Podcasts about David Gooding

In this episode Caleb is joined by world renowned biblical theologian T. Desmond Alexander (PhD, The Queen's University of Belfast) Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies at Union Theological College to discuss the biblical-theological theme of Jesus as high priest and mediator via Alexander's recent book on the topic Face to Face with God: A Biblical Theology of Christ as Priest and Mediator. Together, they tackle questions like: How is Jesus like, but also greater than Moses, the temple, and the sacrificial system? How does this theme relate to Christ's ascension? His present ministry in heaven? To the Christian life? And more. Resources: Face to Face with God: A Biblical Theology of Christ as Priest and Mediator by T. Desmond Alexander https://a.co/d/99RNrnw From Eden to the New Jerusalem: An Introduction to Biblical Theology by T. Desmond Alexander https://a.co/d/09BpkSW The Perfect Saviour: Key Themes in Hebrews by Jonathan Griffiths https://a.co/d/7TDttml An Unshakeable Kingdom: The Letter to the Hebrews for Today by David Gooding https://a.co/d/1D2aLNO

There was a time when you could find a slightly scruffy Ferrari 250 for sale in a tiny ad at the back of your favorite car magazine- at an asking price of a few thousand dollars. Today, those same cars change hands under the bright lights of an auction tent, and the whole car world is watching them command millions of dollars. It's a big business, but it wouldn't exist without the seemingly boundless devotion of buyers eager to own and drive these machines. "What price glory?" they might say.David Gooding is the founder of Gooding & Company. He's been an enthusiast, collector and purveyor of the world's finest automobiles for decades. In this episode, he returns to the show to give an insider's perspective on a year's worth of auctions, highlighting some particular cars and what makes them great- as well as some insights on valuations, buying and selling, and the sometimes unpredictable moves in the market.Visit Gooding & Company:https://www.goodingco.comSUPPORT THE POD:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hpheritageINSTAGRAM: @horsepowerheritageYOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=horsepower+heritageHORSEPOWER HERITAGE IS NOW ON TWITTER:https://twitter.com/TargaStorioSUPPORT OUR SPONSORS:http://modelcitizendiecast.comhttps://www.drivetowardacure.orgFIND US ON THE WEB:https://www.horsepowerheritage.comSupport the showHORSEPOWER HERITAGE: THE PEOPLE AND STORIES BEHIND THE MACHINES.

The Apostles' Creed is an ancient statement of faith that has united generations of Christians from different times, different places, and different traditions as an essential guide to the basics of Christian belief. It's full of rich truth to explore and dwell on together - which is exactly what Oasis is doing in this series! This week, David explores 'I believe in the Life Everlasting'. The Bible is more interested in Eternal Life as a quality of life not a quantity of life that goes on forever. 1. Eternal Life is experiencing and knowing Jesus 2. Eternal Life is what we all need 3. Eternal Life starts now

Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast. It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?  In this seventh and final episode of this series, Dr. Gooding continues his discussion of the meal offering in Leviticus 3, explaining how its significance can motivate us to worship through what it shows us about the suffering and resurrection of our Lord Jesus. Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

  Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast. It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?  In this sixth episode, Dr. Gooding explains how true worship can prevent us from the harm of being fixated on our own failings, by redirecting our attention to the person of Christ.  Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

  Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast. It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?  In this fifth episode, Dr. Gooding helps to deepen our love for Christ by looking at the book of Leviticus and what the meal offering tells us about the nature of our Savior. Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator.

  Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast. It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?  In this fourth episode, Dr. Gooding looks at how the book of Revelation shows us the worthiness of Christ to execute judgment on the world and to bring his followers into glory where they will continue to love and worship him forever. Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast. It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?  In this third episode, Dr. Gooding examines the symbols used to describe the throne of God in the Book of Revelation and how we can be motivated to worship by appreciating God's power, both to create and to give life again.  Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast.  It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?   In this second episode, Dr. Gooding explains why our praise of God can sometimes feel so bland, and he suggests how it can be improved through a better appreciation of God's attributes. Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

Welcome to Biblical Insights with David Gooding, a Myrtlefield House podcast.  It's no secret that Christians can sometimes find worship difficult. What does it mean and what is the true purpose of worship? Is there a right way to do it?   In this first episode, Dr. Gooding looks at the life of Abraham and how he became an example for us of someone who saw the magnificence of God and responded to him.  Please join us as we come to listen to God's word teach us what worship is and how to practice it, so that we can be better prepared to offer ourselves to our creator. 

