Reformation Red Pill

In this episode of the Reformation Red Pill Podcast, the hosts examine the downfall of the gospel-centered movement. They discuss how the movement started with good intentions but eventually veered off course, leading to the manifestation of four "tumors": functional antinomianism, functional Gnosticism, cultural Marxism, and toxic winsomeness. The hosts emphasize that while the movement may be dying, the gospel itself will always endure. They are joined by special guest Robert Murphey as they delve into the systemic problems within the gospel-centered movement and the need for a return to solid, robust, historic Reformed evangelicalism.

In this episode of the Reformation Red Pill Podcast, the hosts delve into the concept of beauty, asserting that it transcends personal preferences and is anchored in an objective standard. They advocate for evaluating experiences based not solely on subjective reactions but on the inherent merits of the subject. The hosts explore how emotions can be influenced by external factors like music, shaping our perception of beauty. Discussing the regulative principle of worship, they stress aligning worship with the Word of God and urge listeners to mature in their understanding of it. Additionally, the hosts address the use of language, citing Ephesians 5:4, and underscore the importance of wisdom and discernment when using potentially offensive words. Overall, the episode underscores the significance of acknowledging the objectivity of beauty and aligning worship and language with biblical principles.

In this episode of the Reformation Red Pill podcast, host Joshua Haymes shares his personal journey of awakening to the truth and pivotal moments that led him to take the "Reformation Red Pill". He reflects on the challenges faced by his church plant during the COVID-19 pandemic and the rise of neo-Marxist ideology within the church. Haymes discusses the importance of finding trustworthy leadership and how he discovered a common thread among these leaders - their commitment to Reformed theology. Join him as he delves into the depths of the Reformation rabbit hole and explores the theological richness and biblical foundation of the Reformed tradition.

In this podcast episode, hosts Joshua Haymes and Pastor Brooks Potteiger discuss the impact of the "Moscow Mood" on their personal journeys. They explore how the Moscow mood, as defined by Doug Wilson and others, has influenced their understanding of holiness, masculinity, femininity, and worship. They also address the criticisms raised by Kevin DeYoung and offer advice to those who feel discontent in their current church settings. Overall, the episode highlights the positive aspects of the Moscow mood and its potential to bring about a reformation in the church.