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Where God Fights for Me // Welcome to Grace (Part 4) // Kenneth Ford by Cuhow

Where God Fights for Me // Welcome to Grace (Part 4) // Kenneth Ford by Cuhow

Shame the Antithesis of Grace (Part 2) by Dr. Cindy Johnson

FROM THE VAULT: Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Set Apart By Grace, Part 2Series: Younique: Live A Life Set Apart By Christ Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-10 Episode: 779 Scripture Summary: In Ephesians 2:1–10, Paul describes the dramatic transformation of believers from spiritual death to new life in Christ. He explains that all were once dead in sin, following the ways of the world and the influence of Satan, living in disobedience and fleshly desires. But because of God's great love and mercy, He made us alive with Christ, even when we were dead in our sins. This salvation is entirely by grace through faith, not from ourselves or by works, so that no one can boast. Paul concludes by affirming that we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared in advance for us to walk in.

FROM THE VAULT: Gospel Daily with Josh Weidmann Set Apart By Grace, Part 1Series: Younique: Live A Life Set Apart By Christ Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-10 Episode: 778 Scripture Summary: In Ephesians 2:1–10, Paul describes the dramatic transformation of believers from spiritual death to new life in Christ. He explains that all were once dead in sin, following the ways of the world and the influence of Satan, living in disobedience and fleshly desires. But because of God's great love and mercy, He made us alive with Christ, even when we were dead in our sins. This salvation is entirely by grace through faith, not from ourselves or by works, so that no one can boast. Paul concludes by affirming that we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared in advance for us to walk in.