The late Mark Smith was a prolific automobile collector who sadly passed awaysuddenly in 2022. Mark was a true connoisseur who valued  authentic, distinctive machines.His vast collection of original, unrestored cars will be sold by Gooding & Company on April 7, 2023.  In this episode, Maurice sits down with Gooding & Company founder David Gooding to discuss some of the highlights of the sale.SUPPORT THE POD:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hpheritageFOLLOW THE MARK SMITH AUCTION:https://www.goodingco.com/auction/estate-of-mark-smith-auction/SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS:http://modelcitizendiecast.comhttps://www.drivetowardacure.orgFIND US ON THE WEB:https://www.horsepowerheritage.comInstagram: @horsepowerheritageSupport the show

On this podcast, I talk about the substance and evidence of my Christian faith and the book of Hebrews.

I'm Josh Cooperman and this is Convo By Design with a special episode for the holidays. Before I shut things down, stop thinking about the business, I want to encourage you to do the same for about an hour. Hang with the fam, binge the Hallmark Channel all week. But, before you do, give this episode a listen with some eggnog…. Which is always better with Fireball. Just saying. For the holidays, I'm posting a throwback that has nothing to do with the business of design. A past chat with friend of the show, Peter Gurski. Peter is a multi-disciplinary creative who also was responsible for the look and feel of the smash TV hit, Will & Grace. Peter was episode 203 of Convo By Design and I thought you might enjoy hearing about the set design and then go hit Hulu and watch. As you do, you can find some of the accessories in the show, look at the paintings, the furniture and you will see what he is talking about.  I have a special treat for you. I received a package in the mail. A book. So this installment of BOOKLOOK features Together at the Table, Entertaining At Home With The Creators Of Juliska. Capucine De Wulf Gooding and David Gooding have crafted a book that celebrates being together in so many ways just as their home tableware brand Juliska does. This book is part how-to, part why-you-should and part inspiration for better living. The better living part is what captured my attention. It's not about buying someone else's life which is what social made seems to have been made for. This is a concise treatise for better living. As the Gooding's like to say here, “Don't overthink.” There is tremendous value in that alone but even Moreso when it is accompanied by visual examples, which is what you find here. Great work here, Goodings. “Architects of Togetherness”! I love that. Jacket design is fabulous. The book is available now through the usual channels I assume.  Enjoy and happy holidays form all of us at Convo By Design. We'll get to Peter Gurski LIVE from the Set of Will & Grace. Designer Resources ThermaSol - Redefining the modern shower experience. Episode 271 featuring Mitch Altman Article, great style is easy. It's the best way to buy beautiful modern furniture York Wallcoverings - Designed to inspire for over 125 years Franz Viegener - Finely crafted sculptural faucets Moya Living -  Beautiful, durable powder coated kitchen, bath & outdoor kitchen cabinetry Thank you Peter. I remember it like it was last week. Thank you for the tour and the fun look back. Thank you CXD partners and sponsors, ThermaSol, Article Furniture, York Wallcoverings, Franz Viegener and Moya Living for your continued support. Thank you for listening, downloading and subscribing to the show. Thank you for your emails and guest submissions. I love them, keep em coming. You are the reason I produce CXD. Designers, architects, set decorators, showroom managers, publicists, artists, makers…You make this world a better place. Remember why you do what you do. Be well. Until next week, take today first. -CXD

Livro em análise: "Cristianismo: Verdade ou Ópio?" de David Gooding e John Lennox Voz e análise: Jadem Freitas

The Bible offers us 'Wisdom for Life' - a way of living well in the world which means that even when times are difficult, we can know Christ, the wisdom of God, with us on the journey. This theme particularly comes through the book of Proverbs - short, snappy statements that encourage us to meditate on God's word and all it to shape how we live and act and think. This week, David explores how drawing near to a generous God causes us to be generous in turn. As our country faces a cost of living crisis, how are followers of Jesus to think about money? Together, we look at how generosity begins with, is sustained by, and is defined by the ongoing relationship we have with Jesus, which changes everything about how we approach both times of need and times of plenty.

Joshua Fitzhugh, executive director of the Myrtlefield Trust (Northern Ireland), joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel to talk about his mentor, David Gooding, and his work at The Myrtylefield Trust and Myrtlefield House The post Episode 104 The Myrtlefield Trust, with Joshua Fitzhugh first appeared on Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center.

Joshua Fitzhugh, executive director of the Myrtlefield Trust (Northern Ireland), joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel to talk about his mentor, David Gooding, and his work at The Myrtylefield Trust and Myrtlefield House The post Episode 104 The Myrtlefield Trust, with Joshua Fitzhugh first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

