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The Andrew Farley podcast is a breath of fresh air for anyone who has felt confused or lost in the world of religion. As someone who experienced this myself throughout my childhood, I am saddened by the realization that the answer to all my questions has always been Jesus. However, it is unfortunate that big religious institutions can often get in the way of truly knowing Him due to their emphasis on rules and works. Thankfully, The Andrew Farley podcast, along with his organization AFM (Andrew Farley Ministries), offers teachings centered around God's wondrous grace, which have helped me find clarity and understanding.
One of the best aspects of The Andrew Farley podcast is its focus on the simple truth that God hates religion but loves people. Andrew teaches that religion is an empty attempt to reach God through human actions and following rules, whereas the gospel reveals that Jesus has already accomplished everything needed for our salvation. This message of grace sets us free from the burden of trying to please a Holy God on our own, and instead prompts us to trust in Jesus' finished work. Andrew's ability to sort out false teachings and present the gospel in a clear and accessible manner is truly commendable.
Another great aspect of this podcast is Andrew's deep understanding and grasp on the gospel. His teachings are not only profound but also illuminating, as he uses scripture to break down complex concepts into relatable terms. His love for Jesus shines through his every word, affirming that Jesus is truly the foundation of the gospel. If you're looking to dive deeper into the good news that sets captives free, listening to The Andrew Farley podcast will undoubtedly leave you amazed.
While it is difficult to find any major faults with this podcast, one possible downside could be its focus on specific theological interpretations. Although many listeners resonate with these interpretations and find them liberating from years of religiosity, others may have different theological perspectives or may prefer a more diverse range of teachings. However, this does not detract from the overall value and impact of the podcast.
In conclusion, The Andrew Farley podcast is a transformative resource for anyone seeking clarity and freedom in their understanding of the gospel. Andrew's ability to read and break down the gospel in a relatable manner is unparalleled, making his teachings accessible even to those who have been entrenched in religious traditions for years. His emphasis on God's grace and the finished work of Jesus offers a refreshing perspective that sets captives free. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who is part of the body of Christ and desires a deeper understanding of God's love and grace.

What is Lordship salvation? What if we didn't "make Jesus Lord" when we were saved? Should we avoid legalistic teachings that place emphasis on being right with God by works? Was David not ceremonially sanctified by Jesse like his brothers were? If not, then how was David qualified to be king?

What kind of power and influence does Satan really have? How do I trust God when I see hospital workers not tending to my mother the way they should? Is God still concerned with the old covenant? How simple is salvation? Do I need to feel assurance for it to be true? What was Israel chosen for specifically? How can I understand the Bible better? So far, I'm having trouble!

Here's the gospel written 700 years before Jesus… Discussion Questions: What does it mean to you that this passage was written 700 years before Christ? React to this statement: Jesus had "no stately form or majesty." React to this statement: Jesus understands my pain and my grief. Is this hard to believe? Why or why not? What is the "great exchange" described here? Why do you think the gospel divides so many people? What meant the most to you from this message?

Is there a chance that Paul is not talking about the Old Testament "law" in Romans (1-8)? Must our giving be to a local church or ministry? Is there freedom to work that out a different way? I've seen biblical evidence the Earth is flat. What are your thoughts? *previously aired

Is there a chance that Paul is not talking about the Old Testament "law" in Romans (1-8)? Must our giving be to a local church or ministry? Is there freedom to work that out a different way? I've seen biblical evidence the Earth is flat. What are your thoughts?

I'm thinking about marrying a Muslim man. What are your thoughts? Why do some of Jesus's teachings seem so harsh? My husband is seeing other women and criticizes me for respecting God more than him. I'm dying inside!

I heard Proverbs 26 is about a believer losing salvation. I've been depressed about my eating disorder and need help with this passage! What kind of battle are we really in on a daily basis? What does Ephesians 6 mean when it speaks of the armor of God?

Can you help me understand James 2:14-26? Our works might be burned up at the final judgment (1 Corinthians 3)? If we don't love Jesus enough, we might be accursed (1 Corinthians 16:22)?

I'm struggling with a gambling addiction and have tried to stop. What can I do? Why did Jesus ask the Father to forgive the people who crucified Him? A pastor of 36 years recently announced he has embraced an alternative lifestyle. I'm trying to wrap my mind around it! Who is being described in Revelation 22 as a person who subtracts or adds to prophecy? If we're totally forgiven people, why do some believers examine themselves each time before taking communion? *previously aired

What Did Jesus Actually Finish? And Why Does It Change Everything About You? Discussion Questions: What are the two greatest events in history? Why? React to the envelope analogy. In what ways has the church left it sealed and guessed at its contents? What is the significance of Day 1 (Friday)? What did it accomplish? What does Day 2 (Saturday) represent? Hint: Think in terms of your old self. Why is Day 3 the most important of all? What happened to us because of Day 3? React to this statement: Christ is your life, your everything. How does this message help you enter this season (Good Friday and Easter Sunday) with a richer understanding of what we celebrate?

I've been listening to "The Grace Message for five years. My family and I thank you! Why wasn't Moses allowed to go into the Promised Land? What does this show us today? And what about Abraham and Isaac? Any New Testament takeaways for us?

