Peter Gentry, a PhD holder and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Old Testament, discusses the Imago Dei doctrine. Topics include nuances of humanity as God's image, representing God's rule, covenantal connections, and the influence on sex, gender, and marriage.

Stephen Dempster, professor of religious studies, discusses the theological depth of Genesis. Topics include the book's literary structure, main themes, relation to the Bible, and the fall of humanity. They also explore covenantal relationships, teaching strategies, and the significance of loving God and others. Delve into the narrative of creation, disobedience, divine image, and hope for redemption found in Genesis.

In this episode, Caleb is joined by guest, Devon Kauflin (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) who serves as lead pastor at Grace Church in Clarksburg, Maryland and helps lead Sovereign Grace Music. Together they discuss things like: a biblical theology of worship, how to think through structuring gathered worship, ordinary means of grace, and more. Resources: Reformation Worship: Liturgies from the Past for the Present by Jonathan Gibson https://a.co/d/1ri6A1I How Then Should We Worship by Sam Waldron https://a.co/d/9ZFdKyI Corporate Worship: How the Church Gathers as God's People by Matt Merker https://a.co/d/2iMcRjK Sound and Doctrine Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sound-plus-doctrine/id1534597955

Expert Michael Carlino answers questions about Progressive Covenantalism, discussing the law and gospel distinction, creation and covenant, Adamic and Mosaic covenants, Christ's righteousness, Sabbath observance, and comparing Progressive Covenantalism with 1689 Federalism.

Brandon Adams, knowledgeable about Baptist Covenant Theology, discusses the nature of covenants in a comparison between 1689 Federalism and Progressive Covenantalism. They explore the distinctions between the covenant of works and grace, the complexities of conditionality within covenants, and the Abrahamic covenant's significance in securing eternal salvation.

Brandon Adams, an expert in Baptist Covenant Theology, joins Caleb to discuss key takeaways from a series comparing 1689 Federalism and Progressive Covenantalism. They delve into topics like the 10 Commandments, the Sabbath, and the nuances of Sabbath observance, providing insightful perspectives on covenant theology differences.

Professor Andy Naselli, a theologian and pastor, delves into the biblical perspective of the Sabbath from a progressive covenantalist viewpoint. Topics include the continuity of the Sabbath in the New Covenant, Jesus' reshaping of the Sabbath concept, typology in scripture, differences between covenant theologies, and recommended resources for further study.

Jon English Lee, Pastor and Professor, discusses 1689 Federalism and the Sabbath, exploring various Christian perspectives on the Sabbath, its transition to Lord's Day worship, theological debates on its relevance, and differences between Judaism and Christianity in Sabbath observance.

Joshua Greever, Associate Professor of New Testament at Bethlehem College and Seminary, joins Caleb to discuss a progressive covenantalist perspective on Paul and Moses's law. Topics include the unity of the law, its applicability to Christians today, and the role of Moses's law in civil governments. They explore Paul's view on the law, its temporary nature, and his interpretation of civil government. They also touch on the church's mission, engagement with society, and resources for understanding progressive covenantalism and ethics.

Justin Perdue, lead pastor of Covenant Baptist Church and cohost of Theocast podcast, discusses the application of the law of Moses in the Christian life. Topics include the tripartite division of the law, moral/natural law vs. positive law, law/gospel distinction, critique of theonomy, covenant theology, two kingdoms doctrine, and recommended resources for theological study.