The collector car market continues to raise toward multi-million dollar deals and since 2003, Gooding & Company has been in the driver's seat, acclaimed for selling some of the most exceptional and valuable collector cars in the world. On this episode of Disrupters, David Gooding highlights his work in founding the auction house in 2003 and his role in disrupting the industry ever since from its position as the official auction house of the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours D'elegance.  Key Takeaways:[1:30] How David worked to elevate Concours D'elegance as the premier auction in the industry. [5:55] Recognizing the next big opportunity and getting things done. [8:51] Finding old barn cars and sealing the deal. [13:11] Ferrari's and other leaders of this year's Pebble Beach auction. [16:13] Why wouldn't you want to restore an original car? [18:10] Invest in what you know and what you love. [20:48] Taking the auction overseas and adding value to the market. [23:30] How do Disrupters respond to the naysayer?[24:45] David's advice for entrepreneurs. Mentioned in This Episode:Yieldstreet

In John 10:10, Jesus declares that He came in order that we might know LIFE IN FULL, and over the course of the rest of the Gospel of John, he begins to unpack what that life looks like and how it is to transform us. This week, David delves into the story of Jesus's reunion with Thomas. Just as the risen Christ meets Thomas in his doubt and grief and brings comfort, peace and wholeness, so too is He here with us to bring the same, whatever our situations.

Join us for Daily Devotions with Pastor Jim Thomas. Each morning, he will share a selection of his favorite devotionals along with a short time of prayer. This is a resource of The Village Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee. Artwork for the podcast by Kim Thomas, music by Phil Keaggy. Artwork and music used by permission Follow TVC Online: www.thevillagechapel.com Facebook.com/tvcnashville Twitter.com/tvcnashville Instagram.com/tvcnashville

Join us for Daily Devotions with Pastor Jim Thomas. Each morning, he will share a selection of his favorite devotionals along with a short time of prayer. This devotion was originally published on April 16, 2021. This is a resource of The Village Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee. Artwork for the podcast by Kim Thomas, music by Phil Keaggy. Artwork and music used by permission Follow TVC Online: www.thevillagechapel.com Facebook.com/tvcnashville Twitter.com/tvcnashville Instagram.com/tvcnashville

Join us for Daily Devotions with Pastor Jim Thomas. Each morning, he will share a selection of his favorite devotionals along with a short time of prayer. This is a resource of The Village Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee. Artwork for the podcast by Kim Thomas, music by Phil Keaggy. Artwork and music used by permission Follow TVC Online: www.thevillagechapel.com Facebook.com/tvcnashville Twitter.com/tvcnashville Instagram.com/tvcnashville

David Gooding, one of our pastors, concludes the series on Philippians.

Roger joins Tom on the podcast to share a number of books for this Christmas. From advent readings to present ideas and the best book of the year, this is you one stop shop for book ideas this Christmas! Below you will find the list of books and helpful links Roger mentions.Fixated – Advent Meditations from the book of Hebrews, Tim Chester, 10ofthose.com £3.99 The Christmas we didn't expect – Daily Devotions for Advent, David Mathis, Good Book Company, £7.99 Bringing Us to Glory – Daily Readings for the Christian Journey, David Gooding, 10ofthose.com, £10.00 Jars of Clay: Peace for the anxious soul, Catherine Haddow, 10ofthose.com, £6.99 God does his best with empty, Nancy Guthrie, Tyndale House, £9.99 from 10ofthose.com Gentle and Lowly – The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers, Dane Ortlund, Crossway, £12.99 A Gentle Answer: our ‘secret weapon' in an age of us against them, Scott Sauls, Thomas Nelson, £12.99 Creation Care: A Biblical Theology of the Natural World, Douglas and Jonathan Moo, Zondervan, £15.99 That Hideous Strength: A Deeper Look at How the West was Lost, Melvin Tinker, Evangelical Press, £9.99 Where is God in a Messed-Up World?, Roger Carswell, 10ofthose.com, £4.99 King's Cross, Timothy Keller, Hodder, £9.99, available from The Good Book Company Look out for the Gentle and Lowly pack from 10ofthose.com – 5 books worth £52.95 for just £24.95  To obtain the above titles go to: www.10ofthose.comwww.thegoodbook.co.uk www.amazon.co.uk 

After introductions, Robert asks David to detail his record-breaking Monterrey auction from August 2019 (2:59), then Bill asks David to review the step-by-step process for getting a car to auction (7:58). After a short break, Bill asks David to detail where his passion came from (12:43) and Robert asks David to take out his 'crystal ball' and take a peak at what's happening to the collector car market (16:14). Finally, Bill asks David for tips on how to strategize at an auction (22:11) and what cars David thinks might be collectible in the future (28:39). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After introductions, Robert asks David to detail his record-breaking Monterrey auction from August 2019 (2:59), then Bill asks David to review the step-by-step process for getting a car to auction (7:58). After a short break, Bill asks David to detail where his passion came from (12:43) and Robert asks David to take out his 'crystal ball' and take a peak at what's happening to the collector car market (16:14). Finally, Bill asks David for tips on how to strategize at an auction (22:11) and what cars David thinks might be collectible in the future (28:39). ------------------ Learn More: Cars That Matter Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Hosted by: Robert Ross Produced and Edited by: Chris Porter Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam and Matt give an update on the progress of the Different Drummer 510 getting ready for Monterey. Then the guys welcome David Gooding and Hans Wurl to talk about Gooding and Co.'s upcoming online auctions 'Geared Online.' Geico: Visit Geico.com JB Weld: Visit JBWeld.com Meguiars: Visit Meguiars.com MadisonReed: Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam

Adam and Matt give an update on the progress of the Different Drummer 510 getting ready for Monterey. Then the guys welcome David Gooding and Hans Wurl to talk about Gooding and Co.'s upcoming online auctions 'Geared Online.'Geico: Visit Geico.comJB Weld: Visit JBWeld.comMeguiars: Visit Meguiars.comMadisonReed: Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam

Adam and Matt give an update on the progress of the Different Drummer 510 getting ready for Monterey. Then the guys welcome David Gooding and Hans Wurl to talk about Gooding and Co.'s upcoming online auctions 'Geared Online.' Geico: Visit Geico.com JB Weld: Visit JBWeld.com Meguiars: Visit Meguiars.com MadisonReed: Visit MadisonReedMr.com and use code Adam

Spike and Z reminisce about their unsupervised childhoods, starting fires; Spike reviews the new 2021 Porsche Cayenne Coupe GTS and then David Gooding joins to promote the debut of his Geared Online classic car auction which begins August 3rd 2020.

David Gooding is the President and Founder of California-based Gooding & Company, the auction house acclaimed for selling the world’s most significant and valuable collector cars. The official auction house of the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Gooding & Company has hosted over a decade of world record-setting auctions at its three esteemed venues. David and his Team also offer a wide range of services, including private and estate sales, appraisals, and collection management. They advise the world’s top collectors, serve on the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance selection committee, and have appraised thousands of vehicles for sale at auction, by private treaty, and for charitable donation. They are an active member of YPO (Young Presidents’ Organization), the world’s premier peer network of chief executives and business leaders. SHOW SPONSORS Saratoga Motorcar Car Auctions  •  CarPR USA  •  SCM Online Buying Guide  •   Sports Car Market Digital Subscription  •  Sports Car Market Platinum   •   Cars Yeah Podcast   •   Sports Car Market Magazine Digital Offer THE COLLECTOR CAR MARKET AS YOU SEE IT TODAYAdaptive. Morphing. Resilient. THE VEHICLE YOU BOUGHT1958 Mercedes 300SL Roadster THE VEHICLE YOU SOLD1966 Mini Cooper S THE VEHICLE YOU WILL NEVER LET GO1955 Jaguar XK140 Coupe in Black and a 1913 Mercer Raceabout THE ULTIMATE COLLECTOR CAR1967 Porsche 911S or an Alfa Spyder 1957 WHERE TO FIND DAVID Gooding & Company Instagram Facebook YouTube PARTING WORDS OF WISDOM WHEN BUYING, SELLING, OR HOLDING CARSBuy what you love and what you'll use.

David Gooding is the President and Founder of California-based Gooding & Company, the auction house acclaimed for selling the world’s most significant and valuable collector cars. The official auction house of the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Gooding & Company has hosted over a decade of world record-setting auctions at its three esteemed venues. David and his Team also offer a wide range of services, including private and estate sales, appraisals, and collection management. 

David Gooding, one of our pastors, continues the prayer series.

David Gooding, one of our pastors, continues the prayer series.

David Gooding, one of our pastors, continues the prayer series.

David Gooding, one of our pastors, continues the Prayer series.

David Gooding, one of our pastors, continues the series looking at emotions in the Easter story.

Robert Ross, Bill Curtis, and David Gooding of David Gooding & Company break down good auction strategies and what makes a collectible car collectible. (0:52)   Pete Stout and Alex Palevsky of 000 Magazine share the incredible story of the Porsche LMP2000. (7:18)  Ian Kameron and Verena Kloos (formerly from Rolls Royce and DesignWerks BMW) talk about unique approaches to design, design's function in society, and the future of car design. (14:13)  Andreas Thurner of Karma Automotive Design reveals how art led him to car design and discusses the place of luxury in a market that increasingly demands performance. (28:28) Robert then reviews some excerpts from never-before-released conversations he had with Carroll Shelby--whose life was recently turned into the move Ferrari vs. Ford in 2019. (40:12) Learn more about Cars that Matter and host Robert Ross: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia A CurtCo Media Production https://www.curtco.com

Robert Ross, Bill Curtis, and David Gooding of David Gooding & Company break down good auction strategies and what makes a collectible car collectible. (0:52)   Pete Stout and Alex Palevsky of 000 Magazine share the incredible story of the Porsche LMP2000. (7:18)  Ian Kameron and Verena Kloos (formerly from Rolls Royce and DesignWerks BMW) talk about unique approaches to design, design's function in society, and the future of car design. (14:13)  Andreas Thurner of Karma Automotive Design reveals how art led him to car design and discusses the place of luxury in a market that increasingly demands performance. (28:28) Robert then reviews some excerpts from never-before-released conversations he had with Carroll Shelby--whose life was recently turned into the move Ferrari vs. Ford in 2019. (40:12) Learn more about Cars that Matter and host Robert Ross: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia A CurtCo Media Production https://www.curtco.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the next part of our series exploring the Gospel of John, David takes us through another of Jesus's interactions at a key Jewish festival. In particular, we look at the spotlight that falls upon a woman caught in adultery,upon Jesus himself, upon all of humanity, and upon us.