What is covenant theology? Are we under the new covenant today? Or does it begin later? I read Romans 8 about "no condemnation" and still get confused and feel guilty. Do I need to live or "walk" a certain way to be freed from condemnation daily? What are your thoughts about the numbers and patterns of numbers used in the Bible?

How can we know if David is in heaven today? Does 1 Timothy 4 teach that the whole world is saved apart from hearing and believing? Is Jesus's mother Mary queen of heaven? Or what role does she play?

How could Lot be righteous after what he did with his daughters? My friends say God never changes, so we should still be scared of Him like they were in the Old Testament? Why do so many people resist the message of God's grace?

Do we need to try to love God more? What is the "new command" Jesus gave? What does it mean that "Christ is your life"? Did Paul invent the concept of sin? Why did Jesus talk with Peter about John not dying in John 21? What can I say to my grandson who is headed to prison?

I'm struggling with a gambling addiction and have tried to stop. What can I do? Why did Jesus ask the Father to forgive the people who crucified Him? A pastor of 36 years recently announced he has embraced an alternative lifestyle. I'm trying to wrap my mind around it! Who is being described in Revelation 22 as a person who subtracts or adds to prophecy? If we're totally forgiven people, why do some believers examine themselves each time before taking communion?

Communion is a celebration, not an infestation of examination! Discussion Questions: Why do you think so many churches have turned a celebration into an examination? What was the real problem at the Lord's Supper in Corinth? How do we know? React to this statement: We keep trying to qualify for a supper celebrating that we're qualified! React to this statement: The instruction Paul gives the Corinthians is to examine how they celebrate, eat at home first, and wait for one another. What might the average Christian be thinking is "happening" each time at the Lord's Supper? What would you say to them in light of the truth? What does the Lord's Supper mean to you personally? Why? What was the biggest takeaway from this message for you?

Does God love and hate the sinner at the same time? Why did Jesus speak in so many parables? What is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit? Since believers don't commit that sin, isn't that a great argument for why they're still saved? If you could ask God anything right now, what would you ask Him?

How do we best interpret the warnings in Revelation about removing our lampstand or being lukewarm? I had an out-of-body experience with a bright light, and it confirmed my salvation. What are your thoughts?Shouldn't we expect a full cure of every disease since God wants to heal all of us?

Is it okay to have boundaries with those who've emotionally or physically abused you? Why does Jesus tell His disciples they shouldn't "look back" in Luke 9:52? How do we interpret the incest we see in the Old Testament? Which verses show we can have assurance of salvation? After we're saved, can we lose it?

What exactly is our new heart? Where is it located? What purpose does it serve? Can you expound upon the deep meaning of Galatians 2:20? How should we navigate tough decisions like what movies to watch?

How do you find your purpose in life? My child will hardly speak to me. What can I do? She gets so angry with me! My daughter grew up and married a Muslim man. What would God have me do?

What is Jesus doing as our high priest now? I was told if I don't sow on earth, I won't have a bank account in heaven. Is that true? I have suffered from illness, grief, and loss. My friends and family say it must be from unconfessed sin. Is that the case? What role does church discipline have in the new covenant era? Did Jesus go to Hell for three days (2 Peter 2)?

Here's why you don't need to keep asking God to forgive you… Discussion Questions: Why do you think Christians struggle to believe they're actually forgiven? Which of the "finished work" verses we started with means the most to you? Why? React to this statement: 1 John 1:9 offers forgiveness of ALL sins to the sin denier. How does the dividing line of the cross factor into the two Matthew passages? What is the true definition of confession? What is its healthy role in our lives? The only sin mentioned for ten chapters of Hebrews is unbelief. Why is this important in understanding Hebrews 10:26? What is your biggest takeaway from this message? Why?

Can you procrastinate and your heart be too hardened to be saved? What if you doubt? What exactly happens at the judgment? What do believers experience? How do we reconcile keeping the "commandments" with being saved by grace, not law?

Why do we always hear "get right with God" if we are righteous? How do I forgive someone when I'm so angry at them all the time? I don't want to be a fake! Exodus 20 says not to have any graven images, but what about the crosses we wear?

Were there sermons in the early church? Were there pastors? Were some early church leaders supported by their congregations? What is the new covenant? Do we need to balance law and grace?

What if 1 Corinthians 13 isn't about you trying to love better? Discussion Questions: How do you think most people traditionally interpret 1 Corinthians 13? React to this statement: 1 Corinthians 13 is a revelation of God's love for you. Read verses 1-3. Why is love better than other spiritual gifts? Explain. Read verses 4-7 with the word "God" in place of "love." What does this do for your view of Him? React to this statement: God's love is what lasts; everything else is on a timer. Read verse 12. What do we see dimly right now? What do you look forward to most when you will see with clarity? What is the one big thing you learned from this message?

My wife wants a divorce because of our financial troubles. What are your thoughts? And when will Jesus return? I believe I'm being stalked by a cult. Can you help?

