen discusses the nature of Hebrews 1:1-2 and how Christ is pervasive in and throughout all of it! This is the Reformed & Confessional Podcast. Our aim is and always will be to promote reformed confessionalism, to proclaim the sufficiency of scripture, and to extol the supremacy of Christ over all things. This podcast helps us put this goal in your ears, and helps your heart be lifted up to God.  For more information about R&C go to reformconfess.com Or visit our Social Media  Facebook Instagram Twitter You can also get support us at our online store or become a Patron. (Psssst...in due time we will have special goodies for patron supporters only)

The atonement of Christ is for everyone...right? Well, in this blogcast you'll hear what reformed and confessional theology believes and teaches regarding this doctrine.  Original Article: https://www.reformconfess.com/blog/limited-atonement If you would like to support the work we're doing, and the Christian media we are creating you can do so here: https://www.reformconfess.com/support

**Listener Note: The Athanasian Creed was written in the 6th century, not the 16th.**  “Whosoever will be saved, before all things it is necessary that he hold the catholic faith. Which faith except every one do keep whole and undefiled; without doubt he shall perish everlastingly. And the catholic faith is this: That we worship one God in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity; Neither confounding the Persons; nor dividing the Essence…”

In our quest to uncover what it means to be “A Man After God’s heart,” the first question we come to, then, is this: “What is Man?”