Podcasts about great exchange

In this episode of the Exploring More podcast, Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, and Scott Jennings continue their conversation around The Life You Built, exploring one of the most transformative ideas in the spiritual journey: the Great Exchange. What if the life you've been living was built around survival rather than freedom? Together, they unpack the ongoing process of moving from the false self to the true self—from protecting to trusting, performing to resting, pretending to revealing, and fear to love. While survival strategies may have helped us navigate pain, wounds, and difficult seasons, they were never meant to become our permanent identity. The conversation highlights the reality that freedom isn't about becoming someone new; it's about returning to who God created you to be. Michael, SJ, and Scott discuss how awareness, reflection, and grace help us recognize the ways the false self still operates in our lives and relationships. They also dive into the Enneagram, not as a tool for labeling people, but as a map for understanding motivations, patterns, and the hidden drivers behind our behavior. While acknowledging the controversy surrounding it, they explore how the Enneagram has helped many people gain greater self-awareness, healthier relationships, and deeper compassion for themselves and others. Ultimately, this episode is an invitation to exchange survival for freedom, fear for love, and self-protection for trust. The true self isn't something you have to create—it's the person God has been calling forth all along.

In this episode of the Exploring More podcast, Michael Thompson welcomes Scott Jennings and Steve Knee for a powerful conversation around Scott's book, The Life You Built, and one of the most important journeys a man can take: moving from the false self to the true self. What if the version of you that learned to survive isn't the real you? Together, they explore the ways men construct false identities through wounds, fears, coping mechanisms, and performance. Over time, these strategies can become so familiar that they feel like who we are. But beneath the masks, defenses, and self-protection is the true self—the man God created and loves. The conversation centers on what Scott calls "The Great Exchange"—the ongoing process of recognizing the false self, releasing its grip, and learning to live from a place of truth, freedom, and belovedness. Michael, Scott, and Steve unpack practical steps for this journey, including awareness, self-observation, compassion, and choosing presence over fear. They also discuss the role of community in healing, using the image of interconnected aspen trees as a reminder that transformation was never meant to happen alone. Freedom isn't found by trying harder—it's found by becoming more honest, more awake, and more connected to God and others. If you've ever felt trapped by old patterns, exhausted by performance, or disconnected from your true self, this episode offers a hopeful invitation: the real you is still there, waiting to emerge.

What if you had just one verse to explain the Gospel? In this solo episode, Brian unpacks 2 Corinthians 5:21, often called the Gospel in One Verse. Discover the beauty of the Great Exchange where our sin placed upon Christ and His righteousness credited to all who believe. This powerful verse reveals God's holiness, man's sinfulness, Christ's substitutionary death, and the hope of salvation in one unforgettable sentence.  Whether you're a new believer, a seasoned Christian, or someone seeking to share your faith more effectively, this episode will help you understand and communicate the life-changing message of the Gospel with clarity and confidence.

The Great Exchange June 7th, 2026 - Carlos Milsap Download

On this powerful Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Josiah Elias brings a life-changing message titled “The Great Exchange.” At the cross, Jesus took our sin, shame, pain, and bondage so we could receive His righteousness, freedom, healing, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Pentecost was never meant to be just a historical moment — it was the beginning of a supernatural outpouring that is still transforming lives today. This message will challenge you to fully surrender, receive what Christ paid for, and walk in the new life God has prepared for you. If you've been carrying burdens, battling spiritually, or hungry for a fresh encounter with God, this sermon is for you. The same Spirit that fell in the Upper Room is still moving today with power, fire, deliverance, and salvation. Don't just watch this message for yourself — share it with someone who needs hope, freedom, and a touch from God.

The sermon from our Sunday morning service on the 17th of May, 2026.

A sermon by Brad Snyder based on 2 Corinthians 5:18-21 preached on May 3rd as part of our sermon series called "Glorious Weakness: Discovering Our Transformed Life In Christ."

In this episode, we explore the profound “Great Exchange” in 2 Corinthians 5—where Jesus takes on human sin so that we can be reconciled to God. Discover how, as believers, we are freed from our old, shame-filled identities and no longer need to hide from God, but instead are called to live as new creations, carrying the message of reconciliation into the world.

Our sins are laid on Christ and his righteousness is laid on us. That is the great exchange — and it becomes ours not by works but by faith.

