In this episode, Tyler discusses the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints, which teaches that God's grace saves us and keeps us until Christ's return, and for all eternity.

In this episode, Tyler looks at the work of God in bringing men unto salvation.

In this episode Tyler looks at what the Bible says about the extent of Jesus' atoning death—for whom Christ died.

In this episode Tyler looks at what the Bible says about the means by which God redeems his people.

In this episode Tyler looks at what the Bible says about the all-encompassing nature of sin after the Fall of Genesis 3.

Season 2 on The Doctrines of Grace releases on March 13.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Joel Beeke about the Puritans and the influence that the Protestant Reformation had on this movement. Listen in as Dr. Beeke helps us to understand who the Puritans were, what they believed, and how it affected every area of their lives.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Peter Lillback about one of the most famed and controversial of all the Reformers, John Calvin. Known for his high view of God’s sovereignty in salvation, many know Calvin through what is called Calvinism—which is why he’s seen as a controversial figure by some. But if you love a big God theology, then you really must get to know Calvin.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Christopher Catherwood about the man who is considered by many as the father of the reformed movement, Ulrich Zwingli. Listen as Dr. Catherwood introduces us to the revolutionary life of Zwingli.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Herman Selderhuis about the father of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther. Listen as Dr. Selderhuis helps us learn more about the crucial role that Luther played in sparking the Reformation.