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Theocast - Reformed Theology

Theocast - Reformed Theology

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Our primary focus at Theocast is to encourage weary pilgrims to rest in Christ. We facilitate simple conversations about the Christian life from a reformed perspective through our weekly podcasts, primers, books, articles, and educational material.
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Five For Fruit | Five Minutes of Reformed Theology | The Christian Podcast For The Busy Believer

Cary Gephart: Bringing a Reformed Pastoral Perspective for the Everyday Christian

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A once weekly five minute podcast about the gospel, culture and the Christian life from a reformed perspective. Five For Fruit seeks to encourage fellow believers to grow in the grace and knowledge of their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ by creating biblical, challenging, convicting and encouraging media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Are we saved by works? The answer to this question might astonish you. In fact, we are saved by works! The real question is, whose works save us? Ours? Or someone else’s? In today’s episode, Jon, Justin, and our friend Pat Abendroth from The Pactum will be discussing the active obedience of Christ, a vital biblical doctrine that helps sinners see J…
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In this enlightening episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb embark on a deep exploration of the Scots Confession. They delve into the unique aspects of this foundational document of Reformed theology, shedding light on its structure, its theological perspectives, and its profound influence on modern confes…
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Emphasizing grace, grace boys, antinomianism, the law, preaching, harsh – these are all words that seem to be circulating widely on the internet. We wanted to address this topic. First and foremost, what is antinomianism? Is preaching Christ from all of Scripture, Christ-centered preaching, generally considered antinomian? Moreover, why is it that …
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In this thought-provoking episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb delve into a deep theological discussion about John 3:16. They explore the profound implications of God's love for the world, the role of faith and the impact of Christ's death and resurrection on humanity and the cosmos. They also reflect on…
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In this episode, Jon and Judith discuss chapter 5 of the book “For the Love of Discipline: When the Gospel Intersects with Tantrums and Time-Outs.” How do we know if we are being too strict or too permissive with our parenting? When do we “choose our battles?” What does giving our children grace look like? These are meaningful discussions concernin…
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The baptism debate. Typically, when we hear this, we cringe because it’s not really done well; there are a lot of strawmen. We don’t represent each other’s side well, and it becomes heated and emotional. We don’t want to do that today. We want to talk about the differences and where they stand biblically, and then why we would hold to a position kn…
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In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, hosts Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal delve into a deep discussion on John 3:16, one of the most quoted verses in the Bible. They tackle this well-worn path from a fresh perspective, discussing the nuances of the Greek language and the importance of understanding the original text. They also explo…
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In this episode, Jon and Judith discuss the contents of chapter 4 from the book titled “For the Love of Discipline: When the Gospel Intersects with Tantrums and Time-Outs.” Fear is a multifaceted concept, yet from a biblical perspective, it reveals the awe-inspiring and transformative nature of God. Guiding our children to revere the Lord involves …
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Have you ever wondered what the differences are between a confessional Baptist position on covenant theology and a confessional Presbyterian position? (We know you have–because you’ve asked us.) Jon and Justin talk about the differences today. It really all comes down to how one understands the covenant of grace to be revealed and then established.…
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In episode 387 of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal delve deep into the topic of the Armor of God. They particularly focus on the aspect of prayer and how it helps in the proclamation of the gospel. Drawing from the Apostle Paul's encouragement to pray boldly, they explore how the act of prayer contributes to our spir…
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What is the difference between rewards and bribes? How can and should rewards for good behavior lead us to the Gospel? In today’s episode. Jon and Judith Moffitt cover chapter 3 of the book, “For the Love of Discipline: When the Gospel Meets Tantrums and Time-Outs.” How do we help reinforce good behavior in our children while teaching them the gosp…
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In today’s episode, Jon and Justin have a conversation about the Reformation and the streams that flowed out of it pertaining to covenant theology. While there are disagreements amongst and between various traditions, Presbyterians, the Reformed, and confessional Baptists agree on a lot! This discussion covers some history, as well as the significa…
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On this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal engage in a deep and insightful discussion on understanding and applying spiritual tools in daily life, with a particular emphasis on prayer. They explore the significance of praying for others, the transformative effect it has on individual and collective spiritual…
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Is punishment the same as discipline? Definitely not! In this segment, Jon and Judith Moffit shed light on how the gospel influences discipline, emphasizing that punishment is a detached and impersonal approach that doesn’t align with our roles as godly parents. Making this crucial distinction plays a significant role in molding our children’s hear…
