Theocast
September 9, 2026
A Wesleyan's Search For Rest (w/ Doug Hannah)
What happens when the pursuit of holiness leaves you striving instead of resting in Christ? Jon Moffitt sits down with Christian radio professional, Doug Hannah, to explore his journey from the Wesleyan holiness movement and pietism toward a theology that offers real gospel rest. The conversation examines how pietism can shape the way Christians understand holiness, obedience, and the Christian life. Doug also shares how a clearer understanding of the gospel transformed his view of what it means to rest in Christ.
September 2, 2026
What's Missing??? (The Bible Recap Podcast)
What does one of the world's most popular Bible podcasts think is the biggest problem facing the church? Jon Moffitt examines The Bible Recap's perspective on what is going wrong in churches today. The conversation explores how the Bible is preached, how preaching can go wrong, and what faithful biblical preaching should look like. The central question is simple: Are churches actually preaching the Bible the way Scripture calls them to?
August 26, 2026
Family: Grace in the Grind (w/ Scott Keith from 1517)
Why does parenting so often leave Christians feeling exhausted, guilty, and inadequate? Jon Moffitt sits down with Scott Keith to discuss his new book and a better way to think about raising children. Together, they explore practical wisdom for teaching right and wrong while leading children with grace, kindness, forgiveness, and peace. The conversation challenges both harsh legalism and permissive parenting, pointing families toward Christ and the freedom of the gospel.
August 19, 2026
The Devil's Door to the Church - Part 2: The Remedy (w/ Doug Van Dorn from Reformed Fringe)
Why do Christians often look for dramatic spiritual warfare while overlooking the power of the gospel? Jon Moffitt sits down with Doug Van Dorn to examine how Satan can distort the church's understanding of spiritual strength. They discuss how believers can become distracted from the gospel and why pastors must remain committed to preaching Christ. The conversation calls the church back to the gospel as the true source of strength and hope.
August 12, 2026
Abortion: A Spiritual Battle (w/ Jackie Moffitt)
What does the gospel have to say in one of the darkest battles of our time? Jon Moffitt is joined by Jackie Moffitt, who has spent nearly four decades rescuing men and women from the tragedy of abortion and proclaiming the hope of Christ. Together they examine the spiritual realities behind abortion, the value of every human life, and the mercy God offers to those burdened by guilt and shame. This honest conversation points beyond despair to the forgiveness, healing, and redemption found in the gospel.
August 5, 2026
What's Driving You?
What is really driving your life? Jon Moffitt explores the deeper motives behind obedience, sin, ambition, and everyday decisions, revealing why behavior is always rooted in the heart. Rather than calling for more effort, this conversation uncovers how God's grace transforms the desires that shape everything you do. Discover why the gospel does more than change your actions. It changes what you love.
July 29, 2026
Speaking in Tongues? (w/ Michael Miller from Remnant Radio)
Can Christians disagree on spiritual gifts without dividing over the gospel? Jon Moffitt welcomes Michael Miller from Remnant Radio for a thoughtful conversation about tongues, the continuation of spiritual gifts, and the history that has shaped both of their perspectives. While approaching the topic from different viewpoints, they model how Christian brothers can sharpen one another with humility, conviction, and love. Discover what faithful disagreement looks like when Christ and the gospel remain at the center.
July 22, 2026
Where Are All The Pastors???
Why are so many churches struggling to find faithful pastors? Jon Moffitt examines the growing pastoral shortage, why ministers are leaving the pastorate, and what this trend reveals about the state of the church. Rather than settling for discouragement, this conversation offers a biblical vision for raising up healthy leaders and strengthening local congregations. Every believer has a role to play in the life and mission of Christ's church.
July 15, 2026
Biblically Correct. Stranger to Jesus.
Can you know the Bible and still completely miss Christ? Jon Moffitt examines Jesus' warning in John 5 that it is possible to know Scripture while remaining distant from the Savior it reveals. This honest conversation explores the danger of being theologically correct but spiritually prideful, especially in today's online Christian culture. Discover why knowledge without Christ leads to empty religion, and how the gospel calls believers to humility, grace, and true fellowship with Him.
July 8, 2026
No Longer Reformed... But Still Reforming
What if the biggest problem with the Reformed movement is not its theology, but its attitude? Jon Moffitt explains why the culture surrounding modern Reformed circles often fails to reflect the grace it proclaims. This conversation calls believers to repentance, humility, and a gospel-shaped way of engaging others.
July 1, 2026
The Father You Can Finally Trust
What comes to mind when you hear God called Father? Jon Moffitt explores why your understanding of God should never be shaped primarily by your earthly father, whether that experience was good or painful. Scripture redefines what it means for God to be your Father, revealing a love and faithfulness unlike anything found in this world. Just as the Bible reshapes our understanding of love, it also transforms the meaning of fatherhood. This conversation offers biblical hope and clarity for anyone wrestling with the idea of God as Father.
