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During his earthly ministry, Jesus called religious people "sons of satan." What is the meaning of this not-so-flattering moniker, and how does it relate to religious people today who are professing Christians? In this episode, John Crowder discusses the concept of "sons of satan" and "sons of God."

The constant mantra in charismatic churches is that we must "get hungry for God." Was Jesus not a good enough meal? What are we still looking for? For a decade John Crowder has fought against this non-gospel language of "hunger" which resonates with a non-gospel message of lack, unfulfillment and unfinished business.

A commentary on Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. The Common Sense Commentary Series of the New Testament is an optimistic, conversational, thought-provoking commentary on Paul’s letters.

A commentary on Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. The Common Sense Commentary Series of the New Testament is an optimistic, conversational, thought-provoking commentary on Paul’s letters.

Join with students, faculty, and friends of Global Grace Seminary for this Chapel encounter. Real community, gathering online.

We know Jesus has two “natures,” both divine and human. But by the sixth century, the church fathers had concurred that Christ also has two "wills" ... a divine and a human will. Does this mean Jesus was schizo, battling within Himself to choose one over the other? John Crowder dives deep into Jesus' healing of our will.

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In Episode 2 of "The Hour We Least Expected," hosts Aaron and Steve Essary tackle the concept of being "born again," a pivotal theme in Christian theology. This episode critically examines the teachings of Jesus on spiritual rebirth, highlighting the lack of explicit instructions on how this process occurs or what role, if any, individuals play in it. Drawing on the analogy of physical birth, the Essarys argue that just as one has no choice in their physical birth, so too is spiritual rebirth beyond personal control or decision-making. This thought-provoking discussion asserts that the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus marked a universal rebirth, a moment when all of creation was spiritually reborn, aligning with the show's theme of "The Hour We Least Expected." Through insightful analysis, this episode challenges traditional interpretations, suggesting that eternal life and rebirth were divinely bestowed gifts at the resurrection, independent of human action or decision, truly embodying the essence of grace and salvation for all.

In Episode 3, "The Hour We Least Expected" takes viewers on a thought-provoking journey through the book of Revelation, presenting a compelling argument that the events described were not distant prophecies, but immediate revelations of the crucifixion as the ultimate day of judgment. Hosts Aaron and Steve Essary challenge mainstream Christian interpretations by suggesting that John's visions on the Isle of Patmos and his being "taken in the spirit on the Lord's day" directly relate to the events of the cross. This episode aims to uncover the true timeline of Revelation's prophecies, inviting viewers to reconsider the significance of the crucifixion in biblical prophecy. A daring exploration of scripture that seeks to awaken, shock, and inspire a deeper understanding of divine revelation and its fulfillment.

The power of patience is directly connected to your faith and trust in God.  Your resiliency can directly be affected by understanding how patience has a tie to your capacity to morph.  We all are changing but are you changing into the person you desire to be?  Understanding patience can help you to see from a different perspective and can accelerate the change you need when you embrace times of growing in patience and exercising it with joy.

We are never alone, and when we are facing fears, the temptation is to withdraw or pull back when we have to face ourselves in our weaknesses.  But Christ wants us to overcome in all things and makes us to be triumphant.  Courage is within us all, and harnessing our bravery at times of struggle will allow us to quickly transform as we embrace the newness within.

Ephesians is such a powerful letter, filled with gospel goodies and practical wisdom! Join Josh as he explores the opening verses of Ephesians, expounding upon the marvellous truths therein, and encouraging believers to live from the unseen, to live loved and from their eternal union with Christ…

Join Josh as he explores the love of God, expounding upon some New Testament scriptures to show that the love of God is not the basics of the New Covenant, but the deep waters… be encouraged through this message of joy and hope… all about the way that your Heavenly Father sees you and what has been given you in Christ!

So many people are looking for assurance of their salvation. Religion over-complicates the gospel. Demanding industrial-strength drumfuls of repentance and faith, so many religionists are looking inward for an assurance of their security in God. John Crowder points to the one and only "proof" of your salvation!

Malcolm and Cheryl Smith of Unconditional Love Fellowship share their stories and invite you to join in the conversation.

Malcolm and Cheryl Smith of Unconditional Love Fellowship share their stories and invite you to join in the conversation.

Clint and Allison discussed marriage and conflict, sharing their personal experiences and discoveries.

L’Evangile vrai ou la Bonne Nouvelle de salut L’Evangile vrai ou la Bonne Nouvelle de paix L’Évangile vrai ou la Bonne Nouvelle de joie L’Evangile vrai ou la Bonne Nouvelle de l’espérance

Heaven Here Heaven Now

Heaven Here Heaven Now

The Sanctuary Denver is called to proclaim under-represented truths to the world and to the Church at large—a Church that has often believed that God’s Love in Christ Jesus is insufficient for the redemption of all. God is One, and so his Judgment is Love. · God is Love, and so desires to save · God is Almighty, and so can save. · God is Jesus, and so does save. “For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell. And through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether on earth or in heaven, making peace by the blood of his cross” (Col. 1:19-20 ESV).