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What are the major differences between covenant theology and dispensationalism? That’s a question we get a lot. Jon and Justin sit down to discuss the differences under three main headings: Christ in all of Scripture, law/gospel distinction, and the covenant of works (active obedience of Christ). Join the Theocast Community! FREE EBOOK PARTNER WITH…
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In this enlightening episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb dive deep into the themes of faith, perseverance, and alertness in the Christian life. Exploring the armor of God and its implications for Christians, they discuss how true Christian confidence lies in unwavering faith and reliance on a trustworthy God.…
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In this segment, Jon and Judith Moffitt delve into chapter one, titled “The Game Plan: Let’s Get Ready.” While discipline may sometimes carry a negative connotation, it is not portrayed that way in the Bible. The biblical perspective emphasizes that discipline should stem from a place of love rather than being perceived as punitive. Furthermore, it…
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Paul declares to the church, “I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God.” He urges us not to feel ashamed because the gospel embodies a power that transcends our universe – God’s power. This concept often perplexes modern Christians. How can mere words encapsulate God’s power? This episode delves into this question, exploring how w…
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Join Jesse Schwamb and Tony Arsenal on this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast as they delve into a profound discussion about the Armor of God, the significance of prayer, and the power of Christ's saving blood. They explore the concept of constant communion with God, the importance of discipline in prayer, and how this equips Christians f…
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In contemporary culture, the term “discipline” carries a negative connotation, yet the Bible portrays it as an expression of our heavenly father’s love. We frequently misconstrue discipline as mere punishment. Regrettably, the gospel seems largely overlooked in our approach to raising children through disciplined means. In their series, Jon and Jud…
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Here is the reality for Christians: the one we love the most is the one we’ve never seen. There are times we have a hard time comprehending what God is like. We have a hard time feeling his love for us. And so, God can feel distant from us. It is hard for us to feel safe approaching him. Jon and Justin talk about our relationships with Jesus, his l…
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Join Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb on this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood podcast as they delve into theological discussions and daily Christian practice. Exploring the metaphor of the "sword of the Spirit," they examine the role of the Holy Spirit in applying Scripture and the importance of congregational participation and pastoral guidance.…
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Many of you watched the Super Bowl and saw the “He Gets Us” ad. Many of you are aware of the controversy surrounding Alistair Begg in recent weeks. There is a lot of concern amongst Christians about wokeness and liberalism and condoning sin. In today’s episode, Jon and Justin have a conversation about our call to love others–even those outside the …
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In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony and Jesse discuss the significance of the helmet of salvation in the armor of God. They explore the importance of having clarity of thought and a transformed mindset as a result of being saved by Christ. They dive into the Greek word used for "take," emphasizing that the helmet of salvation …
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Are you afraid of the second coming of Jesus? You might have been taught a fearful eschatology. The book of Revelation should not be a scary thing for the Christian. Instead, we should find ourselves encouraged and our hope strengthened by our study of it. Join Jon and Justin in a conversation with Rev. Chris Gordon from Abounding Grace Radio in th…
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In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony and Jesse dive deep into the powerful imagery of the Shield of Faith as they continue their series on the Armor of God. They discuss the tension between God's sovereignty and our exercise of faith, emphasizing that God empowers His people to take up the shield and gain new ground. They explo…
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Do you ever feel like you know a lot about Jesus–but you can’t remember the last time you felt that he loves you? Has doctrine ever felt cold to you? Have you ever been tempted to pit doctrine and experience against each other? If you answered “yes” to any of those questions, today’s podcast is for you. Jon and Justin have a conversation about Jesu…
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In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony and Jesse discuss the importance of living a life of readiness and embracing the gospel's impact in our daily lives. They explore the metaphor of running the race and the significance of being prepared in the Christian life. They emphasize the need for ongoing repentance and the confidence t…
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For many people, reading the Bible can feel like a burden. It seems that the whole conversation around Bible reading is riddled with guilt and shame. It shouldn’t be that way. It is good that we would know and love the Word of God! It is important that we, as Christians, be regularly engaging with the Word. That said, there are a number of ways tha…
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In this episode of the Reformed Brotherhood Podcast, Tony Arsenal and Jesse Schwamb dive into the topic of the breastplate of righteousness as part of their series on the Armor of God. They discuss the significance of righteousness as both imputed and infused, emphasizing the vital role it plays in the Christian faith. Drawing from Romans and other…
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Every year around Christmastime, Christians love to argue about the song “Mary, Did You Know?” That’s another conversation for another day. (Mary did know some things, but she didn’t know everything.) A more significant question is, “Satan, did you know?” Did you know that Christ was bruising your head at the cross? How much did Satan know of the g…
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