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"Reformed Thinking" is a podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of biblical teachings and theological questions, influenced by the abundant heritage of Reformed theology and Puritan writings. Whether exploring weighty Bible passages or dissecting influential Reformed books and articles, our goal is to offer insights that not only cultivate intellectual expansion but also, and more crucial... more

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Latest Episodes

Deep Dive into Apostolic Authority and Christian Hope (1 Timothy 1:1)

The opening of 1 Timothy 1:1 serves as a profound theological threshold rather than a simple greeting. Writing to a church in Ephesus plagued by false teaching, ecclesiastical dis... more

Deep Dive into From Astonishment to Faith: The Withered Fig Tree, True Religion, and Believing Prayer (Matthew 21:20–22)

The provided texts examine Matthew 21:20-22, where Jesus curses a barren fig tree, prompting the disciples' amazement. This mira... more

Deep Dive into Esau’s Established Line: Providence, Covenant Distinction, and the Genealogy (Genesis 36:9–14)

Genesis 36:9–14 provides a detailed genealogical record of Esau, establishing him as the father of the Edomites who settled in the hill cou... more

Deep Dive into The Pure in Heart Blessed (Matthew 5:8) by Jonathan Edwards

In his 1753 sermon on Matthew 5:8, Jonathan Edwards explains that humanity's ultimate happiness lies in seeing God, a blessing reserved exclusively for the pure in heart. Edw... more

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Recent Guests

Edie Burns
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Episode: Toward a Biblical Model of Cultural Engagement
Peter Oltan
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Episode: Toward a Biblical Model of Cultural Engagement
Elsie Ridley
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Episode: Toward a Biblical Model of Cultural Engagement
Brian Bieterbach
Missions practitioner and writer discussed by name in the episode
Episode: Compassion and the Great Commission
Shannon Hurley
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Episode: Compassion and the Great Commission
Mark Jeffries
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Episode: The First Seminary: A Biblical Case for Pastoral Training
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Rabbi Daniel Landis
University chair of Jewish Ethics and Values at the Yeshiva of Los Angeles
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Episode: Apologetics and Evangelism: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity
Dr. Greg Bahnsen
Scholar in residence at the Southern California Center for Christian Studies
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Reviews

3.7 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Too much. Scripted talk.

    I get excited to hear the topic your title says is covered. At the end I am disappointed. For example; your show covering Calvin’s commentary on Roman’s, when it was done I had no idea what Calvin said about Romans. You talked about so many commentators and covered 2000 years of commentaries in 30 minutes. I got nothing out of it. Very fast paced, too fast. Scripted but trying to make it as two people having a conversation. It is not natural. Do not like the back and forth when it is scripted an... more

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  • Blessed

    What a feeding of the inner man . Great to hear on my way to work this and Every day.

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    Pastor Julio Calderin
    United States2 years ago

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Some listeners crave more conversational flow; episodes can feel dense but rewarding for serious students of theology.
Thoughtful, doctrine-forward analysis that connects Scripture, history, and worship.
Consistently helpful for pastors and students seeking solid Reformed perspectives.
Rigorous exegesis and historical references; not for casual theology seekers.

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Herod’s Banquet and the Prophet’s Blood: Collision of Counterfeit Power with the Kingdom of Christ (Matthew 14:1–12)
Q: What oaths or social contracts have you silently signed that are keeping you from doing what is right?
Are there agreements you have made with your culture, your workplace, or your friend group that require you to mute your allegiance to Christ?
Introduction to Systematic Theology
Q: If reason is a God-given tool, but it must submit to the supernatural, where in your own life are you letting your reason sit in judgement over Scripture rather than letting scripture inform your reason?
The importance of recognizing how personal logic might conflict with biblical teaching and examining areas where one might reject or ignore scripture due to modern reasoning.
The King’s Concealed Revelation: The Judicial and Prophetic Necessity of the Parabolic Method (Matthew 13:34–35)
Q: Can you explain the external and internal call of the Gospel?
The external call is what everyone hears, while the internal call, received by disciples through the Holy Spirit, leads to true understanding.
The King’s Concealed Revelation: The Judicial and Prophetic Necessity of the Parabolic Method (Matthew 13:34–35)
Q: What did the Pharisees do to commit the unpardonable sin?
They attributed Jesus' miracles to Beelzebul, the Prince of demons, refusing to submit to His authority.
μεταλλάσσω (Metallassō): Trading Truth for a Lie
Q: If God does all work, does that mean we are just passive robots in this whole process?
We are the ones who do the returning and believing, but the power to do that comes from God.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Reformed Thinking

What is Reformed Thinking about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Scholarly, scripture-centered discussions dominate, with a heavy emphasis on Reformed theology, confessional standards, and practical pastoral application. Episodes frequently tackle biblical passages, historical theologians, and classic revival critiques, all through a lens that prioritizes doctrinal clarity, providence, and the sufficiency of Scripture. The format often blends rigorous exegesis with pastoral exhortation, aiming to equip listeners to think deeply about faith while applying it to worship, ministry, and everyday life. Notable strengths include thorough engagement with historic sources (e.g., Edwards, Piper) and a consistent stance against secularized or sensational approaches to spirituality, making it appealing to educated,... more

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