Understand the perfect finished work of Christ on the Cross, which provided for our full salvation and freedom from sin and all its results (the curse), in 3 aspects (1) Propitiation (the God-ward aspect), (2) Reconciliation (the man-ward aspect) and (3) Redemption (the sin-ward aspect). reconciliation, and redemption, and how tChrist's sacrifice provides salvation and freedom from sin. #FinishedWorkofChrist #Salvation #Propitiation #Reconciliation #Redemption #GreatExchange #InChrist #CrossofChrist

Understand the perfect finished work of Christ on the Cross, which provided for our full salvation and freedom from sin and all its results (the curse), in 3 aspects (1) Propitiation (the God-ward aspect), (2) Reconciliation (the man-ward aspect) and (3) Redemption (the sin-ward aspect). reconciliation, and redemption, and how tChrist's sacrifice provides salvation and freedom from sin. #FinishedWorkofChrist #Salvation #Propitiation #Reconciliation #Redemption #GreatExchange #InChrist #CrossofChrist

Valerie Carter is the founder and director of RRT Ministries, Rescued, Redeemed, Transformed, a global Christ-centred ministry walking alongside survivors of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and complex trauma. Growing up in Oakland, California, Valerie experienced profound abuse from a very young age, but also an extraordinary encounter with heaven that gave her both the promise of healing and a clear assignment for her life. In this conversation she speaks with remarkable honesty about the fear that gripped her for decades, the moment repentance broke it completely, and the cancer diagnosis that confronted her with the cost of unforgiveness. Hers is a story of a life not just survived, but genuinely transformed.   For more than 20 years, Valerie has been turning her own hard-won freedom into hope for some of the most wounded women in the world. She offers a frank and eye-opening look at what human trafficking actually is, often far closer to home than most people realise, and shares the gentle, patient, faith-filled approach she uses to walk survivors towards healing through her program, The Great Exchange. Whether you have experienced significant trauma yourself or simply want to understand how God redeems the darkest of stories, this episode will move you, challenge you, and leave you with a deeper understanding of what it truly means to be rescued, redeemed, and transformed. WEBLINKS RRT Ministries RRT Ministries on YouTube RRT Ministries on Instagram

This week, we return to the book of Habakkuk for our final sermon in the series. In Habakkuk 3:16-19, we will witness a great exchange: fear transformed to faith, and anguish replaced by adoration. Habakkuk comes to understand that no earthly or material blessing compares to the joy of knowing God, and trusting His word. Life is not about knowing the “why,” it is about knowing the “who!”When all is stripped away, when earthly blessings fade, and when relief from suffering is far away, Habakkuk realizes that he still has God. He is preserved and strengthened by the God of his salvation. Join us this Sunday, as we aim to follow in the footsteps of Habakkuk, rejoicing in God through all circumstances.

It’s been said, “Jesus came to pay a debt He did not owe because we owed a debt we could not pay.” Thanks to the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross of Calvary, we can exchange our sin for the holiness of God. That’s a trade unlike any other!(00:00) Introduction and the Promise of Eternal Life(02:04) Freedom from Guilt, Shame, and a New Identity(04:00) A Personal Story of Blessing an Enemy(08:00) Experiencing Freedom Through Obedience(11:12) Living Boldly and Representing Christ Well(13:34) Psalm 23 and God’s Presence in Life’s Valleys(16:08) Becoming All Things to Reach Others(18:30) Sharing Truth with Love and Final EncouragementCONNECT WITH PASTOR JACKGet Updates via Text:  https://text.whisp.io/jack-hibbs-podcastWebsite: https://jackhibbs.com/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/2FCyXpO Facebook: https://bit.ly/2WZBWV0 YouTube:  https://bit.ly/437xMHn DAZE OF DECEPTION BOOK:https://jackhibbs.com/daze-of-deception/ Did you know we have a Real Life Network? Sign up for free for more exclusive content:https://bit.ly/3CIP3M99    

In this Rock Solid Families episode, Linda Hutchinson and Andy Dalton talk about what Jesus did on the cross for all of us. The Great Exchange from our filthy rags for His robes of righteousness! As Linda and Andy dive into how Jesus fulfilled the old law, they pose a great question as well as a hard challenge for each of us. Listen to the end of the podcast to hear what the question and challenge are! Also, coming up on Mother's Day, Rock Solid Families is partnering with the Stronghold Restaurant Group to give away a limited amount of free entrees and t-shirts! To learn more about this wonderful opportunity, go check out Rock Solid Families website or their social media accounts. Thanks for listening and supporting Rock Solid Families! Support the show#Rocksolidfamilies, #familytherapy,  #marriagecounseling,  #parenting,  #faithbasedcounseling, #counseling, #Strongdads, #coaching, #lifecoach, #lifecoaching, #marriagecoaching, #marriageandfamily, #control, #security, #respect, #affection, #love, #purpose, #faith, #affairs, #infidelity

In the cross we see the incredible generosity of Jesus where he takes the worst of us onto Himself, and gives us the best of Himself as a free gift of grace.

