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Season 7, Episode 7: The Quotation Theory of Head-Covering in I Corinthians 11
May 28, 2026
21m 52s
Season 7, Episode 6: Children at the Table
Apr 21, 2026
11m 26s
Season 7, Episode 5: A Brief Case for the Church Calendar
Mar 31, 2026
13m 22s
Season 7, Episode 4: Heavenly Lights and Earthly Rule (Review of "Through New Eyes")
Mar 24, 2026
10m 08s
Season 7, Episode 3: Bitcoin, Ethics, and the Theology of Money with Jordan Bush
Mar 2, 2026
30m 56s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/28/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 7: The Quotation Theory of Head-Covering in I Corinthians 11✨ | quotation theoryhead covering+4 | — | Paul and the Head Covering: A Biblical Reassessment | — | head coveringI Corinthians+5 | — | 21m 52s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 6: Children at the Table✨ | sacramentspaedocommunion+4 | — | ProtestantismRoman Catholicism+2 | — | sacramentschildren+5 | — | 11m 26s | |
| 3/31/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 5: A Brief Case for the Church Calendar✨ | Church CalendarHoly Week+5 | — | Church Calendar | — | Church CalendarHoly Week+5 | — | 13m 22s | |
| 3/24/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 4: Heavenly Lights and Earthly Rule (Review of "Through New Eyes")✨ | Biblical worldviewHeavenly bodies+4 | — | Through New Eyes | BabylonIsrael+1 | Bibleheavenly lights+5 | — | 10m 08s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 3: Bitcoin, Ethics, and the Theology of Money with Jordan Bush✨ | Bitcoinethics+4 | Jordan Bush | — | UruguayVenezuela | moneyBitcoin+5 | — | 30m 56s | |
| 2/19/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 2: Christ Over Every Crown: Sphere Sovereignty and the Limits of the State✨ | sphere sovereigntyauthority+4 | Pastor Levi Secord | Servant Not Savior: An Introduction to the Bible’s Teaching About Civil GovernmentChrist Over Every Crown | — | sphere sovereigntyChristian authority+6 | — | 16m 35s | |
| 2/12/26 | ![]() Season 7, Episode 1: Eloquence Under the Lordship of Christ with Lennox Kalifungwa✨ | eloquenceChristian rhetoric+4 | Lennox Kalifungwa | The Perspectivalist Podcast | modern worldChristian | eloquenceChristian rhetoric+6 | — | 23m 00s | |
| 12/23/25 | ![]() Season 6, Episode 11: When Vanilla Christianity Offends Everyone with Jeff Mercer✨ | Christianityexclusivity+4 | Jeff Mercer | Christ FellowshipUnited Methodist+1 | central Louisiana | Christianitypeace+7 | — | 13m 38s | |
| 12/18/25 | ![]() Season 6, Episode 10: Hate Speech or Holy Writ? The Gospel on Trial in Canada✨ | religious libertyhate speech+4 | Dave ForsytheMatt Hallick | Bill C-9ARPA Canada | Canada | hate speechreligious liberty+5 | — | 25m 28s | |
| 11/7/25 | ![]() Season 6, Episode 9: Canon, Clarity, and Claims of Certainty: Protestantism vs. Orthodoxy✨ | psychology of conversioncanonical authority+4 | Austin | Eastern OrthodoxyProtestants | — | canonical authorityprivate judgment+4 | — | 33m 31s | |
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| 10/1/25 | ![]() Season 6, Episode 8: The Mirage of the Ancient: Eastern Orthodoxy and Tradition with Austin Brown | Welcome back to The Perspectivalist. I’m your host, Uri Brito, joined again by my good friend Austin Brown. Our goal is simple: to think more clearly as Christians with Scripture as our starting point.In today’s episode, we continue our series on the psychology of conversion, turning our focus to Eastern Orthodoxy. We’ll discuss the challenges of tradition, liturgy, and continuity, and interact with Pastor Josh Shooping’s book Disillusioned. Along the way, we’ll raise some key questions: What does it really mean for a church to claim apostolic tradition? How do we discern between authentic continuity and the “mirage of the ancient”? And what can the early church fathers teach us about these debates?Let’s dive in.Resources:Book: Disillusioned by Josh SchoopingPart 1: In this episode, Pastor Uri Brito welcomes Austin Brown for a thoughtful conversation on the psychology of conversion to Eastern Orthodoxy in the age of social media. They explore the rise of “Twitter conversions,” where personality-driven online voices attract seekers who are weary of shallow evangelicalism and searching for depth, antiquity, or beauty.Together, they wrestle with the despair and uncertainty that often accompany these journeys, the overwhelming complexity of historical debates, and the temptation to trade truth for aesthetics or novelty. They reflect on the clarity and sufficiency of Scripture, the importance of local church community, and the need for patience and discernment in exploring different traditions.The discussion offers both pastoral counsel and personal testimony, reminding listeners that truth, not taste, must remain central; that beauty and antiquity are valuable but secondary; and that faith should be nurtured in community, prayer, and Scripture before making life-shaping decisions.Whether you’ve felt the pull of Rome or the East, or you’re walking alongside friends who are, this episode provides clarity, caution, and encouragement to walk slowly, faithfully, and wisely. | — | ||||||
