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The guys discuss the Latin phrase which means "always reforming." They talk about what it means, what it doesn't mean, and how it can be helpful.  Support the show

The guys answer some common objections and misconceptions of Calvinism.  Support the show

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The guys discuss some common and not so common questions surrounding water baptism.  Support the show

The guys talk about the difference between a simple faith and a shallow faith and how studying doctrine can tempt some people to forget the former.  Support the show

The guys discuss the SBC's vote to amend the constitution to include language that forbids women from the office and function of pastor.  Support the show

The guys discuss the sin of gluttony and give some spiritual and practical tips on how to avoid it.  Support the show

The guys talk about Christians watching MMA, UFC, and other violent sports.  Support the show

Pastor Chris shares his thoughts about the difference between gathering with community and belonging to a community.  Support the show

The guys recap their week at ShepCon and share their favorite food, sermons, and books.  Support the show

The guys discuss the Reformed view of the 3 fold division of the Mosaic law and talk through some practical implications of how we view the law today.  Support the show

The guys discuss how we can distinguish between true and false reviling and how the Christian is called to endure insults for the name of Christ.  Support the show

In this Sola Rant, host Jimmy De Los Santos takes aim at the modern Western church’s drift from discipleship to distraction. When the church is treated as a place to be entertained for an hour rather than a people formed by the Word, something has gone deeply wrong. Drawing from Scripture, Jimmy argues that the church was never meant to produce spectators, but mature believers who love God, serve one another, and care for those in need. This episode challenges the consumer mindset, confronts shallow Christianity, and calls the church back to its biblical mission—faithfulness over flash, depth over hype, and transformation over performance. Support the show

The guys talk about misplaced trust and the wrong message that is coming out of some of our pulpits.  Support the show

The guys discuss the Biblical view of interracial marriage.  Support the show