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Jesus Christ
Reformed Theology
Christian Apologetics
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Covenant Theology
Kingdom Of God
Regulative Principle Of Worship
Hebrews
Redemptive History
Old Testament
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Redemption
Cornelius Van Til
Heaven
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This is the home of Reformed Forum’s podcasts—Christ-centered, confessionally Reformed conversations and teaching shaped by redemptive-historical theology. Warm, accessible, and theologically rigorous, our shows aim to equip the global Church toward maturity in Christ—helping listeners trace the unfolding story of redemption in Scripture and find trusted guides along the way.

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This is the first lesson in Dr. James J. Cassidy’s Reformed Academy course, Romans: God’s Worldwide Outreach. This lesson covers the following topics:

• 00:00 Theme: God’s Worldwide Outreach

• 03:20 Introduction: What is the Gospel?

• 07:51 The Gosp... more

In this episode, we welcome Cornelis Venema to discuss Roots Renewed: Perspectives on the United Reformed Churches in North America (After Thirty Years), a collection he edited on the history and identity of the United Reformed Churches in North Amer... more

This is the sixth lesson in Dr. Camden M. Bucey and Dr. Marcus Mininger’s Reformed Academy course, Resurrection and Redemption: A Reader’s Guide. It was originally recorded for one of Reformed Forum’s International Cohort Reading Groups. This lesson ... more

Jim Cassidy joins Camden Bucey to discuss the Gospel of Mark and a newly recorded Reformed Academy course, The Gospel of Mark: A Study in the Kingdom. They consider how Mark identifies Jesus as the divine King and teaches the nature of his kingdom th... more

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Recent Guests

Jim Cassidy
Pastor of South Austin OPC and president of the Reformed Forum board
South Austin OPC
Episode: The Gospel of Mark
Bradley G. Green
Professor of Philosophy and Christian Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; co-founder of Christ Overall
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: What Is Critical Theory?
Kevin DeYoung
Pastor at Christ Covenant Church and author of Church History for Everyone
Christ Covenant Church
Episode: Church History for Everyone
Jared Poulton
Executive Director for the Institute for Reformed Biblical Counseling; Pastor of Counseling and Teaching at Cornerstone United Reformed Church
Institute for Reformed Biblical Counseling; Cornerstone United Reformed Church
Episode: Van Til’s Influence on Biblical Counseling
Marcus A. Mininger
Speaker at the 2026 Reformed Forum Theology Conference, Grace and Grace: The One Covenant and the Logic of Hebrews' Warning
Speaker, Reformed Forum Theology Conference
Episode: Grace and Grace: The One Covenant and the Logic of Hebrews’ Warning | Marcus A. Mininger
Benjamin L. Gladd
Biblical theologian; executive director of the Carson Center for Theological Renewal; former professor of New Testament at RTS Jackson
Carson Center for Theological Renewal
Episode: A Greater Joshua, a Greater Conquest: Another Look at Jesus’s Exorcisms | Benjamin L. Gladd
Gregory K. Beale
Theologian and professor of New Testament
Reformed Theological Seminary
Episode: When Does the Restoration of Israel Take Place? | G. K. Beale
Mark Gilbert
Teacher, scholar, author of a course on talking with Catholics about Jesus
Mathias Media; Certainty for Eternity (podcast and YouTube)
Episode: Roman Catholicism and Christian Unity
Eli Ayala
Host of Revealed Apologetics, middle school philosophy and apologetics teacher
Revealed Apologetics
Episode: YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus

Hosts

Camden Bucey
Reformed theologian and host of Christ the Center
Marcus Mininger
Reformed theologian and seminary instructor

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 562 ratings
  • Superb podcast

    I’ve been listening RF for almost 10 years. It’s one of few Podcasts that cover a wide range of topics in an in-depth manner while staying true to the Reformed heritage we all so love. You will not be disappointed

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    5
    BKLK070188
    United States6 months ago
  • Absolutely life-giving

    If you give this podcast a chance, you will find that the theological perspective presented here is one which starts and ends with Christ as He is revealed in the entire text of Scripture, in all of its beautiful context - as you allow it to draw you out of yourself and into scripture, you will invariably find that a new life in Christ is invariably on offer. After all, the Bible is the very words of the living God!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smolaw
    United States9 months ago
  • Praise be to God

    So thankful for the work God has done through each of you men and the content of truth you put out. Thank you for being a true edification to the saints, May God continue to grow you all in wisdom and knowledge of the perfect Christ Jesus

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jeremy Nethercutt
    United Statesa year ago
  • Book of Daniel

    I've enjoyed the book of Daniel study very much. My wife and I have been reforming over the last several years and at the end of 2022, we left the SBC for the PCA. I've been listening to RF for the last couple years and have learned a lot. Thanks

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ericinlouisiana
    United Statesa year ago
  • No discernment

    Y’all affirm heretic Tim Keller and TGC. Terrible.

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    TheIceManCooketh
    United States2 years ago

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The Gospel of Mark
Q: What does the two-stage healing of the blind man mean?
Cassidy sees it as a mirror of the apostles: they recognize Jesus and follow him, yet their understanding of his kingship and kingdom remains incomplete and blurred. The passage also reflects how understanding develops gradually for believers.
The Gospel of Mark
Q: Why frame the course on Mark as “A Study in the Kingdom”?
Cassidy says Mark repeatedly asks who Jesus is and what kind of kingdom he proclaims. The narrative corrects expectations of a kingdom established through force, presenting a heavenly kingdom whose victory comes through Christ's ministry, cross, and resurrection.
What Is Critical Theory?
Q: How does Green understand critical theory as a counterfeit religious vision?
He argues that critical theory supplies its own accounts of creation, sin, redemption, and history. From a Christian perspective, these are distorted versions of categories that arise from people living in God's world while suppressing knowledge of him.
What Is Critical Theory?
Q: How did the failure of Marxist revolution in Germany shape the Frankfurt School's ideas?
Green explains that Frankfurt School thinkers asked why revolution had not occurred in Germany as it had in Russia. They expanded Marxist analysis to include cultural influences that could make people accept or even feel satisfied with oppressive conditions.
Church History for Everyone
Q: Why spend so much time on monasticism? But what lessons can we draw from it as modern day Protestants and specifically Presbyterians?
DeYoung explains that monastic communities preserved learning, books, manuscripts, and historic liturgy, and shaped the lives of influential theologians. He also notes dangers including legalism, retreat from ordinary life, and treating marriage and family as spiritually inferior.

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

Christ-centered teaching and conversations approach Scripture through confessional Reformed theology and redemptive-historical interpretation. Regular host Camden Bucey is joined by theologians, pastors, scholars, and authors for interviews, book discussions, conference lectures, and sustained studies of biblical texts and theological works. Recurring subjects include biblical theology, covenant, Christ's resurrection, church history, apologetics, counseling, and contemporary cultural questions. Some series work through a book or biblical passage over multiple installments, combining close exegesis with theological context and pastoral application. The mix of accessible interviews and more advanced, scholarly teaching suits Christians seeki... more

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