Where It's Never Too Late // Welcome to Grace (Part 3) //Jose Marquez by Cuhow

Where It's Never Too Late // Welcome to Grace (Part 3) //Jose Marquez by Cuhow

Acts 9:1-9

Same notes as Part 9

Send us a textIf belief never costs you anything, is it belief at all? We open the playbook on costly discipleship and trace how Paul's scars became his résumé, a living argument that the gospel is worth more than comfort, reputation, or safety. Through heartfelt stories and Scripture, we explore why real faith chooses obedience when relationships strain, why joy can coexist with trials, and how the Spirit turns our weakness into a stage for grace.We get honest about “soft faith” and the ways modern convenience reshapes our expectations of the Christian life. From Acts' rejoicing after a beating to Paul's declaration that God's strength is made perfect in weakness, we ask what marks we're seeking: external badges that flatter the flesh or the inner transformation that endures when the crowd turns away. The contrast with the Judaizers is sharp and timely—rituals may soothe anxieties, but only Christ justifies and only the heart circumcised by the Spirit perseveres under pressure.Along the way, we press into a service mindset. Veterans wear ribbons that tell their story without words; believers carry scars of faithfulness that speak of love, courage, and a King whose victory is secure. That certainty doesn't bench us; it deploys us. Study the Word like a playbook, train for trials, and stay on mission, knowing the gates of hell will not prevail. If you've felt the pull toward ease, let this conversation reawaken a resilient joy and a steady courage that returns to the hard place because Christ is worthy. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs courage today, and leave a review with one takeaway you're ready to live out.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textWhat if the loudest battles you're fighting aren't the real war at all? We open with a blunt reckoning: many of us mistake online arguments and performative zeal for spiritual warfare, then wonder why we feel empty. Our focus shifts to the battlefield Scripture names—sin that clings close, pride that craves applause, and false teaching that fractures the church—and to the quiet courage that actually costs something.We walk through 1 Corinthians 9 and the image of the race, where pressing forward isn't about earning salvation but living like the prize is real. Then we get honest about evangelism: when someone turns to Christ, resistance comes fast. That's why we prepare people for hardship and hope in the same breath. From 1 Peter 4 we draw a steel-spined vision of suffering that forms obedience, patience, and compassion. Trials aren't strange; they are training, and God's Spirit rests on the faithful.Galatians becomes the anchor. Paul opens and closes with grace, turning our eyes from outward performance to the inner life of the Spirit. Circumcision, law-keeping, even good rituals like baptism—none of these save. Grace does. And note Paul's strategy: he doesn't chase Judaizers; he strengthens believers. We adopt that strategy today. Instead of endless debates with false teachers, we build resilient disciples who can answer from Scripture with clarity and humility. Simplicity is power here: Christ crucified, risen, and sufficient. Grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.A raw testimony from prison reminds us what happens when conversations center on Jesus instead of camps and labels: people believe. That fruit shapes our vision of church as true family, a place where we become students, servants, and stewards of truth and of each other's burdens. If you're ready to trade noise for nurture and performance for presence, press play and join us. Subscribe, share this with a friend who's tired of shallow battles, and leave a review to help others find the show. Where is grace training you to fight today?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textGrace sounds different when a room full of friends lives it out loud. We close our journey through Galatians with a tender, unguarded conversation about leadership, correction, and the kind of community that refuses to let anyone stand alone. You'll hear apologies offered without defensiveness, Scripture read with fresh weight, and personal stories that expose pride—whether dressed in religion or wrapped in worldly success—and replace it with joy in Christ.We dig into Paul's example at the end of Galatians: strong words carried by a soft heart. What does it mean to correct without enjoying it? How do we resist the impulse to play “Christian police” while still loving enough to tell hard truth? Our group holds those tensions with care, insisting that the gospel excludes boasting and that true grace never becomes a license to drift. Galatians begins and ends with grace; our conversation shows how that doctrine becomes culture—brothers and sisters who pick up the phone, share tears, and speak peace.Along the way, members read Hebrews 13, Galatians 2:16, and Philippians 3, grounding our takeaways in the text: justification by faith alone, the danger of legalism, and the futility of confidence in the flesh. Then we look ahead. We announce our next study—Job—and explain how we'll approach it with steady interludes to keep the pace alive. After a letter that dismantles merit, we're stepping into a story that refuses tidy answers and invites trust when the night is long.If you're longing for a church family that holds fast to the gospel and holds each other up, press play. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review with the one line from Galatians you can't shake right now. We want to hear your voice.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send us a textWhat if the most persuasive credential for gospel truth isn't a platform but a scar? We close our journey through Galatians with Paul's stark line: “From now on let no man trouble me, for I bear in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus.” That sentence becomes a doorway into the whole letter's heartbeat—justification by faith alone—and a mirror for our age of spiritual performance and online skirmishes.We share why Paul refuses to negotiate with Judaizers while pleading fiercely with believers who are wavering. The contrast matters: he invests where hearts are tender to grace, urging the church to resist “Jesus and” religion that trades freedom for status. Along the way, we revisit Galatians 2:15–16 and pair it with 2 Corinthians 4:7–12 to show how weakness, suffering, and perseverance display Christ's life in fragile people. The “marks of Jesus” are not metaphors for vibes; they're the visible receipts of fidelity—stripes, stones, and the quiet ache of watching friends drift from the truth they once embraced.You'll hear honest reflection on restraint and rebuke, the challenge of speaking hard truths without crushing bruised reeds, and the practical boundary in Paul's words: “let no man trouble me.” That line isn't bitterness; it's freedom from manipulative voices so he can keep serving the flock. We ask where “Jesus and” pressures show up today—cultural badges, legalistic ladders, or the endless need to prove holiness—and how to answer them by holding fast to Christ's finished work.If this conversation steadies your grip on grace, share it with a friend, subscribe for more deep dives through Scripture, and leave a review with one takeaway that challenged you. Your reflections help others find the show and keep this community anchored in the gospel.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Ready to become a grace magnet in your walk with God? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe demonstrates how to draw closer to God by humility and repentance. From James chapter 4, we’ll grasp the four postures that invite God’s grace into our lives and see why coming clean brings us closer to His heart. Bold Step Gift: WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT THE FUTURE?: 30 QUESTIONS ON BIBLE PROPHECY, ISRAEL, AND THE END TIMESBecome a Bold Partner: https://www.moodyradio.org/donateto/boldstepsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where You Find Satisfaction For Your Soul // Welcome to Grace (Part 2) // Ro Remedios by Cuhow

Where You Find Satisfaction For Your Soul // Welcome to Grace (Part 2) // Ro Remedios by Cuhow

Are you a grace attractor or a grace repeller? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe exposes how our spiritual posture affects how we receive God’s favor. James chapter 4 teaches why pride repels grace while humility attracts it, and gives us the first steps to positioning yourself for more of God’s unmerited favor. Bold Step Gift: WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT THE FUTURE?: 30 QUESTIONS ON BIBLE PROPHECY, ISRAEL, AND THE END TIMESBecome a Bold Partner: https://www.moodyradio.org/donateto/boldstepsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where You Are Completely Forgiven // Welcome to Grace (Part 1) // Ro Remedios by Cuhow

