They discuss common struggles—debt, family obligations, transparency in the church—and offer practical counsel: build a regular giving habit, prioritize the local church, coordinate with your spouse, and give cheerfully and sacrificially as the Lord leads.

The episode encourages listeners to grow in generosity, trust faithful church leadership, and view possessions as temporary resources to be stewarded for God’s glory.

The episode then turns to practical biblical parenting—talking about modesty, sex, peers, phones, and keeping lines of communication open—emphasizing prayer, grace, and loving mentorship within the church.

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.

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.

As they navigate through definitions and real-life examples, they explore how legalism distorts theological understanding and warps the believer's relationship with God. In contrast, they highlight how true obedience stems from a heart transformed by grace, emphasizing how the gospel’s good news should lead to a life of grateful obedience.

Join them as they unravel the complexities of legalism versus authentic Christian living, encouraging listeners to understand the biblical motivation for obedience and offering practical insights on living a grace-fueled Christian life. Whether you're struggling with feelings of guilt or simply want to deepen your understanding of doctrine, this episode promises enlightening perspectives on faith and practical spirituality.

Jason and Roger began a discussion on chapter 8 of the Second London Baptist Confession of 1689.

The episode dives into the enriching books they've read over the break, discussing titles like "The Pastor as Leader" by John Curry and Sinclair Ferguson, and "The Future of Everything" by William Beckestein. Roger shares insights from "How to Inhabit Time" by James Smith and "The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt, bringing fresh perspectives on time management and the impact of social media on today's youth.

Looking forward, Jason and Roger outline exciting plans for the podcast, including continuing their exploration of the confession, diving into biblical counseling topics, and featuring interviews and discussions on prayer.

Join them as they embark on this new season, aiming to deepen engagement with doctrine, scripture, and the Christian life. Don't miss out on this episode filled with personal reflections, insightful book reviews, and a sneak peek into what's to come!

Join us for a compelling conversation that encourages deeper engagement with doctrine and life, while always pointing back to Christ as our ultimate hope.

You can find Covenant Theology on Amazon. 

https://www.thepactum.org

You can find Covenant Theology on Amazon. 

https://www.thepactum.org

You can learn more and register for the conference here.

Also, you can find Roger's blog here.

Book reference: Descriptions and Prescriptions by Michael Emlet

Books referenced:

Good News for Little Hearts (CCEF) - currently a 10 book series on counseling issues for children