
The Reformanda Initiative Podcast. Listen as we analyze and discuss Roman Catholic theology and practice from an Evangelical perspective. | X: @ReformandaRome | Facebook: @ReformandaInitiative | Online: www.reformandainitiative.org |
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

What is theological retrieval, and how should evangelicals approach it wisely?
In this episode, Dr. Shawn Wright (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Clifton Baptist Church) introduces the concept of theological retrieval and explains why it ... more
In this episode we discuss the interesting topic of relics and what role they play in Roman Catholicism. What is the theology behind them and how did they develop historically? How do evangelicals respond to the reality of relics? These questions and... more
In this episode, Leo, Clay, and Reid discuss Leonardo’s most recent Vatican File, which looks ahead to 2033 and an important initiative of the ecumenical movement. They also discuss the importance of the 1700th anniversary of Nicea and how that relat... more
In this episode we discuss Leonardo’s upcoming Vatican File that reviews a book which was recently translated into Italian. The book was written by the Cardinal Prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Victor Manuel Fernández, ... more
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The content of the podcast is interesting and unique in the western world of evangelical church. The hosts are extremely knowledgeable and are living and working in areas that are at the very intersection of Roman Catholic and Evangelical theology. Episodes are long and in-depth.
I’ve deducted a single star because oftentimes the audio quality of the hosts themselves on the show (not just guests) is atrocious.
While listening to the episodes about the Holy Mother I noticed our hosts accused Roman church and the church fathers of circular reasoning, yet they produced little evidence of their own. It can simply be reduced to “We’re right just because, and Roman Catholicism is wrong because we said so.”
One question I have is this, what are the bounds of scripture? That’s a very arbitrary standard since their particular brand of Protestantism.
Their view of Mary is not representative of Protestantism. ... more
We are Protestant and members of a small Presbyterian denomination. One of our children has entered the Dominican novitiate. We heard about this podcast on Reformed Forum and very grateful for your work. On a personal level it is helping navigate a significant event.
I love this podcast! It’s very informative and encouraging to me as a former Roman Catholic. You don’t mince words but you’re sensitive at the same time knowing that spreading the Gospel in a dark place is priority. My only critique is that you need more episodes LOL! I check it almost every day awaiting the next one.I recently purchased “Same Words, Different Worlds” and look forward to reading it!
I love this podcast! It’s very informative and encouraging to me. You don’t mince words but your sensitive at the same time knowing spreading the Gospel in a dark place is priority. My only critique is that you need more episodes LOL! I check it almost every day awaiting the next one.
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The show analyzes Roman Catholic theology and practice from an Evangelical perspective, with a strong emphasis on doctrinal differences, historical debates, and practical gospel conversations. Recent episodes frequently contrast Catholic and Protestant beliefs on grace, justification, and the role of tradition, while also offering strategies for evangelism and respectful dialogue with Catholics. Noteworthy is a through-line about the integrity of the gospel, the use of creeds and church history to sharpen dialogue, and the ongoing discussion about unity among Christian traditions. The format often features in-depth theological discussion, guest perspectives, and calls to thoughtful, gospel-centered communication, making it a valuable resour... more
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Recent guests on The Reformanda Initiative include:
1. Mark Gilbert
2. Robbie Bellis
3. Matt Johnston
4. Matthew Johnston
5. Leonardo DiCirico
6. Dr. Gavin Ortlund
7. Dr. Albert Mohler
8. Joe Clarke
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