June 24, 2026
Stop Lawing the Gospel (w/ David Zahl)
Has the Christian life become an endless list of things to do? Jon Moffitt sits down with David Zahl to explore why believers so often drift from the freedom of the gospel back into performance and self-improvement. Together they unpack the difference between law and gospel, showing how Christ's finished work provides the rest and assurance Christians desperately need. A refreshing conversation about grace, faith, and the sufficiency of Christ.
June 10, 2026
Drunk Noah and the Gospel? (Genesis 9:20-27)
It's the strangest scene in Noah's story: the man who saved humanity, passed out drunk and exposed in his tent, and a curse that echoes for a thousand years. What did Ham actually do? Why did the curse fall on Canaan instead? And how does the Bible's most uncomfortable story run all the way to the cross? We walk the three views, follow the Leviticus trail, and trace the line from a shamed father to the Son who refused to grasp. From cursed to cured, this is the gospel hiding in Noah's tent.
June 3, 2026
Stand Firm? I'm Barely Hanging On
What do you do when you cannot even get out of bed, let alone “stand firm” in your faith? Jon Moffitt explores what Scripture really means when Peter and Paul call believers to stand firm in seasons of suffering and despair. This conversation challenges the idea that faith is about trying harder or pulling yourself together. Instead, you will see how the gospel gives weary Christians something solid to stand on outside of themselves. If you feel crushed by fear, exhaustion, or hopelessness, this episode offers comfort rooted in Christ and His promises.
May 20, 2026
Do You Keep His Commandments? - 1 John 2:4
Has 1 John 2:4 brought you comfort or quietly crushed your assurance? In this conversation, Jon Moffitt examines one of the most misunderstood verses in 1 John and explains what it really means to keep Christ’s commandments. Many believers read this passage as a measure of performance and walk away discouraged or fearful. You will see how John’s words were meant to bring clarity, comfort, and confidence to struggling Christians. The discussion also explains who should actually feel warned by this passage and why context matters. At the center of it all is the assurance found in Christ rather than in personal performance.
May 13, 2026
Dear Reformed, We Have A Prosperity Gospel Too!
What if a softer form of the prosperity gospel has been hiding in faithful churches? In this conversation, Jon Moffitt explains how believers can quietly assume that obedience should produce comfort, stability, or an easier life. When suffering comes, that expectation often leads to confusion, disappointment, and questions about God’s goodness. You will hear why this mindset resembles a subtle version of the prosperity gospel, even in conservative circles. The discussion points to a biblical understanding of suffering, faithfulness, and the Christian life. The goal is to bring relief and hope to weary believers who are asking why life feels so hard.
May 6, 2026
Do I Have Enough Faith? (Review of D.A. Carson)
What if your faith has been pointed at the wrong object? In this conversation, Jon Moffitt addresses the confusion of placing faith in faith itself or in personal faithfulness. You will hear why the object of faith matters and how this mistake can undermine assurance. A powerful clip from D. A. Carson highlights the beauty and clarity of the gospel. The discussion centers on what it truly means for Christ to be the object of faith. The aim is to bring clarity and confidence back to the sufficiency of Christ.
April 29, 2026
Should YOU Critique Other Christians?
Do you have to confront someone privately before critiquing them publicly? In this conversation, Jon Moffitt addresses a common appeal to Matthew 18 in discussions about public criticism among Christians. Examining whether this passage requires private confrontation in every situation before speaking publicly. The discussion clarifies the context of Matthew 18 and how it should be applied. Jon also considers how believers should think about online critique and accusations of sin. The goal is to bring biblical clarity to a question that comes up often.
April 22, 2026
Modern Prophecies and Healings (w/ Remnant Radio)
Are there still healings and prophecies today? Can Christians who disagree on spiritual gifts still have meaningful unity? In this episode, Jon Moffitt sits down with Josh Lewis, Michael Rowntree, and Michael Miller from Remnant Radio. These pastors share a commitment to Christ and the sufficiency of Scripture while holding to a continuationist view of spiritual gifts. You will hear a thoughtful discussion on prophecy, healing, and tongues, along with how they approach exposing false teachings. The conversation also highlights how believers can sharpen one another even in areas of disagreement. If you want a clear and charitable dialogue on a debated topic, this episode will encourage you.
April 15, 2026
Do Catholics Believe in Grace? (Responding to Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Do Roman Catholics really believe in salvation by faith? In this episode, Jon Moffitt interacts with a video from Father Mike Schmitz on faith, works, and grace. You will see why definitions matter when it comes to salvation and how different traditions understand faith and justification. This conversation walks through key passages and historical teaching to clarify where agreements and differences exist. The goal is to help you clearly distinguish between the Protestant view of justification and what the Roman Catholic Church has traditionally taught. If you want a deeper understanding of faith, grace, and works, this episode will help.