In order to start dreaming about your future, it's vital that you start seeing God differently. In doing so, you will also begin to see yourself differently. You are more powerful than you think and more loved than you can imagine. When you begin realizing that God is not the bad guy, it will unleash heaven on earth in your life!

Join John Crowder in maximum security lock up as he explains how our wills are hijacked by the irresistible grace of God! The apostle Paul says he was once a prisoner to sin and law, just as the whole world was a prisoner. But now, Paul has tasted and seen and been captured by the goodness of the Gospel.

"Four Corners of the Covenant: Direction" - Part One

Join me in this insightful journey as we delve into the profound concept of Sonship. Explore how we are intricately woven into the divine plan, predetermined to be conformed to the image of His son. Discover the depth of the Father's love, as we unravel the truth that it was always His perfect intention to establish us as His delightful children. Through this exploration, we'll uncover the astonishing reality that the same love the Father has for His son, He lavishly pours out upon us. Don't miss out on this transformative revelation that will empower you to fully embrace your identity as a beloved child of God.

In this video, we delve into the profound concept of being one with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Discover what it means to experience spiritual unity and how everything in our spiritual lives is birthed out of this union. We explore the deep connection that forms the foundation of our faith and how growing in this knowledge leads us to walk in greater holiness. Join us on this transformative journey and deepen your understanding of divine oneness.

The Solution For Sin - Part Two

The Solution For Sin - Part Three

A study of Steve McVey's book, *Beyond an Angry God* To get information about the book, visit www.stevemcvey.com

We know Jesus has two “natures,” both divine and human. But by the sixth century, the church fathers had concurred that Christ also has two "wills" ... a divine and a human will. Does this mean Jesus was schizo, battling within Himself to choose one over the other? John Crowder dives deep into Jesus' healing of our will.

The Ancient New - Part One

This weeks episode of The Hull Podcast unwraps and launches the John The Beloved Torpedo, which strikes a devastating blow to the erroneous doctrine that is Penal Substitution. There Is No Punishment In God.

A discussion on a healthy approach to discipleship through relationship.

Pastor Paul White teaches on Peace as part of the Kingdom of God.

This message offers a profound and expansive exploration of how our perception of God can influence our lives and relationships. Jason emphasizes that understanding God as a triune entity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—is essential for grasping the fullness of God's love and relational nature. By starting with the premise that "God is Love" and viewing God as a family in perfect unity, Jason presents a compassionate and intimate vision of the divine.

This perspective encourages believers to see themselves as part of this divine family, loved and accepted unconditionally. It challenges the view of God as a distant, singular judge and replaces it with an image of a relational, loving, and inclusive God. This shift can profoundly affect how one lives, interacts with others, and understands their own worth and purpose.

Jason’s insights into historical and theological foundations, such as the Nicene Creed and the writings of early Church Fathers, add depth to his arguments, showing that this relational understanding of God is not new but rooted in Christian tradition.

By addressing common misconceptions and inviting a re-evaluation of how we see and relate to God, Jason opens the door to a more fulfilling and transformative spiritual journey. This approach aligns with the belief that our view of God directly impacts our emotional and spiritual well-being, influencing how we experience love, trust, and connection in our lives.

God has initiated covenants with people throughout His history with humankind. We discover they are deliberate toward His good purpose for humanity and that the God of covenant is fully committed to us.

God has initiated covenants with people throughout His history with humankind. We discover they are deliberate toward His good purpose for humanity. Join us on the journey through the timeless, God-initiated covenants with humankind, revealing a God who is fully and eternally committed to us.

Join us for part 2 as we journey into the heart of Christian theology to uncover the truth behind the enigmatic figure of the Devil. Explore with us the historical origins, misconceptions, and the true essence of who the Devil really is, as we challenge the misleading narratives that have shrouded this complex 'figure' in mystery and fear.

God may be gentle but He/She is not docile. Meekness is a fruit of humility that reflects a beautiful God Who doesn’t insist on drawing attention to self. Love is other giving. But Love created all things and has the power to transform and transfigure all creation back to original design. God’s power is explosive - having subjugated death, the enemy of our souls and is about the process of redeeming all things! Join me for this thought provoking, encouraging message! 

In this Episode Jamie reveals what Jesus came to reveal and that is that God is a Father and He is a good Father who loves and serves His children.

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part seven is on doubt. Jesus never condemns anyone for their doubt. Not John the Baptist, Peter, or Thomas.

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