New Calvinism, the Young Restless and Reform movement.

This has been a thing, a big, a big movement, a big ground swell in recent decades in the American Church and the Western Church.

What's good about it? What's maybe not so good about it?

That's the conversation John and I are going to have today from our typical confessional

and reform perspective.

There's much to celebrate and there are things that we're like, maybe not the best.

Stay tuned.

Hey guys, this is Justin.

Maybe you know that you are forgiven because of Jesus Christ, but you're wondering, what does Jesus have to do

with my Christian life? How is he involved in my sanctification even? Or is he concerned at all with

the ways that I struggle and the way that my life goes up and down? Is there any comfort for me in

Jesus when it comes to all of that? Well, I've written a book called More Than Forgiven,

how being in Christ changes everything that deals with this topic from Romans chapter 6.

You can find this book at theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.

If that's you today, this afternoon this morning, or in the middle of the night, I promise you.

Our goal is to really point you to Jesus. There are two Reformed Baptist

pastors who love the historical confessions, and that's our whole job, is to pull the clutter

off the gospel and serve you, Jesus Christ, in all means possible. Amen. Your hosts are

Justin Purdue Pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina, where he is

proclaiming the gospel, beating back the forces of darkness down there. So thankful for it.

And John Moffitt, pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee. And JP, I just said this

right before we hit record, but it's been a little while since we've been behind the mic. So this has been

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