Everyday Reformation

About Everyday Reformation

Welcome to Everyday Reformation, where we apply the rich truths of God’s Word to everyday life. We believe Christ is Lord over all—family, church, and the public square. Join us as we explore how biblical theology shapes everyday life for God’s glory.

Publisher

EveryDayReformation

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

24 Sept 2024

Latest episode

13 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

107 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Oct 2026

   Wise Women Build. Foolish Women Tear Down. | Sins of Women

   Every household is being built—or quietly dismantled. Proverbs 14:1 says that the wisest of women builds her house, while folly tears it down with her own hands. A woman’s influence can steady a man, nurture children, establish a home, and strengthen generations. But when corrupted by sin, that same influence can become discontentment, manipulation, contentiousness, gossip, seduction, and control. In this companion episode to “Sins of Men,” Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins examine several temptations that Scripture addresses particularly in women. They discuss how comparison breeds discontentment, how counsel crosses the line into manipulation, how destructive speech creates disorder, and how beauty, emotion, affection, and sexuality can be misused as leverage. The answer is not to deny feminine strength or influence. It is to bring every God-given gift under the authority of Jesus Christ. Women: this conversation is an invitation to honest self-examination, confession, and faithful obedience—not an accusation that every woman struggles with every sin discussed. Men: this episode is not ammunition to use against your wife. Lead sacrificially, honor women as co-heirs of grace, and examine the ways your own tyranny or passivity may have made faithfulness within the household more difficult. The question is not whether a woman possesses influence. The question is: What is she building with it? Scriptures discussed include Proverbs 14:1, Proverbs 21:9, Proverbs 31, Genesis 3, Genesis 27, Genesis 39, 1 Timothy 2, 1 Timothy 5, Matthew 14, and 1 Peter 3. Everyday Reformation exists to build men, order homes, and honor Christ. #BiblicalWomanhood #ChristianMarriage #EverydayReformation

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   6 Oct 2026

   Tyrannical Men Crush. Passive Men Abandon. | Sins of Men

   A tyrannical man abuses responsibility. A passive man abandons it. Both failures leave a household carrying the consequences. In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins confront several sins to which men are especially vulnerable: tyranny, passivity, blame-shifting, and the failure to govern their own appetites. Beginning with Adam’s failure in Genesis, they examine the difference between firm biblical leadership and harsh domination, why passivity is often mistaken for gentleness, and how a man can accept responsibility without assuming personal guilt for every sin committed under his care. The conversation also turns inward. A man cannot credibly call his household to order while refusing to govern himself. Sexual immorality, pornography, anger, selfish ambition, food, drink, sports, hunting, and recreation can all become masters of the man who was called to live under the lordship of Christ. The Christian alternative is neither domination nor retreat. It is the glad assumption of sacrificial responsibility. If you recognize tyranny, passivity, or undisciplined appetite in yourself, begin with one thing: confess it, repent before those affected, establish accountability, and resume the duty God has placed before you. The question is not whether your household feels your weight. It will. The question is whether it feels the weight of sacrificial responsibility under Christ. Build men. Order homes. Honor Christ.

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   29 Sept 2026

   The Psalms Modern Christians Don’t Want to Sing

   Can Christians love their enemies and still sing, “O LORD, God of vengeance, shine forth”? The imprecatory Psalms contain some of the strongest language in Scripture—prayers for God to judge evil, defeat wickedness, protect His people, and vindicate His name. Yet many Christians are uncomfortable singing them at all. In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter is joined by Pastor Brandon Scroggins and RBC music leader Matt Shaeffer to ask why God placed these words in the hymnbook of His people—and what they teach Christians about righteous anger, justice, mercy, personal vengeance, and the character of God. We also respond to a question raised after our previous worship episode: when Psalm 98 says to “sing a new song,” does that mean the church should move beyond singing the Psalms? We are not arguing for exclusive Psalmody. We are asking why the inspired Psalter has become almost completely absent from many churches. Can we pray for God to save His enemies and judge them? Who actually qualifies as an enemy in the imprecatory Psalms? What do we do with the difficult language of Psalm 137? And how can these Psalms teach Christians to hate evil without becoming consumed by hatred themselves? Beginning in October, Reformation Baptist Church will begin singing imprecatory Psalms together. This conversation explains why. The goal is not a more angry church, but a more biblical church—one that can love enemies without making peace with evil, seek justice without taking vengeance into its own hands, and trust Jesus Christ as both merciful Savior and righteous King. Build men. Order homes. Honor Christ. #ImprecatoryPsalms #Psalm94 #ChristianWorship #ReformedTheology #BiblicalWorship #EverydayReformation

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