Episodes

4 days ago
4 days ago
In this episode of the Rod and Staff podcast, hosts Jason and Roger answer listener questions and dive into who the Holy Spirit is for believers — the Helper who opens spiritual sight, seals and adopts us, sanctifies and bears fruit, and empowers the church with spiritual gifts.
They discuss grieving the Spirit, spiritual apathy, the Spirit’s role in prayer and transformation, and encourage dependence on the Spirit as he points us to Christ and strengthens our inner being.

Monday Sep 01, 2025
149: Free Will
Monday Sep 01, 2025
Monday Sep 01, 2025
Welcome to the Rod and Staff Podcast! Join hosts Roger and Jason as they continue in the Second London Baptist Confession of 1689 on Free Will. In this episode, they cover Chapter 9, paragraphs 1-3.

Monday Aug 18, 2025
148: Is It a Sin Not to Give to Your Church?
Monday Aug 18, 2025
Monday Aug 18, 2025
Hosts Jason and Roger respond to a listener asking whether it is a sin not to give financially to the local church. They explore scripture (including 2 Corinthians 9:6–7), stewardship, and the difference between sinful greed and cheerful generosity.

Monday Jul 28, 2025
147: Humility: The Forgotten Virtue
Monday Jul 28, 2025
Monday Jul 28, 2025
Welcome to this episode of the Rod and Staff podcast, hosted by Jason and his co-host Roger. Together, they dive into a compelling discussion about humility, considered a forgotten virtue in today's self-centered culture.

Monday Jul 14, 2025
146: Why Good Theology Is Not Enough
Monday Jul 14, 2025
Monday Jul 14, 2025
Welcome back to the Rod and Staff Podcast, where hosts Roger and Jason delve into the rich intersections of theology and everyday life. In this episode, they explore the intriguing question of why good theology alone isn't enough. They discuss the importance of not only knowing about God but also truly knowing Him and living out His teachings in our lives.

Monday May 19, 2025
145: Who am I? A Conversation About Identity
Monday May 19, 2025
Monday May 19, 2025
Welcome to the Rod and Staff podcast, where hosts Jason and Roger guide listeners through an insightful discussion on biblical and theological counseling topics. In this episode, they embark on a deep exploration into the concept of identity, asking the profound question: Who am I?

Monday May 05, 2025
144: Quick-Fire Questions
Monday May 05, 2025
Monday May 05, 2025
Welcome to another episode of the Rod and Staff podcast, where hosts Roger and Jason dive into a unique format they call "quick-fire questions." In this episode, the hosts spontaneously ask each other thought-provoking questions without any preparation, leading to candid and engaging discussions.

Monday Apr 07, 2025
143: Christ The Mediator - Part 6
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Welcome to the Rod and Staff Podcast! Join hosts Roger and Jason as they continue in the Second London Baptist Confession of 1689 on the topic of Christ the Mediator. In this episode, they cover Chapter 8, paragraphs 8-10.

Monday Mar 24, 2025
142: The Law-Gospel Distinction in Human Relationships
Monday Mar 24, 2025
Monday Mar 24, 2025
In this episode of the Rod and Staff podcast, hosts Jason and Roger delve into the intriguing question of how the distinction between law and gospel influences our human relationships.

Monday Mar 03, 2025
141: From Theology to Relationships: When Knowledge Divides
Monday Mar 03, 2025
Monday Mar 03, 2025
Join hosts Jason and Roger in this thought-provoking episode of the Rod and Staff podcast as they delve into the complexities of how good theology can sometimes lead to challenging relationships. They explore the pitfalls of overgeneralizing others and the dangers of weaponizing scripture in personal and theological interactions.
With candid discussions and engaging anecdotes, they reflect on the importance of humility, open dialogue, and genuine understanding in the context of doctrinal debates. The hosts share their personal experiences and insights into maintaining relationships built on respect and grace, despite theological differences.
Listen in to gain a deeper appreciation for navigating the nuances of faith and theology, while fostering constructive conversations that uplift and unite rather than divide.

