Episode 2-Protestantism, why I love it, so should you, and here are three reasons why.

In this episode we address several common objections and difficult bible verses in relationship to the topics of the Trinity and deity of Christ.

We further dive into the biblical doctrine of the Trinity by exploring how the proper name of God is used by the Father, Son and Spirit.

What is the Trinity and is it Biblical? We answer these questions in this first part of our Trinity series.

Imputation, the word you may have never heard of, but is of eternal importance! This word captures one of the major heartbeats of the Reformation and it's theology.

To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant. Pastor Justin explains why this statement is misleading at best and deceptive at worst. We dive into the rich history of three Pre-Reformation movements that pave the wave for the Reformation as we know it.

We take the time to unpack the essence of the Reformation as summarized in the famous 5 Solas.

We interact with a very misguided critic of Protestantism and not only correct his bad takes but also provide positive evidence as to why Protestantism is a good thing for the church.

Our ultimate authority is the highest standard we use to discern what is true or not. We all have an ultimate authority, but is it the same authority as Jesus and the Apostles? Or are we being led astray by a false authority? Let's have a discussion.

Trailer for the Crucible podcast