The Remnant Radio's Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This episode about the Law and Gospel distinction was so good! My 2 favorite podcasts together in one show was already amazing but then the discussion by all 4 pastors about the Gospel message of rest in Jesus’ work vs pietism was incredible! I recommend The Remnant and Theocast for well researched theological discussions that anyone (not just well educated theologians) can understand. Always thought provoking!

Good discussions from a younger generation of pastors who met in college and continue in friendship and fellowship. I listen frequently. They discuss important issues in a thoughtful and God-honoring way. On rare occasion youthful wisdom and inexperience is displayed, particularly when they criticize more seasoned pastors and teachers. But I still appreciate their honesty. Questions are a good thing.

These guys do a great job of bringing solid Bible teaching and doctrine to the charismatic world. We really need that.Holy spirit, experience and deep solid teaching are a great combination. In the Christian community, those two are separated, all too often.

As someone who leans towards reformed theology, I appreciate the biblically sound perspective of these guys. We are all the church, and I will not stay siloed from charismatics or others who may have disagreements with my church leaders. We are all the Church, and I don’t think any one church or denomination has it all figured out 100%.

I originally started following them because of Heiser, but they’re not very solid. They have a clear bent towards the supernatural, which is fine, but they’ve defended people and churches that deserve full condemnation like bethel church and Bill Johnson. Their view of prophecy completely ignores prophetical requirements found in Deut 13 and 18. They also aren’t very critical about how gifts should be exercised, in violation of 1 Cor 14. They believe the true gospel, but they’re far too willing to let people with heretical ideas just keep talking. Not a place for critical thinkers. You won’t learn anything useful here. Those listening on around you might even be fooled. Very little rigor here: they’re blind leaders of the blind.