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Send us Fan MailJDV and Caleb Jackson explore common grace, “borrowed light,” and the antithesis between belief and unbelief. Why do unbelievers discover real truth? How does God’s kindness sustain the world while people suppress Him?From Calvin to Kuyper to Romans 1–2, this episode clarifies how Christians should think about culture, conscience, Christ’s lordship, and evangelism—without confusing moral good with saving grace.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we explore the ascension of Jesus Christ—what it means and why it matters. After His resurrection, Jesus did not simply disappear; He ascended to the right hand of the Father and now reigns with all authority in heaven and on earth.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailI Am He!Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens to truth when a civilization stops reading?In this episode, we open with the Celts, barbarians, and the so-called “Dark Ages”—a world often caricatured as ignorant and primitive, yet far more complex. As Rome collapses, literacy fractures. Books disappear. Memory replaces manuscripts. Oral culture dominates, and with it comes both preservation and loss.Beowulf- How we need a hero!Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailA clear walk through the Covenant of Grace—its first announcement in Genesis 3:15, its unfolding to Abraham, and its fulfillment in Christ. We show how Scripture presents one saving promise across all of redemptive history and how this shapes the Christian’s confidence, worship, and hope.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailSin didn’t vanish when you were justified. The old nature still fights, but it no longer reigns. In this episode, JDV and PBK unpack how believers can face indwelling sin without fear—because Christ has broken its dominion. We trace the ongoing presence of the flesh, the freedom of the new man, and how grace equips you to wage war with confidence and hope.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWhere sin abounds grace much more abounds.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWhy sin no longer reigns in those united to Christ, and a brisk plan to fight its lingering presence.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailIs man two parts or three? In this episode we tackle the classic question of human nature: dichotomy (body–soul/spirit) vs. trichotomy (body–soul–spirit). We define the terms, survey key Scriptures (KJV), and trace how Christians have argued the issue across the centuries. We’ll weigh texts like  Hebrews 4:12, clarify word-usage (ψυχή / πνεῦμα), and ask why this matters.You’ll learn:Definitions and the best arguments for each viewHow key passages are used (and misused)Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailJDV and PBK open Titus 2 to explore what it really means to be “keepers at home.” Far from an outdated command, this calling reveals how the Christian household serves as the first mission field and a living picture of ordered love under Christ.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Knights of the Round Table with PBK, we explore what it means that God created humanity “male and female” in His image (Genesis 1:27). What does Scripture teach about the distinction, equality, and complementary roles of men and women? How has God’s design been challenged in our culture, and how should Christians respond with clarity and conviction?Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailPastor Brian Knight (PBK) and Joseph VonDoloski kick off Season 3 with a short, no-nonsense tour through the essentials of systematic theology — what it is, why it matters, and how sound doctrine shapes our everyday faith. Fast, practical, and refresher-friendly: perfect if you want a clear foundation before diving deeper.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Knights of the Roundtable JDV and PBK explore Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology, Chapter 17, on miracles. They discuss what miracles are, their purpose in Scripture, and whether they still happen today. Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailHow does God's sovereignty interact with human decisions? Is every event in history meticulously ordained, or do our choices carry real significance? In this episode, we explore providential concurrence—the doctrine that God works through human actions, natural events, and even the decisions of free agents to accomplish His perfect will. Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailEpisode Description:In this episode of Knights of the Round Table, JDV and Pastor Brian Knight dive into the doctrine of God’s providence—His active, purposeful involvement in creation. Following Wayne Grudem’s systematic theology framework, we explore Preservation (how God sustains all things),We tackle a key question:✅ What does it mean that God “upholds the universe by the word of His power”?Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

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Send us Fan MailThe final episode of the story of Marty’s cancer story and how God used this heavy trial to bring Marty to salvation. On the day of his baptism, I was asked to preach to our church as part of the “Summer Psalm Series“ Reasons to Rejoice.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the profound truth that everything was created by God, for God’s glory, and how that shapes the way we live as people of faith.We discuss how understanding creation challenges us to reject cultural idols like materialism, deism, and pantheism, and instead embrace the biblical truth that we are made in God’s image. What does it mean to bear His image, and how does this impact how we live, serve, and glorify Him in every aspect of life?Through engaging conversation and practical application, we tackle the big questions of purpose, meaning, and responsibility, reminding you that theology isn’t just for scholars—it’s for everyone. So grab your armor of faith and join the knights as we uncover timeless truths from God’s Word!Subscribe now and sharpen your theological sword with us each week.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWe’ll discuss what Scripture says about this core doctrine and  how orthodoxy (right belief) affects our orthopraxy (right practice). The Trinity is depicted in our salvation and our worship. The Holy Spirit gets special attention. Join us as we stand in awe of the God who is indescribable, yet knowable—God in three persons, blessed Trinity.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Knights of the Round Table, we journey into the lives of the Pilgrims, the devout group whose faith and perseverance shaped early American history. We discuss their reliance on the Geneva Bible, their time in the Netherlands seeking religious freedom and their drafting of the Mayflower Compact—a landmark in self-governance. Discover the roots of their thankfulness that culminated in the first Thanksgiving and how their commitment to the Regulative Principle set them apart from the Puritans. Join us as we uncover the Pilgrims’ legacy of faith, freedom, and gratitude that continues to inspire generations.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWe know God as  we walk with Him in our trials. There is fellowship in suffering.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailListen in to hear about Marty VonDoloski's recent battle with lymphoma cancer from his perspective. Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWhat you practice is what you believe, all the rest is religious talk.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailOur podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.

Send us Fan MailWith special guest REV Jackson we talk about how essential the Bible is to even KNOW the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. The fact is many professing Christians do not even know what the gospel IS.Our podcast seeks to make systematic theology digestible and applicable for students of the Bible and every Christian listener.