RISEN TO REIGN ( THE KING, THE KINGDOM & THE GREAT EXCHANGE

At the center of the gospel stands the cross—where everything changed. In The Great Exchange, we see how Jesus Christ took our place, bearing sin, shame, and death so that we could receive life, righteousness, and peace with God. Through His blood, He reconciled all things to Himself, fulfilling the promise from the beginning and securing our redemption. This exchange does more than forgive—it transforms. Through the cross, Christ conquers Satan, breaks the power of sin, and delivers us from the bondage of self. What was once death is now life; what was once broken is now made new. As believers, we are not only redeemed but also made new creations, called to live in the victory He has already won. The cross is not just something to admire—it is something to embrace. Jesus died for sin, but we are called to die to sin, walking daily in the freedom and new life He has given. This is the power and promise of The Great Exchange.

In the heart of history stands a man who, at first glance, appeared ordinary—born of a young innocent woman named Mary.Yet through the testimony of many, He was known as a healer, a worker of miracles, and a teacher whose presence and thought inspired absolute awe.The greatest voice of the Old Testament declared Him to be the Lamb of God.Yet others rejected Him.And then came the moment.In one of those most striking scenes in history, two men stood before the crowd.Both of them were the accused.Both were named Jesus.One was a known insurrectionist and murderer— Jesus, named Barabbas.The other was the Lamb of God… The Bar AbbaAnd the choice was made.“Release Barabbas… and crucify Jesus.” The crowd hollered.The guilty one walked free butthe innocent One was led to die on The Cross.The King was crucified in the place of the criminal.The King died, and was buried in a borrowed tomb.A stone was rolled over the tomb.The Roman seal was set upon it.The Roman guards were put in place.As far as the world could see, it was all over for the dream.But early on Sunday morning, the stone had already been rolled away.The tomb was now empty.And the King was no longer there. “He is risen! He is risen!” became the most popular statement in town.The question is—what does this mean?Not just for history.But what does this mean for you.

Easter reveals the greatest exchange in history when Jesus willingly took our place on the cross. Like the Passover lamb that saved Israel from death, Jesus became our spotless sacrifice. The story of Barabbas perfectly illustrates this exchange - a guilty murderer walked free while innocent Jesus died in his place. We are all like Barabbas, condemned by our sin, yet Jesus took our cross and our punishment. Through His sacrifice, we can walk free from guilt and shame, receiving His righteousness in place of our sin.

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What if Easter isn't just something we remember, but an exchange we're invited into? Easter is the story of The Greatest Exchange: Jesus takes our brokenness and offers us new life. Listen to how He takes our shame and offers us hope and freedom.Join us on Sundays in-person, 10:30am at The Littlehampton Academy, UKGet in contactVisit our website at arunchurch.com@arunchurch on Facebook,  Instagram and YouTubeEmail us on hello@arunchurch.comPlease note, while we aim for clear teaching on the Christian faith, the views, information and opinions expressed by individuals on this podcast do not necessarily represent the views held by Arun Church or its representatives. 

Easter is not just that Jesus rose from the dead—it is that the crucified Christ is alive. Through the story of Barabbas, this sermon explores the powerful exchange at the heart of the Gospel: our guilt placed on Jesus, and His life given to us. The resurrection calls us not to stand at a distance, but to move forward in faith, trusting the risen Lord who goes before us and invites us into new life.

On Good Friday, we ask: What was God doing at the cross?From 2 Corinthians 5:21, we see the heart of the gospel—Jesus took our place, bearing our sin so we could be made righteous in Him.Because of the cross, our debt is paid, our condemnation is gone, and our standing before God is secure in Christ.Be reconciled to God.Mission Church — www.missionlasvegas.com

[2 Corinthians 5:21] Has your sin been exchanged for the righteousness that is found in Christ?

This is a very special day for Christians. It's the day we remember the painful death Jesus suffered on the cross of Calvary; a death He willing accepted in order to save us from an eternity separated from Him. It truly was the greatest act of love ever performed in all of human history. 

Date: 04/03/26Speaker: Joshua ChatmanTitle: Good Friday Sermon (The Great Exchange)Scripture: Galatians 3:13-14

A Good Friday devotional from Luke 23:25.

