
A podcast hosted by Jon Moffitt that pulls the clutter off the gospel and helps believers see the sufficiency of Jesus for everyday life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 351 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

Should preaching leave Christians encouraged by Christ, or exhausted from being beaten down? Jon Moffitt examines a powerful clip from Sinclair Ferguson on what faithful preaching should actually sound like. Ferguson’s wisdom challenges preaching tha... more
Can salvation really depend on your performance, obedience, or religious works? Jon Moffitt sits down with Ryan Hemelaar from NeedGod.net to examine the gospel of grace and the growing appeal of Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. They discuss j... more
Should Christians use the law to make believers question their salvation? Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn examine how the law functions before and after someone comes to Christ, and why Scripture's use of the law should not leave believers trapped in f... more
Must you repent of your sins before you can be saved? Jon Moffitt examines the biblical command to “repent and believe” and asks what repentance actually means in relation to salvation. The conversation explores the long-standing debate over whether ... more
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I sorely miss having the dynamic duo on Reformed Fringe because I felt that Jon (as the original host) kept a lot of the topics grounded in practical application. Doug is, of course, a genius and has a tendency to land the plane in a “Van Dorn” kind of way so Jon is really great at putting it into terms I could understand.
In any case, I really like Jon’s books. He’s able to speak difficult things at a layman’s level without losing the gravitas of the material. Other authors claim that gift, bu... more
Jon and Theocast faithfully point weary Christians to Christ as our only hope. They free you from the pressure to try harder and do more to earn God’s favor, reminding you that if you are in Christ, His righteousness is your righteousness!
Listening to you I get the image that you turn on your microphone and then you just start thinking for the first time and then eventually different ideas. Come out, kind of sort of not really in any sort of direction and completely without any type of outline, but instead, you were just filling time with words because you feel obligated to do so on this podcast. You need an editor badly.
I enjoy listening to them very much they share the simple gospel without all the big words and bring home God’s complete grace and mercy .
I’ve listened to Theocast for years, going back to the Byron Yawn days (I even purchased “A Pilgrim’s Guide to Rest” back in the day). While there were a few episodes recently, especially on repentance and temptation in September 2025, that I found genuinely helpful, my overall experience has been negative.
My main concern is how the podcast handles sin and sanctification. While I affirm total depravity, Theocast often speaks as if that same reality applies unchanged to the believer, with littl... more
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This show centers gospel-rich theology that emphasizes the sufficiency of Christ for everyday life, often contrasting grace-centered living with legalism and pietism. Episodes frequently explore topics like rest in the gospel, the law-and-gospel distinction, and how faith in Christ shapes motivation, prayer, and discipleship, with practical pastoral guidance and book/resource recommendations. A standout throughline is a posture of rest and dependence on Christ, aimed at helping listeners find peace, assurance, and clarity amid cultural debates within Reformed and evangelical circles. The content is helpful for pastors, ministry leaders, and lay listeners who crave grounded, scripture-centric teaching applied to real-life struggles and churc... more
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Recent guests on Theocast include:
1. Ryan Hemelaar
2. Doug Hannah
3. Jackie Moffitt
4. Josh Lewis
5. Michael Rowntree
6. Michael Miller
7. Mike Schmitz
8. Dillon Chase
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