Podcasts about god without religion

In my book “God Without Religion,” I wrote that “self-improvement is a sin and an impossibility.” That's right, a sin! In Galatians 3, Paul chastises the Galatians for trying to perfect themselves through self-effort.This is very different from what popular religion teaches, and a recent caller asked for clarification. Doesn't God want the world to self-improve? Doesn't it please Him when I do my part and work toward bettering myself?As I share in this episode, God never calls you to improve yourself. Instead, He wants you to count yourself alive or agree with Him about being the new self. Simply put, you can't improve on what God's already done for you and to you.Check out this surprising truth and be encouraged!We hope you enjoyed this episode. Since we're a nonprofit organization, episodes like these are only made possible by friends like you. You can help us continue sharing God's message of grace with the world here: https://andrewfarley.org/donate/ Connect with Dr. Andrew Farley here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrAndrewFarley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drandrewfarley Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrAndrewFarley TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drandrewfarley Website: https://www.andrewfarley.org/

When believers in Yeshua first come in to a Messianic or Hebraic understanding of the faith, it can be an exciting and spiritually invigorating time. But as you begin to navigate this new, unfamiliar territory, it can also be confusing. Is this a Jewish faith? Is it Christian? Is it somewhere in the middle? And despite having moved on from one brand of religion, you end up just exchanging it for another one, mistaking it for a “true faith” in God. In this episode, Kevin addresses this blind spot that many believers have whenever they begin traveling a new spiritual path, and suggests a way to successfully reach God without religion. WATCH ON YOUTUBE • https://bcpodca.st/y/ep44

What is the connection between Salvation and Healing? Are they both instantaneous? Why doesn't it seem like it? How can we walk out our healing? Check out the great list of teachers that can help you in this journey. Andrew Farley: Andrew Farley is a bestselling author of eight books, including The Naked Gospel and God Without Religion. He is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas. He hosts The Grace Message every night on Sirius XM. Andrew Wommack: For over four decades Andrew Wommack has traveled America and the world teaching the truth of the gospel. His profound revelation of the Word of God is taught with clarity and simplicity, emphasizing God's unconditional love and the balance between grace and faith. Andrew founded Charis Bible College in Woodland Park, Colorado, which is another incredible resource for teachings. Charles Spurgeon: Known as the “Prince of Preachers,” this Victorian, Calvinistic, Baptist minister testified as a powerful gospel witness in his time, but his influence endures today. Creflo Dollar: Creflo Dollar is the founder and senior pastor of World Changers Church International (WCCI) in College Park, Georgia. With 30 years in ministry, Creflo Dollar is committed to bringing the Good News of Jesus Christ to people all over the world, literally changing the world one person at a time. E. Stanley Jones: E. Stanley Jones was an American Methodist Christian missionary, theologian, and author. As a widely known and universally admired Christian missionary and evangelist of the 20th century, Dr. Jones spent 70 years traveling throughout the world. As an ecumenical leader and spokesperson for peace, racial brotherhood, and social justice, he was a constant witness for Jesus Christ. Joseph Prince: With more than two decades of full-time ministry behind him, Joseph Prince is today a leading voice in proclaiming the gospel of grace around the world through his books, teaching resources, and television ministry. The author of best sellers such as The Power of Right Believing, Destined To Reign, and Unmerited Favor, he is known for teaching God's Word in a fresh, practical, and revelatory way that always unveils Jesus. Joseph Prince pastors New Creation Church in Singapore. Paul Ellis: Paul Ellis was a pastor in a multicultural church in Hong Kong while working as a business school professor. Working six days a week and preaching on Sunday led to incredible burnout. After being forced to rest, God taught Paul about grace, and he began to share what he was learning on his blog, Escape to Reality. Sharing grace on his blog is now his full-time job, and he couldn't be happier. John Sheasby (https://liberatedliving.com/): He is a wonderful Father Heart of God teacher!

"How do we break free from self-made religion? How do live life in Christ apart from a bunch of rules? Are we going to put our confidence in the Bible-belt or what the Bible actually says? * Chadrick asks about the final judgment and the separation of sheep from the goats in Matthew 25. * UNITED October 15-17, 2021 https://basicgospel.net/united/ * What about corporate fasts (and praying for something specific)? My sister-in-law has asked us to fast until noon everyday and pray for her husband in the ICU. Are we just going through the motions?

Timmy joins his co-host Lance Strickland have delightful conversation with Pame Nickelsen, her story of escaping a fundamental christian cult, and surviving divorce. She's a beautiful single woman sharing her journey of discovering God without Religion. Enjoy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/timmygibson/support

Listen to more Inspiration at Pray.comAndrew Farley grew up in Warrenton, Virginia, on a horse farm called Summerfield Farm. He earned his master's degree at the University of Georgia and my doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Andrew is the author of two best-selling books: "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion," which have been featured by Fox News, PBS, Showtime, and The Huffington Post. Andrew is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas, and works as an Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics for Texas Tech University. He is the president of Andrew Farley Ministries - an organization devoted to helping people better understand God's grace. He is married to his wife, Katharine, and has one son, Gavin. 