What if the most "lopsided trade" in history wasn't a sports deal or a land grab, but a courtroom exchange 2,000 years ago? We often look at the story of Barabbas as a historical footnote, but the truth is much more personal: We are Barabbas.In this message, we kick off our Easter series by looking at the "Great Exchange." We explore the notorious figure of Barabbas—a rebel, a thief, and a murderer—who walked free while the innocent Son of God took his place on the cross.Whether you are carrying a "scarlet letter" of shame, struggling with a rebellious heart, or feeling defined by your past mistakes, this sermon is a reminder that grace isn't a fair trade—it's a gift. God treated Jesus like Barabbas so that He could treat you like Jesus.[Scripture References]Mark 15:1-151 Peter 2:22Philippians 2:6-82 Corinthians 5:21If this message encouraged you, please Like the video and Subscribe to our channel to follow along with our Easter series.Are you ready to make the "Great Exchange" today? If you prayed the prayer at the end of this message or have questions about following Jesus, let us know in the comments.#Easter #Barabbas #Gospel #TheGreatExchange #Sermon #Grace #JesusWebsite: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome

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This week we continue our series, "Written Long Ago." Join us as we learn that Jesus is fully God and fully man, and that the great exchange is not rooted in human logic but divine love.

Associate Pastor David Morley starts off a mini series Words from the Cross and delivers a message from John 19:28-30 Listen in as David shares with us the meaning of "It is Finished" Keep It Real. Keep It Jesus. To learn more, text "mission" to 97000 or visit https://www.reallifesango.com

What did Jesus experience on the cross? How do we put words to the agony of suffering? In this message we meditate on the experience of anguish that Jesus underwent through the words he spoke from Psalm 22. We will see the great suffering, and the great purpose for which he endured the curse of sin. 

Welcome to the Authentic Life Fellowship podcast! I'm so glad you're joining us today. We have a powerful message for you from Elder Jeff Phillips titled “The Great Exchange,” drawn from the book of Philippians. In this sermon, Jeff invites us to see how Christ offers us something far greater, His life in exchange for ours. It's a message of freedom, transformation, and hope. So, as you listen, open your heart to the possibility of a divine exchange, where our emptiness meets His fullness. Let's dive in!

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life's challenges, like you're drowning in deep waters? In this powerful message, Brandon unveils how God's miraculous parting of the Jordan River mirrors His work in our lives today. Through vivid storytelling of the Israelites' crossing, we discover how Jesus, like the priests bearing the Ark, stands in our place to hold back the waters of judgment. With practical wisdom and biblical insight, Brandon reveals how Christ takes our "stones" of sin and gives us His righteousness in return. Whether you're seeking freedom from past burdens or longing for spiritual renewal, this transformative message shows how stepping out in faith leads to experiencing God's promises. Don't miss this compelling exploration of how Christ's sacrifice makes a way through life's deepest waters. Brandon Bachtel www.stonepointchurch.com

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Dr. Kurt Bjorklund unpacks Romans 3:21-31, revealing that justification before God is a gift of grace—not something earned through performance or relationships. If you've been looking for validation in your career, appearance, or loved ones, this message will show you why the "great exchange" changes everything about how you live today.Summary and Transcript - https://www.orchardhillchurch.com/blog-post/2026/2/16/gift-of-grace-7-the-great-exchangeSubscribe to Orchard Hill Plus! - https://orchardhillplus.buzzsprout.com/shareConnect with Orchard Hill ChurchWebsite | https://www.orchardhillchurch.comMobile App | https://https://www.orchardhillchurch.com/appYouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/OrchardHillChurchPAFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/orchardhillchurch/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/orchardhillchurch/Twitter | https://twitter.com/orchard_hill

What if your addiction wasn't just a "curse," but a profound spiritual crisis—a "spiritual homesickness" searching for a home? What if your addiction is your ultimate calling?In this episode of SOBER.COFFEE, Glenn and Mike dive into the raw, authentic reality of the recovery journey. They reframe the struggle of substance abuse as a misplaced quest, the seeking of wholeness, for a higher-power relationship, as they uncover why so many of us felt "liberated" for a fleeting moment, only to be left in deep isolation.Join us as we explore the "Great Exchange"—stripping away the inefficiencies of regret and remorse to fill up with the efficiency of hope. and purpose  If you are currently in the hell of addiction or seeking a "True North" in your recovery, this conversation offers a powerful message on how to turn your curse into your calling.Key Takeaways:The Spiritual Void: Why addiction is often a searching for a higher-power connection.Capturing Lightning Twice: Understanding the futility of chasing the initial high and finding a redefined Higher Power instead.The Emptying Process: Why you must empty yourself of self to make room for a raw, real life experience.The "Why" vs. the "What": Shifting your mindset from "Why was I like this?" to "What am I now?".Finding Purpose: Discovering your calling at the intersection of abstinence and hope.