David Gooding from Gooding and Company joins Rob Ross and Bill Curtis to talk about Cars That Matter. The three delve deep into what makes cars worth collecting and how auctions really work. After discussing a recent auction which set some records with a California Spyder (3:20) and the process of creating an auction (9:30), the hosts delve into David's personal history with cars (17:30), the future of car collectibles (23:40), auction advice (27:03), and David's top three choices of current car makes (44:08). Find out more about David Gooding & Company at https://www.goodingco.com/ Host: Robert Ross Co-host: Bill Curtis Learn more about Robert Ross and Cars that Matter: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: @curtcomedia Instagram: @curtcomedia Twitter: @curtcomedia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Gooding from Gooding and Company joins Rob Ross and Bill Curtis to talk about Cars That Matter. The three delve deep into what makes cars worth collecting and how auctions really work. After discussing a recent auction which set some records with a California Spyder (3:20) and the process of creating an auction (9:30), the hosts delve into David’s personal history with cars (17:30), the future of car collectibles (23:40), auction advice (27:03), and David’s top three choices of current car makes (44:08). Find out more about David Gooding & Company at https://www.goodingco.com/ Learn more about Robert Ross and Cars that Matter: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: @curtcomedia Instagram: @curtcomedia Twitter: @curtcomedia

Adam and Matt sit down with David Gooding and Hans Wurl and talk about the upcoming Pebble Beach Auction.

Adam and Matt talk about final preparations for Monterey before welcoming Gooding & Company's David Gooding and Hans Wurl to the program. They chat about their upcoming Pebble Beach auction as well as some of the cars they predict will see a significant rise over the next few years. Car Cast Manscapred: Use code CARCAST at Manscaped.com AS HEARD IN THE EPISODE, GET ZYCOAT ZYBAR’S HARD-WEARING COATING FOR HARD-RUNNING ENGINES AND EXHAUST SYSTEMS: www.zycoat.com Brembo: Visit BremboStoreUSA.com and use code CarCast10 to get 10% off your first purchase Castrol: Titanium strong for maximum engine performance Geico: Visit Geico.com Continental: Visit OETechnologySeries.com

Adam and Matt talk about final preparations for Monterey before welcoming Gooding & Company's David Gooding and Hans Wurl to the program. They chat about their upcoming Pebble Beach auction as well as some of the cars they predict will see a significant rise over the next few years. Car Cast Manscapred: Use code CARCAST at Manscaped.com AS HEARD IN THE EPISODE, GET ZYCOAT ZYBAR’S HARD-WEARING COATING FOR HARD-RUNNING ENGINES AND EXHAUST SYSTEMS: www.zycoat.com Brembo: Visit BremboStoreUSA.com and use code CarCast10 to get 10% off your first purchase Castrol: Titanium strong for maximum engine performance Geico: Visit Geico.com Continental: Visit OETechnologySeries.com

Todd Wertman is a Partner at European Collectibles, a leading retailer and restorer of vintage Porsches and European sports cars located in Costa Mesa, California. Todd spent 9 years working in film before pivoting to a career in the automotive world. He’s written catalogues for David Gooding, then the President of RM Auctions. He worked for four years with actor Nicolas Cage to build his car collection and in 2010, he opened European Collectibles. Todd is an authority on values of classic cars and meets often with a group of industry professionals with Hagerty Insurance and their Valuation Team. You will see Todd on Discovery Channel’s new show, Sticker Shock, with past Cars Yeah guest, Dennis Pittsenbarger.

