Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What if the biggest problem with the Reformed movement isn't its theology, but its attitude? Jon Moffitt confesses why he no longer wants the "Reformed" label as a tribal badge—while still clinging to confessional Reformed doctrine—and calls believers to repentance, humility, and a gospel-shaped way of engaging others.
In this episode you'll hear:
- What Jon does—and does not—mean by "no longer Reformed"
- Beautiful doctrines paired with an ugly online culture
- Why being right without love fails the people we say we want to help
- Repentance for sarcasm, sloppiness, and sour witness
- Union with Christ, covenant theology, and perseverance as reasons for gentleness
- Law-gospel reading that produces hallelujah, not anger
- How the Theocast community tries to model disagreement without rage
Who it's for: Reformed Christians tired of tribal online culture, people bruised by harsh "discernment," and anyone who loves confessional theology but wants it to sound like the grace it proclaims.
Proposed / estimated chapters (auto-captions have no exact timestamps; adjust after publish if needed):
0:00 - Confession: I no longer want to be "Reformed" (as a badge)
5:00 - Clarifying the bait-and-switch
12:00 - Beautiful theology, ugly attitude
20:00 - Rightness without love
28:00 - Repentance and gospel-shaped engagement
36:00 - Doctrines that should produce humility
42:00 - Reforming the Reformed—closing appeal
NEW FREE EBOOK: "ENOUGH IN CHRIST":
theocast.org/enough-in-christ
BOOK: "The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures":
theocast.org/products/the-bible-according-to-jesus
FREE EBOOK: "REST":
theocast.org/collections/books/products/rest-a-consideration-of-faith-vs-faithfulness-ebook
JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY:
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PARTNER with Theocast:
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What if the biggest problem with the Reformed movement isn't its theology, but its attitude? Jon Moffitt confesses why he no longer wants the "Reformed" label as a tribal badge—while still clinging to confessional Reformed doctrine—and calls believers to repentance, humility, and a gospel-shaped way of engaging others.
In this episode you'll hear:
- What Jon does—and does not—mean by "no longer Reformed"
- Beautiful doctrines paired with an ugly online culture
- Why being right without love fails the people we say we want to help
- Repentance for sarcasm, sloppiness, and sour witness
- Union with Christ, covenant theology, and perseverance as reasons for gentleness
- Law-gospel reading that produces hallelujah, not anger
- How the Theocast community tries to model disagreement without rage
Who it's for: Reformed Christians tired of tribal online culture, people bruised by harsh "discernment," and anyone who loves confessional theology but wants it to sound like the grace it proclaims.
Proposed / estimated chapters (auto-captions have no exact timestamps; adjust after publish if needed):
0:00 - Confession: I no longer want to be "Reformed" (as a badge)
5:00 - Clarifying the bait-and-switch
12:00 - Beautiful theology, ugly attitude
20:00 - Rightness without love
28:00 - Repentance and gospel-shaped engagement
36:00 - Doctrines that should produce humility
42:00 - Reforming the Reformed—closing appeal
NEW FREE EBOOK: "ENOUGH IN CHRIST":
theocast.org/enough-in-christ
BOOK: "The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures":
theocast.org/products/the-bible-according-to-jesus
FREE EBOOK: "REST":
theocast.org/collections/books/products/rest-a-consideration-of-faith-vs-faithfulness-ebook
JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY:
theocastcommunity.org
PARTNER with Theocast:
theocast.org/partner
OUR WEBSITE:
theocast.org
INSTAGRAM:
instagram.com/theocast_org
X (TWITTER):
Theocast: twitter.com/theocast_org
Jon Moffitt: twitter.com/jonmoffitt
FACEBOOK:
facebook.com/Theocast.org
TIKTOK:
tiktok.com/@theocastpod
Learn more: theocast.org
Subscribe: youtube.com/@THEOCAST?sub_confirmation=1