Where You Are Completely Forgiven // Welcome to Grace (Part 1) // Ro Remedios by Cuhow

Life can feel unsteady, and we're all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn't come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

Life can feel unsteady, and we're all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn't come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

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Special Guest: Vanessa Grace joins Christine and Renee to finish up their discussion on all things flow, femininity and spirituality.  Did part 1 get you thinking or spark some new ideas? Just wait for part 2! The conversation continues to go deep and prompt us to imagine the future possibilities we can experience, when getting in touch with our true selves, today. Listen to the end for a really cool dream segment and different style of reading!

What Does It Mean To Be "Saved By Faith Through Grace"? Part 1Many people talk about faith and grace, but what did those terms mean to the apostles when they wrote of it? Grow in grace with this deep dive on "God's grace"!

Paul in writing to Timothy encourages him to look to the soldier, athlete and farmer for characteristics to apply to his life and ministry. And these are words we really need to hear today too. For instance the soldier follows the commands of his superior officer without hesitation. And that should be our response to God's commands to us! Or how about the farmer, who needs patience when dealing with his crops. You can be sure patience will be needed in our lives from time to time! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29

The abandoned, the homeless, the hopeless—where is God's grace in these situations? Atheist-turned-Christian Lee Strobel shares moving testimonies of God's grace interlaced with his own personal experiences. He'll paint a powerful picture of how grace impacts every aspect of our lives, giving us hope.

Agriculture is a huge part of America's heritage. It's amazing to consider that farmers are willing to invest so much time and effort into the land and their crops, knowing that they won't see any income until harvest time. And even then, a sudden hailstorm, or unseasonable weather can destroy all of their hard work. That sort of diligent commitment is necessary in the Christian life as well. In fact, the apostle Paul used the metaphors of a hard working farmer, athlete and soldier to show us what Christian life and ministry is to be like. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall continues his study of 2nd Timothy by having us consider chapter two. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1368/29

The abandoned, the homeless, the hopeless—where is God's grace in these situations? Atheist-turned-Christian Lee Strobel shares moving testimonies of God's grace interlaced with his own personal experiences. He'll paint a powerful picture of how grace impacts every aspect of our lives, giving us hope.

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Since the fall of Adam and Eve in the garden, “King Sin” and “Queen Death” have mercilessly ruled over humans. Adam left us in death, but Christ conquered death. He offers us life through the gift of His righteousness. Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the entrance of sin and death that spread to all humanity. Compare Adam and Christ to better understand sin, death, the law, and grace (Romans 5). Take heart—grace abounds. Grace reigns!

Romans: The Christian's Constitution, Volume 1

Romans 5:12-21 / September 15-16, 2025 Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the entrance of sin and death that spread to all humanity. Compare Adam and Christ to better understand sin, death, the law, and grace (Romans 5). From the Series: Romans: The Christian's Constitution read more

Since the fall of Adam and Eve in the garden, “King Sin” and “Queen Death” have mercilessly ruled over humans. Adam left us in death, but Christ conquered death. He offers us life through the gift of His righteousness. Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the entrance of sin and death that spread to all humanity. Compare Adam and Christ to better understand sin, death, the law, and grace (Romans 5). Take heart—grace abounds. Grace reigns!

Romans: The Christian's Constitution, Volume 1

Romans 5:12-21 / September 15-16, 2025 Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the entrance of sin and death that spread to all humanity. Compare Adam and Christ to better understand sin, death, the law, and grace (Romans 5). From the Series: Romans: The Christian's Constitution read more

The gift of grace through Jesus Christ is the ultimate display of love. Pastor Chuck Swindoll unpacks Paul's teaching on the gospel in Romans 3:21–31. Tune in to learn about God's gift of grace and how He transfers Christ's righteousness to our spiritual account. Marvel at the wonderfully good news of the gospel. Respond with faith!

Romans: The Christian's Constitution, Volume 1

The gift of grace through Jesus Christ is the ultimate display of love. Pastor Chuck Swindoll unpacks Paul's teaching on the gospel in Romans 3:21–31. Tune in to learn about God's gift of grace and how He transfers Christ's righteousness to our spiritual account. Marvel at the wonderfully good news of the gospel. Respond with faith!

Romans: The Christian's Constitution, Volume 1