Foundational Truths: The Bible is God’s self-revelation.God is the Eternal, Sovereign Creator; all that He creates is good.Man is a responsible agent, held to a moral standard.Sin originates within a person, separating us from God.God declares one righteous by faith alone, apart from works.The Theological Truths Surrounding the Law. With the Law comes two important theological truths that are unchanging to this day. First, the giving of the Law comes after Israel’s release from bondage. The declaration that Israel is YHWH’s firstborn son (Exod 4:22) has no bearing on their obedience or disobedience because a rule for obedience had not yet been given. Israel was fully accepted as a son before the call to a righteous life ever took place. So, why is this significant now?The teaching known as Lordship Salvation places demands of obedience and submission upon a person to either gain acceptance by God or to prove that God has truly accepted them due to the results of their observed behavior. Bing writes, “Lordship Salvation faith goes beyond trusting in Jesus Christ as Savior. Lordship faith includes obeying Him as Lord as a condition of eternal salvation. They have included obedience in their definition and understanding of faith. Therefore, Lordship faith requires works as a necessary condition of faith.”[1] This understanding is never promoted in the New Testament, nor is this a point in the type seen in the Exodus and Sinai events. The biblical order is that the fully accepted son (Israel) is already in a relationship with his Father (YHWH) based on the sufficient work provided by the Father. It is not until the event at Sinai that instructions in holy living are given, some three months after their being set free (Exod 19:1). Lordship Salvation distorts the historical picture that God uses in His Word to clearly communicate to us the free nature of the salvation that He provides. To say that works, submission, or obedience is necessary for salvation/deliverance is to rewrite the Scriptures, putting Sinai before the Exodus.The Purposes of the Law. The Messianic Jewish scholar Arnold Fruchtenbaum has captured the multifaceted purposes of the Law given to the Jews at Mount Horeb.[2] While all of his reasons are not given, the following summary will suffice with some modification added for the sake of providing Scripture references. These purposes are:(1) in relation to God,(a) to reveal His holiness (Lev 19:1–2, 37; 11:44; 1 Pet 1:15–16);(b) to reveal His righteous standards (Rom 7:12);(2) in relation to Israel,(a) to keep Israel a distinct people (Lev 11:44–45; Deut 7:6; 14:1–2);(b) to provide a rule of life for the Old Testament saint (Lev 11:44–45; 19:2; 20:7–8, 26);(c) to provide for individual and corporate worship (Lev 23);(d) that by doing them, they would live long in the land (Ezek 20:11);(3) in relation to Gentiles, to serve as a middle wall of partition and thus keep them strangers to the unconditional Jewish covenants so as not to partake of Jewish spiritual blessings as Gentiles, but only as proselytes to Mosaic Judaism (Eph 2:11–16);(4) in relation to sin,(a) to reveal and show what sin is (Rom 3:19-20; 7:7, 13);(b) to demonstrate the exceeding sinfulness of the flesh (Rom 7:8-11, 13);(c) to show that living by the Law only breeds living that is fleshly (Rom 7:14-25),(d) to show that the flesh will never “get better” because it will always serve the Law of Sin (Rom 7:24-25), it will always lead to death (Rom 8:6-8), and it will always be profitless (John 6:63).A Common Misunderstanding of the Law. The debate over whether or not the church should be keeping the Law has raged on since the founding of the church even though this question was clearly and thoroughly answered in Acts 15:1-35.In the New Testament, positionally, we are already true law-keepers in Christ because He has kept the Law perfectly on our behalf (Rom 10:4).Practically speaking, we are keeping the Law when we operate in love with one another (Rom 13:8).Acts 15:1-35. This passage, known as “The Jerusalem Council,” takes place in AD 50. The scene opens with Paul and Barnabas returning to their home church in Antioch fresh off of their first missionary journey (Acts 13:1-4; 14:26-28). “Some men” who came from Judea (Acts 15:1), were teaching believers that they needed to be circumcised “according to the custom of Moses” in order to be saved. Because they were allowed to teach, we can assume that these men were Christians who had possibly come from the Jerusalem Church, especially since they are referred to later as “some of our number” in Acts 15:24.Immediately, this created great dissension. Having just returned from preaching the gospel to the Gentiles, such a message was not what was being promoted by Paul and Barnabas, so a sharp dispute ensued. Circumcision was a custom that was instituted for the Jews long before the giving of the Law (Gen 17:1-14). This custom was to be a sign of the unconditional covenant made with Abraham (Gen 17:11). By these Judeans introducing this teaching as a requirement to be saved, they were “front-loading” the Gospel. This term means that they were requiring obedience or submission as a necessity for salvation to be an actuality, rather than being by faith alone in Christ alone (John 3:16; 5:24; Acts 16:31; Eph 2:8-9). In light of this dispute, Paul and Barnabas were sent to the church in Jerusalem (where Peter, John, and James were) to consult them on this matter (Acts 15:2). While on their way, they conducted a “Praise Tour,” encouraging many of the churches that they had planted and sharing about the “conversion of the Gentiles” (Acts 15:3). Testimonies of God’s work among people always brings forth great joy in the church.Upon arriving at Jerusalem and sharing their testimony of God’s grace among the Gentiles, some born-again believers (who were