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Their conversations are always riveting and push me deeper into neo-Calvinistic thought. As a reformed Baptist, they’ve got me thinking in much more robust ways about my own confession and how I inhabit the world in the 2024. Would love to see this program developed further in the future...Read full review »
Daniel.Metcalf via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/23/24
Episode 1 of Season 3 makes an all time high for this excellent podcast. This podcast is alwaysthought-provoking, soul-stiring, and challenging in the best ways. But a number of excellent insights come together in 3/1. Even if you think you know what Neo-calvinist political thought is, give a...Read full review »
cad_lib via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/07/23
I stumbled across this podcast about 3 months ago and have caught up with both seasons already! It is an excellent conversation on culture and theology and life. It is deeply insightful and informed but also accessible and enjoyable and even better for being informed by insights across multiple...Read full review »
chariotsoffire71 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/09/22
A model of good conversation: rigorous, generous, and generative. Can’t wait for the next season. Until then I must recommend season 1 to others and re-listen to it myself because you’ve left so many gems along the way I couldn’t pick all of them up on first pass.
Tag Tuck via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/06/22
Whether you’ve never heard of Neo-Calvinism or are well-read in the field, the thoughtful, measured, and generous discussion between these four theologian-pastors—and their occasional guests—will enrich your doctrinal thinking and draw you into considering how that thinking (orthodoxy) ought to...Read full review »
KVolle via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/28/22
Sober, well-thought out, thorough analysis in a sound bite social media age.
Gwishnew3 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/25/22
This has become my favorite podcast. For all the reformed podcasts out there, this one is the most academically weighty, with 4 theologians across 4 different countries. They are extremely well versed in Herman Bavinck and neo-Calvinism, frequently quoting primary sources. Together, they discuss...Read full review »
AndrewNoble14 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 05/12/22
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