| 8/26/25 | ![]() Season 6, Episode 7: “The Psychology of Conversion in the Age of OrthoBros” A Conversation with Austin Brown | In this episode, Pastor Uri Brito welcomes Austin Brown for a thoughtful conversation on the psychology of conversion to Eastern Orthodoxy in the age of social media. They explore the rise of “Twitter conversions,” where personality-driven online voices attract seekers who are weary of shallow evangelicalism and searching for depth, antiquity, or beauty.Together, they wrestle with the despair and uncertainty that often accompany these journeys, the overwhelming complexity of historical debates, and the temptation to trade truth for aesthetics or novelty. They reflect on the clarity and sufficiency of Scripture, the importance of local church community, and the need for patience and discernment in exploring different traditions.The discussion offers both pastoral counsel and personal testimony, reminding listeners that truth, not taste, must remain central; that beauty and antiquity are valuable but secondary; and that faith should be nurtured in community, prayer, and Scripture before making life-shaping decisions.Whether you’ve felt the pull of Rome or the East, or you’re walking alongside friends who are, this episode provides clarity, caution, and encouragement to walk slowly, faithfully, and wisely. | — | ||||||
| 12/6/23 | ![]() Subscriber-Only Episode: Did Samson Go to Heaven? | I interacted with a TikTok bible teacher who raised the question and offered a response to his analysis, as well as considered the phrasing of the question itself. For more details, see my summary of the life of Samson in this episode. | — | ||||||
| 11/28/23 | ![]() Subscriber-Only Episode: My Response to Lecrae's View of the Church | In this video, I answer Lecrae's most recent monologue against the institutional church. | — | ||||||
| 7/20/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 10: The Case for a Hilarious God | If you are not listening to or watching The Wade Show With Wade, you are missing out on five exhilarating minutes of humor and insight. Wade has brought a unique flavor to comedy. He's Trinitarian and he is embarrassed about the God who made a funny world. So, he looks at the world and ponders, "What's Stupid About it?" then he navigates the news through those lenses. Truly, the enemy makes a mockery of their own lives, and the Christian sees the world with the eyes of laughter. In this interview, we talk about how God's creation is funny in its biblical narrative, its historical realities, and in our own lives. Without humor, we can't take ourselves lightly like angels. | — | ||||||
| 7/10/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 9: A Dialogue on Worship and Christian Nationalism | Dr. Scott Aniol is a Reformed Baptist scholar working at G3. His works on worship are essential for anyone interested in developing a rich Psalmic community. On this episode, I sat down with Scott in Monroe, LA, to discuss the richness of worship and why the evangelical church must recapture a mature perspective on God's requirements for the worship of his Church. We then discuss our differences in eschatology and where we can find common ground in the modern Christian Nationalism discourse. My gratitude to Jarrod Richey for the excellent audio quality and George Reed for the intro and outro music. | — | ||||||
| 7/1/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 8: Typology and Literature | This week's guest is Rev. Zach Parker, Assistant Pastor and Athanasius Press Managing Editor in Monroe, LA. Zach is an award-winning journalist, gifted writer, and thinker. We sat down in his office to discuss the role of typology in biblical interpretation and how typology strengthens our reading of good literature. Zach shares some of his unique insights into Moby Dick and other pieces from Herman Melville. Follow Zach's substack | — | ||||||
| 6/21/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 7: ACTS 29 and the BIG SORT | The ACTS 29 Network, once the undeniable powerhouse in the Church Planting universe, has significantly declined in the last ten years. Pastors Chase Davis and Matt Patrick speak openly in this American Reformer piece about the root causes of this abysmal failure among the leadership and what eventually led them to leave the Network. Chase and Matt exposed the video interaction where they were officially disfellowshipped from the network. Since then, God has blessed their labors in Boulder, CO, and the Network continues declining significantly and turning the leadership over to woke ideologues. As Chase observes in the article: Acts 29 was always committed to gospel-centered ministry, complementarian theology, missional innovation, Spirit-led pneumatology, and Calvinist soteriology. However, the scandal-plagued organization has failed to meet the needs of the hour with grace and truth. Churning through leaders and tolerating trans ideology in pulpits, this once strong church network has outkicked its coverage, losing the moral clarity our times of disorder and particular depravity demand and the courageous conviction it once possessed. Constant board turnover, network realignment, and bloated bureaucracy speak to an organization building the plane as it flies rather than instilling confidence and stability in its member churches. This is a fascinating interview to give you a summary of the past, present, and future of ACTS 29. You can follow Chase on Twitter. Read his book on discipleship | — | ||||||
| 6/14/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 6: Infant Baptism and Circumcision | Adam McIntosh, the pastor of St. David's Reformed, published a great article at Theopolis with a provocative title, "Christians Should Baptize Their Children, but Not Because of Circumcision." Adam builds on the biblical theology of the Old Testament and argues that the infant baptism argument, which equates circumcision and baptism, can be confusing and unhelpful at times. Instead, Rev. McIntosh says that the case for infant baptism is infant baptism all throughout the Bible. A baptismal theology must begin in creation. We also touch on the mode of baptism at the end of the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 6/1/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 5: The Trinity and Covenant Theology | In light of Trinity Sunday, I wanted to describe the Trinitarian union as a paradigm for historical relations. This episode was designed for those new to covenant theology. I am hoping to offer a few more episodes on the topic. Also, my gratitude to those who read my short essay on History and Headcovering. It's now the second-most-read substack in 2023. Resources: On Biblical Theology by James B. Jordan The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson | — | ||||||