April 8, 2026
Aliens or Demons? (A Biblical Response to Ruslan)
Are aliens actually demons, and should Christians even engage this question? This conversation is not going away, and ignoring it is not helping anyone. In this episode, Jon Moffitt takes a serious look at a viral discussion and helps you sort through it with a biblical lens. You will hear why these questions are affecting real people and even shaking some in their faith. Jon brings clarity, cuts through speculation, and points you back to the sufficiency of Scripture and the hope of the gospel. If you want to think clearly about a strange cultural moment, this episode will help.
April 1, 2026
Is 1 John a Test for Christians? (Paul Washer Sermon Review)
Is 1 John meant to test if you are truly saved? In this episode, Jon Moffitt responds to a sermon from Paul Washer at the Shepherds Conference 2026 where 1 John is used as a test of genuine faith. Jon explains why this is a misapplication and walks through the original purpose of the letter. 1 John is meant to strengthen assurance rather than create doubt. Jon also highlights areas of agreement and offers clearer biblical paths for applying similar warnings. If you want clarity on assurance and how to read 1 John rightly, this episode is for you.
March 25, 2026
"I Never Knew You!" Paul Washer Sermon Review
Who is Jesus talking to when he says, “I never knew you”? In this episode, Jon Moffitt walks through a sermon from Paul Washer at the Shepherds Conference 2026 on Matthew 7. This passage raises serious questions about judgment, assurance, and the meaning of true faith. Jon examines the context of Jesus’ warning and evaluates how it is being interpreted and applied. You will be challenged to think carefully about who these words are for and what they mean for your confidence before God.
March 18, 2026
“Pluck Out Your Eye?” A Review of Philip Anthony Mitchell’s Sermon
What happens when a passionate sermon still misses the gospel? Jon Moffitt reviews a sermon from Atlanta pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell. While the message is passionate and sincere, Jon explains how confusion between law and gospel can quietly rob believers of assurance. You will see why true repentance must be fueled by the gospel and not by pressure or fear. Walking through the sermon to show where the message helps and where it falls short. If you want to better understand how the gospel gives real assurance and produces true repentance, stay tuned.
March 11, 2026
From Chaos to Christ - Dillon Chase’s Story
In this episode, Jon Moffitt sits down with Dillon Chase for a candid conversation about pain, grace, art, and the gospel. You will hear how Dillon’s story, from childhood trauma to ministry and music, has shaped songs that bring honesty to suffering and hope to weary souls. Jon and Dillon also talk about how good theology forms faithful art, why music can serve the church, and how Christ meets you in the darkest places. If you need a conversation that is raw, thoughtful, and rooted in grace, this episode is for you.
March 4, 2026
Lordship Salvation: Responding to Got Questions
Do you feel confused when people talk about Lordship Salvation? In this episode, Jon Moffitt responds to a popular Got Questions video on the topic and helps you see where clarity is needed. You are guided through what is said well, what is misleading, and where the law and the gospel often get mixed together. This conversation is not about attacking motives but about helping you understand why Lordship Salvation can create confusion for weary believers. Stay tuned for gospel clarity and discover true assurance in Christ.
February 25, 2026
Where Real Spiritual Experience Is Found (w/ Reformed Pastor Clips)
What if your morning changed because you remembered where you are right now in Christ? You are not just forgiven, you are united to the risen Jesus and, in Him, your life is already secure and hopeful. In this episode, Jon Moffitt is joined by Daniel, also known as reformedpastorclips, to unpack union with Christ and why it is the heart of the gospel. You will hear how this doctrine reshapes assurance, sanctification, and even the pull toward Rome or Eastern Orthodoxy by offering real transcendence without trading Christ for rituals. If reading the Bible feels confusing or heavy, this conversation helps you see Scripture as a guide that leads you to Jesus and fills your joy.
February 18, 2026
Does the Bible Require Head Coverings? (w/ Doug Van Dorn)
Should women wear head coverings in church, or is something else going on in 1 Corinthians 11? This passage has puzzled believers for years and is gaining new attention in both conservative and Reformed churches. In this episode, Jon is joined by Doug Van Dorn to explore how this text should be read and understood. You will see why context, culture, and authorial intent matter when interpreting difficult passages of Scripture. Rather than focusing on surface-level conclusions, this conversation equips you to read the Bible more carefully.
February 11, 2026
What Does “Examine Yourself” Actually Mean?
Do verses about self-examination leave you anxious or afraid about your salvation? You may have heard preaching encouraging you to “examine yourself,” in other words, measure your faith by your fruit. In this episode, Jon Moffitt walks through these well known texts in their proper context. You will see what the authors actually intended and why that matters so much. Instead of fear or self-doubt, this discussion aims to bring you comfort in Christ. If these passages have haunted you, this episode is meant to set you free.
February 4, 2026
The Bible's Emphasis Isn't Obedience
Many Christians assume the Bible's main focus is on what you must do. Obedience matters, but Jon challenges you to consider what Scripture actually emphasizes. Is it primarily a rulebook, or is it pointing you to something deeper? In this episode, discover the true heartbeat of the Bible and the hope it holds for you. This could shift your whole perspective.