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Are you living a life that truly reflects the incredible grace you have received through Jesus Christ? Is your character marked by the humility and patience that God desires for His children? Read more to discover how you can walk worthy of your calling every single day.
Christian maturity is the focus of this discussion of Ephesians chapter four. The Apostle Paul explains…
On The Gospel Saves Podcast, we explore 3 John’s lessons on truth, love, and faithfulness. Discover how walking in truth and loving others reflects Christ’s teachings. Visit thegospelsaves.me for more resources!
In this episode of The Gospel Saves Podcast, we tackle the tough question: How can a loving God send someone to hell? Join us as we explore God’s love, justice, and the nature of sin.
Join us on The Gospel Saves Podcast as we explore Second John, focusing on verses 6-13. Delve into themes of obedience, love, and the dangers of false teachings threatening our faith community today.
Join us as we explore John’s second epistle, uncovering profound themes that echo his Gospel. We’ll discuss the threat of false teachings like Gnosticism, the crucial role of Christian leaders, and the importance of love as a mark of true discipleship. This episode promises to enrich your faith journey and deepen your understanding.
“He came to this low ground of sin, sickness, and sorrow. . .” Here is a beautiful slice of poetry which a brother incorporated into his prayer. Low ground . . . the world of man; “You have made him a little lower than the angels; You have crowned him with glory and honor, And set him over the works of Your hands.”(Heb. 2:7 / Ps.8:5-6) Low ground . . . Jesus’ world; “But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels, for the suffering of death crowned with glory and honor, that He, by the grace of God, might taste death for everyone.” (Heb. 2:9) Though angels could dine with mortals (as when they met with Abraham at Mamre), they were not made lower than their station.