| 5/24/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 4: Image-Bearing Poetry | Getting Joffree on the podcast is always a blast of fresh insights. This giant Brazilian has just published a gem of a work! It's brief, but its brevity encompasses the longevity of the human experience. Poetry on pipes and martyrdom, food and manly churchmen. I think this is just in time for Father's Day. Ladies get two joys in purchasing this for their husbands/sons: a) Men fully in touch with their masculine whole. b) Men who think poetically about life. Made In The Image: Plain Poems by Joffre Swait To wield a world, to work a deed, To speak it soft or stern, at need, Whether with much chanting, or cheering with delight, Or thundering strength forth from the height, This is to gods only given, and getting should be dear. But the Lord of love, who allows no peer, Has untwisted our tongues and tooled us new, To wield our words and whole worlds hew. | — | ||||||
| 5/16/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 3: The Devil's Diet: An Exposition of the Seven Deadly Sins | We are quite pleased to see this work available for purchase. The book is entitled "The Devil's Diet: The Seven Deadly Sins Revisited." I speak with my friend and editor, Rev. Jack Phelps, about the nature of the book. We especially talk about the two contributions from the late R.J. Rushdoony. These are unpublished works, and we are honored to see these essays published for the first time. And we also delve into the applicability of these seven deadly sins to the political and religious world of the 21st century. Here's an overview of the book: Introduction.......................................................................................Jack E. Phelps Pride.....................................................................................................Jack E. Phelps Envy....................................................................................................Otto Scott Anger..................................................................................................Dennis R. Tuuri Sloth....................................................................................................Rousas J. Rushdoony Avarice................................................................................................Marcus Van Eichrodt Gluttony............................................................................................Jack E Phelps Lust....................................................................................................Ben House Appendix A: Docilitas.....................................................................Rousas J. Rushdoony Appendix B: Pharisaism..................................................................Jack E. Phelps | — | ||||||
| 5/10/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 2: A Theology of BITCOIN | I sat down with Mr. Jordan Bush, a contributor to Thank God for Bitcoin: The Creation, Corruption, and Redemption of Money. We had a good conversation on the nature of Bitcoin and why it offers a dramatic shift in how to think about money in our day. We discuss the favorability of it among missionaries and its future among evangelical ministries. In an age of devaluation of values and morals by our political legislators, is it time to begin thinking about a currency that cannot be devalued by central banking? We hope you will join the conversation. Follow Jordan on Twitter Music by George Reed | — | ||||||
| 5/5/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 1b (Subscriber-Only Episode): Gary DeMar and the Heretical Appeal of Hyper-Preterism | In this subscriber-only episode, we continue our conversation with Dr. Samuel Frost on full preterism. We delve into the Gary Demar controversy and offer our continued concerns with his trajectory, especially his affiliation with notable Hyper-Preterist thinkers. Gary's language today reflects much of the language used by full-preterists at the height of their movement, which is even more troubling. Sam and I also discuss the universalist and syncretistic appeal of hyper-preterism and offer examples of how full-preterism has ended in cultish places. Once you re-consider classic Christian categories, you begin to re-consider everything else | — | ||||||
| 5/4/23 | ![]() Season 4, Episode 1: Why I Left Full Preterism | Welcome to this new season of The Perspectivalist! Episode 1 of Season 4 begins with an interview with one of the world's foremost scholars on full-preterism, Dr. Samuel Frost. This movement has gained some notoriety recently due to controversies that erupted on social media. Sam was deeply invested in the movement speaking at their main conferences and engaging their main leaders. Still, he recognized that the movement lacked biblical ground and sought to re-invent central doctrines of the Christian faith. He wrote a book to tell his story. You can purchase his book here. We discussed many things, including the history, appeal, and esoteric nature of the movement, questions concerning infinity, Christology, and a look at the central Ascension text in Acts 1. In addition, we will provide tomorrow another 30-minute conversation for our paid subscribers, where we discuss the Gary Demar controversy and a few pertinent biblical passages in this present discussion. You can subscribe for special episodes and interviews for $1 a month. Our music for this season is from Mr. George Reed. | — | ||||||
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