Credo Podcast

Where Doctrine Matters

Does the Incarnation Change God? Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett
May 30, 2025 –
How It All Started: Credo Colloquy with D. A. Carson and Matthew Barrett
May 12, 2025 –
Why We Retrieve Thomas Aquinas: Barrett, Swain, Sanders, Fesko
May 1, 2025 –
Horton, Beale, Carter, and Barrett: Center for Classical Theology Q&A
Mar 30, 2025 –
The Beatific Vision and the Christian Life
Mar 28, 2025 –
If Reformed, then catholic: Revisiting Sola Scriptura
Mar 20, 2025 –
Reassessing Cornelius Van Til (Part 2): Sam Parkison with Keith Mathison
Mar 6, 2025 –
Reassessing Cornelius Van Til (Part 1): Sam Parkison with Keith Mathison
Feb 12, 2025 –
Is “Catholic Protestant” an oxymoron? Sam Parkison and Wyatt Graham
Jan 28, 2025 –
Proclaiming the Triune God: Matthew Barrett, Sam Parkison, Ronni Kurtz, and Joseph Lanier
Jan 8, 2025 –
Divine Aseity and the Christian Life: Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
Dec 17, 2024 –
Divine Immutability and the Christian Life: Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
Nov 25, 2024 –
Divine Simplicity and the Christian Life: Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
Nov 6, 2024 –
Classical Theology and the Christian Life: Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
Oct 22, 2024 –
A New Systematic Theology in the Works: Matthew Barrett with Sam Parkison and Ronni Kurtz
Oct 8, 2024 –
Why we love the Bible (and read it with the Great Tradition): Credo Colloquy with Robert Yarbrough and Matthew Barrett
Sep 24, 2024 –
How can Lectio Divina help me read the Bible like a Christian?
Sep 12, 2024 –
What’s Cultural and What’s Truly Christian? The Evangelical Crisis: Karen Swallow Prior and Matthew Barrett
Jul 23, 2024 –
Icons, Islam, and John of Damascus: David and Jennifer McNutt
Jul 2, 2024 –
How did Irenaeus protect the church from early heresy? David and Jennifer McNutt
Jun 18, 2024 –
Thomas Aquinas and the Analogy of Being: Credo Colloquy with James Dolezal and Matthew Barrett
May 28, 2024 –
My Favorite Reformed Theologians Introduced Me to Aquinas: Credo Colloquy with James Dolezal and Matthew Barrett
May 16, 2024 –
Whatever happened to Contemplation? Zena Hitz and Matthew Barrett
Apr 23, 2024 –
Why is Friendship so Important for Dogmatics? Michael Allen and Matthew Barrett
Apr 4, 2024 –
Credo Alliance: Why We Retrieve Thomas Aquinas
Mar 18, 2024 –
Credo Alliance: We Believe in the Holy Spirit
Mar 5, 2024 –
Classical Theology Panel Discussion – Trueman, DeYoung, Dolezal, Barrett
Feb 13, 2024 –
Carl Trueman: Classical Theology and the Modern Mind
Jan 31, 2024 –
Does the Incarnation Change God? Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett
Dec 26, 2023 –
How do we live in the City of God? Lessons from Augustine: Phillip Cary and Matthew Barrett
Nov 21, 2023 –
Introducing The Biblical Theology Podcast: Calvin’s Theological Agenda for Reading the Bible
Oct 31, 2023 –
Union with Christ: Barrett and Ortlund Team Up
Oct 23, 2023 –
What has Athens to do with Jerusalem? Paul Tyson and Matthew Barrett
Oct 11, 2023 –
What is the Doctrine of Participation? Andrew Davison and Matthew Barrett
Sep 19, 2023 –
Credo Alliance: Why We Believe in the Beatific Vision
Aug 10, 2023 –
Credo Alliance: Why We Believe in Eternal Generation
Jul 25, 2023 –
Why did Calvin think the Fathers were on his side? Matthew Barrett and Ronni Kurtz
Jul 5, 2023 –
What is Reformed Catholicity? Matthew Barrett and Ronni Kurtz
Jun 20, 2023 –
What was the Reformation debate over the Lord’s Supper really about? Matthew Barrett and Samuel Bierig
Jun 6, 2023 –
Will the real Luther please stand up? Matthew Barrett and Samuel Bierig
May 24, 2023 –
Should we blame the Reformation for secularism? Matthew Barrett and Samuel G. Parkison
May 3, 2023 –
Why were the Reformers born out of Scholastic soil? Matthew Barrett and Samuel G. Parkison
Apr 19, 2023 –
The Credo Alliance: Why We Believe in the Classical Method
Apr 4, 2023 –
The Credo Alliance: Why We Are Classical Theists
Mar 21, 2023 –
Why did Platonism help Augustine read the Bible like a Christian? John Peter Kenney and Matthew Barrett
Mar 7, 2023 –
Can we be Reformed and Scholastic?
Feb 22, 2023 –
How to be a Joyful Calvinist: James Montgomery Boice and the Life of the Mind – Philip Ryken and Matthew Barrett
Jan 31, 2023 –
Why did C.S. Lewis think natural law could make us human again? Michael Ward and Matthew Barrett
Jan 18, 2023 –
Modern Trinity or Classical Trinity? Thomas Joseph White and Matthew Barrett
Dec 14, 2022 –
What are the processions of the Trinity? Glenn Butner and Matthew Barrett
Nov 22, 2022 –

Recent Reviews

nickernikeynikenamerooni

Great Show, Odd Intro

I dig this show. I really do. Topics are on point, audio has gotten better throughout the years. The big thing for me is the musical intros. It’s just wack. Especially when you got some long intros, it’s just jingle jungle jam thing that doesn’t work for me. Ya’ll don’t need Hans Zimmer, or some ancient rendition of psalms 51, just something else.
R.C. Rosa

Classical Theism.

This podcast has taught me a lot about Classical Theism. The doctrines of simplicity, aseity, and immutability have grown my love and joy for God and all that is in him. I have also been encouraged to talk about and teach on these doctrines.
1983AuburnTiger

Credo Podcast

Really appreciate how Matthew Barrett makes difficult doctrines much easier to understand. I honestly can’t remember listening to a Credo podcast without learning something new, or gaining a clearer understanding of the subject being discussed. Highly recommend Credo Podcast.
kenbissell

Well done!

Credo is a great resource, either in print or podcast. This should stretch you a bit, while always remaining doctrinal and faithful to a reformed foundation.
Austimr

Look forward to each new episode

I was led to this podcast through our Sunday School class that is going through David’s book None Greater. After the first episode, I was hooked. I look forward to each new episode. Keep up the good work!
Rotilda

Love this podcast

I have been looking for a podcast like this for a very long time! If you are interesting theology/philosophy of religion then you will be greatly aided in your faith and understand if scripture from this podcast. Well done Mr. Barrett!
918372529;0672

Solid Resource Discussing Contemporary Issues in Theology

Credo Podcast is at the top of my rotation. I’m a NT student, but Credo has become a convenient and effective way for me to “peek in” on conversations taking place in systematics. Most episodes are challenging and thought-provoking, and I’m thankful to have such an accessible resource to connect me to contemporary issues in theology.
ccoffee14821

Making Doctrine Great Again

A serious theological discussion on many doctrines that have not received their due over the years. But it is not simply theology for theology’s sake it is a deeply pastoral discussion as well. Thankful for this important and timely podcast.
doogillaj

Solid

This is a great addition to the line up of MBTS based podcasts. I am thankful for Dr. Barrett, and look forward to all the upcoming shows!