Listen to more Inspiration at Pray.comAndrew Farley grew up in Warrenton, Virginia, on a horse farm called Summerfield Farm. He earned his master's degree at the University of Georgia and my doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Andrew is the author of two best-selling books: "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion," which have been featured by Fox News, PBS, Showtime, and The Huffington Post. Andrew is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas, and works as an Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics for Texas Tech University. He is the president of Andrew Farley Ministries - an organization devoted to helping people better understand God's grace. He is married to his wife, Katharine, and has one son, Gavin.“What endures is the message itself, not the messenger.” 

Listen to more Inspiration at Pray.comAndrew Farley grew up in Warrenton, Virginia, on a horse farm called Summerfield Farm. He earned his master's degree at the University of Georgia and my doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Andrew is the author of two best-selling books: "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion," which have been featured by Fox News, PBS, Showtime, and The Huffington Post. Andrew is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas, and works as an Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics for Texas Tech University. He is the president of Andrew Farley Ministries - an organization devoted to helping people better understand God's grace. He is married to his wife, Katharine, and has one son, Gavin.“We can learn to lead by grace when we recognize the new heart in other people.”

Listen to more Inspiration at Pray.comAndrew Farley grew up in Warrenton, Virginia, on a horse farm called Summerfield Farm. He earned his master's degree at the University of Georgia and my doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Andrew is the author of two best-selling books: "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion," which have been featured by Fox News, PBS, Showtime, and The Huffington Post. Andrew is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas, and works as an Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics for Texas Tech University. He is the president of Andrew Farley Ministries - an organization devoted to helping people better understand God's grace. He is married to his wife, Katharine, and has one son, Gavin.“It’s not about us and what we’re trying to do for God, it’s all about Jesus and what he already did for us.”

Listen to more Inspiration at Pray.comAndrew Farley grew up in Warrenton, Virginia, on a horse farm called Summerfield Farm. He earned his master's degree at the University of Georgia and my doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Andrew is the author of two best-selling books: "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion," which have been featured by Fox News, PBS, Showtime, and The Huffington Post. Andrew is the Lead Pastor of Church Without Religion in Lubbock, Texas, and works as an Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics for Texas Tech University. He is the president of Andrew Farley Ministries - an organization devoted to helping people better understand God's grace. He is married to his wife, Katharine, and has one son, Gavin. 

Religion-The biggest obstacle to knowing God!

In this podcast episode, Anekia Nicole: Answers the question, "Is it possible to have faith in God without religion?" Discusses what we define as Faith, Spirituality and Religion. Identifies the problem with religion and how it holds us back from experiencing Divine Freedom. Outlines the differences between Religion and Spirituality Mentioned In This Episode: Agape International Spiritual Center Celebration Spiritual Life Center Apply For 1:1 Coaching

Cory Allen the host of The Astral Hustle podcast and Now is the Way (BUY IT) joins me in one of my favorite interviews where talk all things. Why people fall for political bullshit Social Media addiction  Getting through depression DRUGS AND MUSIC AND BILL HICKS Meeting Alex Jones Asshole atheists Spiritual atheists  To support the show and become part of the community patreon.com/jamiekilsteinpodcast

Message from Sunday, 10 March 2019

Message from Sunday, 10 March 2019

Many people want to find God.   There are many books on the subject which promise to put you on the path to find Him.  Most of religions of the world make the claim to make you one of His own.1  However, there are some people who want to find God without religion. They might say (and many do), “I’m spiritual, not religious.” They might not want to follow anyone’s guidance or rules.  Or, as happens frequently, they have been hurt by a faith community in the past and want to now avoid it entirely. So is it possible?  Can you find God without religion?  In order to answer this question, let’s first look at who God is as well as the definition of religion. Who Is God? We have always believed in something other: a Creator God, a pantheon, even the desired end of “nothingness” in Buddhism is logically something beyond what we know.  We have a sense of right, a belief that there is an absolute truth and order . . . a law . . . and by extension a Lawgiver.  In order for there to be an absolute rightness and absolute justice, there must be One who is absolutely righteous, absolutely just, a perfect Being. Those Thomas Aquinas referred to as “virtuous pagans,” such as Plato’s Socrates and Aristotle, explored this concept long before the Christian church.  Plato’s perfect forms were beyond matter and beyond space, the ultimate reality, and Aristotle believed in a perfect self-consciousness with a separate essence from the created world.  But it was Anselm in the Middle Ages who set about to clarify and distinguish the God Christians worshiped from the pantheons surrounding them through the nature and quality of His Being. Anslem’s reasoning, which became known as the “ontological argument,” is that God is the maximally great being.  He is the greatest thing that we can conceive of, beyond all other things.  The second part of his argument for God is that as actual things are greater than our ideas of the thing, that if we can conceive of a maximally great being then there must be such a being because if He was not actual . . . then we would be able to conceive of something greater. This is a simplified form of his argument, and as an argument for the existence of God, I know this sounds a little circular . . . Philosophers love to debate it. However, for the purpose of this discussion, I just want to point out what we mean by God: He is the Greatest Thing, being absolutely perfect, all knowing, all powerful, absolutely just, and outside of space and time.  That is God. If the thing you are searching for is something other than that . . . that isn’t God. How Should We Respond to God?

God Without Religion is part 3 of the series, Living For Christ.

God Without Religion is part 3 of the series, Living For Christ.

  God Without Religion – Part 3 – guest author Andrew Farley joins Jim

Podcast:  “God Without Religion.”  Author Andrew Farley joins Jim Robbins

Podcast:  GOD WITHOUT RELIGION – part one – guest Andrew Farley joins Jim Robbins