
Solus Christus
Why is Christ alone sufficient for salvation? Gordan Runyan, David Morris, and Tom Miller discuss his finished sacrifice, his role as our only mediator, and the priesthood of all believers.
Reformed Forum
Tucumcari, New Mexico
Conversations about the sovereign God at the center of all things.

From Adam’s fall to Christ’s perfect obedience: how the covenants of redemption, works, and grace explain salvation.
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Why is Christ alone sufficient for salvation? Gordan Runyan, David Morris, and Tom Miller discuss his finished sacrifice, his role as our only mediator, and the priesthood of all believers.

Can your works add anything to Christ’s finished work? The crew takes on faith alone, James 2, and the doubts that follow sin.

Who has the final authority to bind your conscience? The brothers discuss Scripture’s sufficiency and challenge claims that place church traditions or new revelations above God’s Word.

What does it mean to build our faith on God alone? The brothers continue their discussion of R. C. Sproul’s What Is Reformed Theology?

Why must Reformed theology begin with God? The brothers discuss a God-centered faith, guided by R. C. Sproul’s What Is Reformed Theology?
Welcome and introductions
What is a covenant?
Covenants and church order
The covenant of redemption
God’s plan and foreknowledge
Christ willingly undertakes redemption
The work of the Holy Spirit
The covenant of works
Christ's perfect obedience
Adam and the hope of heaven
Adam's fall, sin, and accountability
The covenant of grace
Who belongs to the new covenant?
Recommended reading
The structure of a covenant
Applying Scripture to all of life
Closing prayer
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Welcome and introductions
Defining Solus Christus from Scripture
What does a mediator do?
Truly God, truly man
Why our mediator must be without sin
The new covenant and Christ's sacrifice
The sufficiency of Christ's work
Galatians 3: the law, the promise, and faith
1 John 1: life and fellowship in Christ
The only way to the Father
Christ's finished work
Peter, the keys, and church authority
The church's role in sharing the gospel
The priesthood of all believers
The supremacy of Christ
Closing prayer
Closing remarks
Introductions and Sola Fide
How God Justifies Sinners
Faith as God's Gift
The Biblical Case for Faith Alone
Abraham's Living Faith
James 2: Faith without Works Is Dead
Imputed Righteousness and the Legal Fiction Objection
Assurance after Sin
Faith as Believing Allegiance
Recommended Reading and Closing
Introductions and What Sola Scriptura Means
Authority, Sufficiency, and Jesus' View of Scripture
Inspiration and the Spirit's Inward Testimony
Sola Scriptura Is Not Solo Scriptura
Private Judgment and the Captive Conscience
The Canon and the Apocrypha
Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and Church Authority
Modern Revelation and Competing Authorities
Interpretive Anarchy and Fallible Interpreters
Recommended Resources and Closing
Introductions and Episode One’s Response
God's Aseity
Revealed and Objective Faith
The God Who Needs Nothing
Scripture: Sufficient and Applied
How God Speaks Through His Word
Creation, Redemption, and God’s Glory
Introductions
What God-Centered Means
Creator and Creature
Bible and Pulpit
Scripture and Providence
Books for Knowing God
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Tucumcari,
New Mexico.
Four Christian brothers in Tucumcari, New Mexico, sit down for conversations about the sovereign God at the center of all things.
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