also Pharisees), advocated the position that one must be circumcised and keep the Law of Moses in order to be saved (Acts 15:5). As if the problem in 15:1 wasn’t bad enough, now the condition of Law-keeping was being promoted as well! With these differing viewpoints, assurance of salvation was hanging in the balance. Paul and Barnabas had preached the Gospel of God’s grace, and in sharing the results from their first missionary journey, they were met with criticisms from within the church that what they were preaching was not the complete truth! Had they preached in vain? Was their mission a total failure? Were they lost themselves? All confidence of justification before God was robbed with this dissenting claim.As the leadership of the Jerusalem church conferred (Acts 15:6-7a), Peter stands to make some observations before the elders and apostles. Peter’s message hits two points home.First, Peter was the first person chosen by the Lord for the task of reaching the Gentiles (Acts 15:7b). This should not surprise us, considering that the Lord Jesus Himself even declared that Peter would be the rock on which the church would be built (Matt 16:18)[3] and that he would receive the keys to the kingdom (“you” in Matthew 16:19 is singular, not plural). In Acts 2, the Jews heard the preaching of Peter and 3,000 were added that day at the birth of the Church Age (Acts 2:14-41). He was also used by God to preach the good news of Jesus Christ to the house of Cornelius, the first Gentile converts after the birth of the Church (Acts 10:1-48). It is clear that Peter was instrumental, being used by God to unlock the doors for the gospel to the Jew and Gentile alike. It was not until Acts 9:15 that we find that Paul was being commissionedwith reaching the Gentiles, with him spending at least 17 years off of the scene before beginning his ministry (See Gal 1:15-2:2).It should also be noted in Acts 15:7b that Peter is clear on the requirements for the Gospel: one hears the word of the Gospel and believes. That’s it, and that’s all.The second point that Peter makes involves the common results of preaching the Gospel to the Jews and the Gentiles (Acts 15:8-9). Peter notes in 15:8 that the Gentiles were given the Holy Spirit just as the Jews were when they believed. This is something that only God can do, which He does at the moment that one believes in Jesus (John 3:5-8; Eph 1:13). He also states that their hearts were cleansed in the same way that the hearts of the believing Jews were cleansed: “by faith” (Acts 15:9).Peter then draws a striking conclusion, posed in the form of a question: If the salvation of the Gentiles has come about through faith in Jesus Christ and has resulted in the gift of the indwelling Holy Spirit, and if this is identical to the way that the Jews had come to faith earlier, why is there a temptation to place a requirement upon people that God Himself was not requiring? A direction such as this puts “God to the test,” which is a very serious offense! This is better understood as “trying God’s patience, seeing how far you can go and what you can get away with before pushing God too far and provoking Him to intervene.”[4] Gooding elegantly sums up the implications of what was being considered:“If God had purified the hearts of the Gentiles by faith and declared Himself so satisfied with that purification that He could give them His Holy Spirit, it was an appalling impertinence and insult to God for anyone—no matter how good their motives might be—to imply that the purification God Himself had effected by faith was not good enough, and could not bring a person salvation and acceptance with God by itself, but must be supplemented by circumcision and keeping of the law. How far could anyone go with insulting God like that and with overturning His own declared decision before bringing down on one’s head His severest condemnation? Preaching ritual and law-keeping for salvation mightsound as if it were morally strict, holy, and commendable. It was, and still is, in fact an insult to God.”[5] The point of contention is clear.Peter shows that the Jewish fathers were never able to bear such a burden for their salvation (which is not what the Law was ever meant for), so why would someone want to introduce such a distortion to the free grace of God in offering salvation through Jesus Christ our Lord? The historical track record of the Old Testament shows human inability in keeping the Law. Adding works made no sense and served to corrupt the very nature of the grace that offered the free gift of eternal life! Peter’s conclusion is 15:11 is beautiful: “But we believe that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus, in the same way as they also are.” If grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone was the way that the Jewish believers were saved, why would the salvation of the Gentiles be more complicated? All are sinners, and all need salvation.We are told that the people remained silent as Paul and Barnabas related the “signs and wonders” of God among them as they ministered the Gospel to the Gentiles (Acts 15:12).James, being the head of the Church in Jerusalem, then stood and summarized the findings of the elders and apostles. James’ application of Amos 9:11-12 is consistent with the whole point of God’s goodness to the Jews and the purpose for which He chose them to fulfill.Speaking to the 2nd generation of Israel out of the Exodus in regards to the Law, Moses tells them, “So keep and do them, for that is your wisdom and your understanding in the sight of the peoples who will hear all these statutes and say, ‘Surely this great nation is a wise and understanding people.’ For what great nation is there that has a god so near to it as is the Lord our God whenever we call on Him? Or what great nation is there that has statutes and judgments as righteous as this whole law which I am setting before you today?” (Deut 4:6-8).The quotation of the Amos passage by James notes that the rebuilding of the “Tabernacle of David” (Acts 15:16a) is something that will cause the Gentiles to “seek the Lord” (Acts 15:17a). With a “missionaldispensationalism” understanding of what God was doing, and will do through Israel, the purpose of leading people to salvation is crystal clear.In 15:19, James notes that they should not “trouble” the Gentiles who are “turning to God.” The word “turning” is also used in Acts 14:15. It is the Greek word epistrephō, meaning “to turn to, to cause to return, to turn oneself.” What this word is not is the word for “repent” or “repentance.” In fact, the mention of repentance does not even come up in this entire exchange. This should cause a reevaluation of our Gospel presentations and should encourage us to focus on telling others about faith in Christ, nothing else. If this is a jarring concept to you, it would be good to get a concordance out and do a word study of the use of “repent” and “repentance” throughout the Old and New Testaments, paying careful attention to the surrounding context of each mention. You will be brought to the same conclusion that repentance is not necessary for one to be justified.Now, a question arises from 15:20. “If one does not have to be circumcised or keep the Law of Moses to be saved, why does James suggest four points of conduct and restriction as part of his judgment in this matter?” Each of the matters listed were not being conveyed as requirements for acceptance by God. In other words, this is not a list apart from the Law of what is required of man in order to be saved. What we do find is that these four points: Abstaining from things (probably food) contaminated by idols, fornication, abstaining from animals that had been strangled (also as far as eating them for food), and from blood, meaning that they were not to eat food with the blood still in it,[6] were all points that would cause great dissension with the Jews in every sector. Such things would create unnecessary obstacles between the Gentile believers and the Jewish believers.In the church, unity in love is the goal (John 17:20-21; Eph 4:3, 13; Col 3:14). With the exception of fornication, which is clearly sin, the things listed above would weigh heavy on the consciences of the Jewish believers. As those who are free in Christ, the Gentile believers should seek to do nothing that would stumble their brothers and sisters in theLord (Rom 14:13). Abstaining from such practices is an encouragement from the Jerusalem Church to the surrounding churches to walk in a worthy manner because of their salvation, and not in order to earn it.James’ judgment is confirmed by the apostles, the elders, and the whole church (Acts 15:22). A letter is then drafted for the churches, of which Paul and Barnabas and men that were chosen by the Jerusalem Church were commissioned to take back, visiting the Antioch, Syria, and Cilicia congregations (Acts 15:22-23). Judas (Barsabbas, 15:22c) and Silas are sent to personally speak on the matter with the churches. It is noted in the letter that this is something that has been decided and promoted in agreement with the Holy Spirit (15:28). The notation in 15:29 is important, that by abstaining from such things as what was listed, they would “do well.” At no time does the letter confuse faith alone with works for salvation.Those who received this letter found it encouraging (Acts 15:31) and Judas and Silas used these opportunities for the further encouragement of the churches. It seems that Judas (Barsabbas) went back to Jerusalem, while Silas stayed with the churches, and Paul and Barnabas went back to their home church in Antioch (Acts 15:34-35). With a reinforced decision that had been a means of encouraging the churches of God in the region, Paul and Barnabas were again preaching and teaching, knowing that their message had the full confidence of the church in Jerusalem, as well as the Holy Spirit of God.Justification before God is by His grace alone, through personal faith alone in the Lord Jesus Christ alone. Faith is a response to what has been presented, and is a conviction that what has been presented is true. It is impossible to be justified by the works of the Law (Gal 2:16).Christians have been set free from the Law. It is the perfection of God written out for us to read, and in reading it, we find a great inadequacy in our deeds, thoughts, speech, and decisions. Praise be to God through the Lord Jesus Christ who saves us from this body of death (Rom 7:42-25) and who gives us the indwelling Holy Spirit that allows for us to walk in a manner worthy of our calling in Christ (Eph 1:3; 4:1-3). [1] Charles Bing, “Why Lordship Faith Misses The Mark For Salvation,” Journal of the Grace Evangelical Society, Volume 12, no. 22 (1999): 25.[2] Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum, Israelology: The Missing Link in Systematic Theology, Rev. Ed. (Tustin, CA: Ariel Ministries, 1994), p. 593.[3] This should not be understood as the Catholic tradition teaches that Peter was the first Pope and all successive popes are descended from him. This is nothing more than a teaching based on tradition, a fabrication having no merit or warrant from the Scriptures.[4] David Gooding, True to the Faith: Charting the Course through the Acts of the Apostles (Grand Rapids, MI: Gospel Folio Press, 1995), p. 214.[5] Ibid.[6] The reasoning for this is best understood from Genesis 9:3-5, also noting the importance of “blood” and its significance throughout the Old Testament (See also Lev 17:11, 14; Deut 12:23).

David Gooding of Gooding and Company auctions joins Spike to talk about the current vintage market, how he got into the business, and the upcoming Amelia Island auction.