How should we view the many flood stories worldwide in so many different cultures? My friend has embraced an alternative lifestyle. He now wants to lead a Bible study teaching affirming theology. What should I do? Some say we're forgiven positionally but still need daily forgiveness. Is this true? What about 1 John 1:9?

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If we really have new hearts in Christ, then why do we still continue to sin? What is the difference between agape love and phileo love?

My friend was in the military and experienced a failed mission years ago. He now suffers from PTSD and tremendous guilt. Can you offer any help to him? What does it really mean to offer your body as a "living sacrifice" to God (Romans 12:1)? And how is it worship?

A person is being consistently critical of my children. How should I approach this situation? What is the main thing God wants us to know and do in the Christian life? You inspired me to share Christ with someone! Who was Ishmael? Who were his descendants? What's the big takeaway? What is the doctrine of Balaam that believers are warned about in Revelation 2? What are your thoughts on finding God's will for your life? How can I know that I'm praying (and living) with the right motives?

What if perfect love already won? Discussion Questions: React to this statement: We love because He first loved us. Read Romans 5:9. How does being justified by God spell "love" for us? Read Romans 5:10. How does being reconciled by God spell "love" for us? Read Ephesians 3:16-19. What is the power for? Why do we need it? Read Ephesians 3:20. What do you think the "far beyond" is here in context? Why? React to this statement: You have an incorruptible love for Jesus Christ. What is the biggest takeaway for you from this message?

What does the Corinthian passage about head coverings, women and men really mean? Do we need to be praying for our enemies? Who exactly are they? What does it mean to be worldly? How do we avoid being worldly?

How do I help my Catholic friend who believes every communion becomes the body and blood of Christ? What is the difference between your soul and your spirit? My mother died two weeks ago, and I wonder if she is already with God or has to wait. Can you explain that?

I know someone who was hurt deeply by an abusive church experience. I shared with them the message of forgiveness found in Matthew 18. But I wonder if you have any other thoughts on forgiving people who have hurt you? A lady at my church keeps telling me that the Holy Spirit has new messages for me. She is scaring me, but at the same time, I wonder if I'm missing out on hearing from God! How do I keep my young children interested in Jesus?

I'm dating a man who has a terrible temper and lashes out at me, then apologizes, then does it again. What are your thoughts? How do I share Jesus with my coworker who is from Syria? I feel like I've fallen away from God, and I'm afraid He's going to tell me to depart from Him. Can you help?

My friend says Israel is the light, and she is really into Zohar. Can you help me with what I can say to her? Can you expound on the adventure of growing in grace? I'm beginning to see it's not about pressure or measuring myself. Can you talk about that?

Can true believers still struggle with fear? How do God's love and God's grace relate to each other? Why does everyone seem to agree about love but then divide over grace? Is the teaching about abiding in John 15 really about losing salvation? Why does Romans say the gifts and the calling of God are "without repentance"? This gospel is so incredible! I just want my friends to get it, and it's frustrating when they don't!

Are you trying to love God… or letting Him love you? Discussion Questions for 1 John 4: Read verse 7 and react to this statement: Love is your spiritual DNA now. Read verse 10. How do God's love and Jesus as propitiation relate to each other? Read verses 13 and 15. How do these help us understanding "abiding" with clarity? Read verses 17-18. What does God's love mean for judgment and punishment? Read verse 19. Should we be producers or receivers? Explain. Read verses 11 and 21. How do we interpret "ought" and "should" in light of grace? What was your biggest takeaway from this message on God's love for you?

I'm so grateful for God's grace! What does it mean to be a "doer of the word"? Why did a man sacrifice his own daughter in Judges 11? Is Jesus the Father?

Do we ever need a fresh anointing of the Holy Spirit? What does "Jacob I loved, Esau I hated" mean in Romans 9? What about the hardening of Pharaoh's heart? And aren't these evidence of God pre-selecting individuals for salvation? How bold or careful should we be in sharing our faith with our children as they grow up?

What is baptism in the Holy Spirit? When does it happen? Are we supposed to examine our recent sins before we take communion? And why does Paul say to "test yourselves" in 2 Corinthians 13? Finally, what about Jesus saying to get right with others before you go to the altar?

I'm struggling with the challenge of trying to do God's will. I want to walk in obedience, pray about everything, and try not to get ahead of God. So many people think you can walk away from Christ and they use 1 Timothy 4, and 2 Peter 2, and Hebrew 6&10 to argue their case. What do you say about all of those?

I felt sick while watching a movie scene, so I walked out. What was that exactly? Grieving or quenching the Spirit? Or was it my own spirit provoked within me? Or my conscience? And what if I had remained in the theater? Would my ministry effectiveness be blocked until I confess it? Does a wall build up between us and God when we sin? What are your thoughts on the spiritual disciplines?

How do we walk by faith and not by feelings? Aaron made an excuse for his sin, and God didn't punish Him? How can I know that God's gospel promises are for me individually? What do you think of Billy Graham? Is the Bible on audio a good approach to learning more? How do we walk by the Spirit consistently? What tools do we need? My wife and mother passed away on the same day a year ago. I can't help but think sometimes that it was God trying to tell me something; and it's just a lot to grieve all at once.