Authentic self is discovered in Him. In relationship with Him, you meet you.

God placed your passions within you, therefore He empowers your purpose in line with your passions.

Dubb Alexander, Ryan Pena, and Tony Robinson discuss if Elon Musk Loves Like Jesus from Episode 1169 of the Joe Rogan Experience. In these clips shared on this episode they highlight the way Elon & Joe actually speak the same message as Jesus…which is Love. They pull back the curtain on who these two men are and the way they are preaching the message of heaven, without even needing to use a single name of God, because God IS love. Clips are taken from Episode 1169 of The Joe Rogan Experience w/ Elon Musk:

Jordan Peterson has a process to teach you how to write. Dubb Alexander, Ryan Pena, and Tony Robinson observe a conversation with Jordan Peterson & Joe Rogan and discuss writing our thoughts to process ideas instills excellence in us to formulate what the best solutions are for problems that are happening on earth. When we are able to properly process our thoughts, we are able to bring solutions at the highest level. We are able to show up as an upgrade, so we can bring upgrades to culture, community and ultimately the world. These clips are taken from episode 1933 of the Joe Rogan Podcast

In today's episode of LIFETALK we discuss, "Finding Rest". Resting is not just about physical rest but also about trusting God's sovereignty and embracing His grace in every area of life. . Let's talk.

Malcolm Smith's best videos from his online webinar series over the years.

Malcolm Smith's best videos from his online webinar series over the years.

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Many folks assume Jesus set us on a course toward salvation which we must "work out" on our own. Misunderstanding Paul's verse to the Philippians, many Christians think sanctification is a lifelong process of self effort (albeit slightly guided by Holy Spirit). John Crowder addresses Paul's directive to "work out your salvation."

The Grace of God through a stranger helps bring healing to a couple who were suffering.

Website bfreefc.com  Repentance is not what you have been taught in church. It is not feeling sorry for your sins and trying to change. Nor is it going in a different direction. Learn to be spiritually free from this harmful misunderstanding of "repentance." LEARN MORE: Read our book! We're also a podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Help others break free from churchianity.

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All of God in Fallen Human Flesh ... American folk religion rarely gives you any solid theological meat to chew on ... much less Christology. In this episode, John Crowder unpacks the incarnation. Get ready for a fire hydrant blast of revelation on the hypostatic union - the union of God and man in the Person of Jesus Christ.

In this episode Jason is reframing the Christian understanding of God and Jesus as a story of love, rather than one of fear, judgment, or punishment. Jason explores how many people, including himself , have experienced a distant, legalistic view of God and how that perception distorts the true essence of Christianity. He argues that the cosmos was created out of love, and that understanding God’s relationship with humanity through this lens reveals a deeper, more intimate connection between God, Jesus, and ourselves. Jason also critiques the common portrayal of God as punitive and instead presents Jesus as someone who not only rescues but also invites us into a loving, ongoing relationship.

He draws on personal reflections, biblical scripture, and theological analysis to emphasize that we are all part of a love story, chosen by God before creation, and that recognizing this can transform how we live and experience our faith.

Website bfreefc.com  Is there such a thing as the devil and demons? Should we even be focused on invisible adversaries? What is spiritual warfare, and how should we look at it in the process of deconstruction? The answers to these questions and more from former pastor Scott Cook will surprise you. Visit bfreefc.com/donate to support this broadcast. 

WOWLife Church was co-founded by Kirby and Fiona de Lanerolle. Rev. Dr. Kirby de Lanerolle is the General Secretary of IIADS and is responsible for the spiritual welfare of over 11,000 churches across South Asia, the Middle East, and the United States. Rev. Fiona de Lanerolle founded the Warehouse Project and has worked for over a decade in the apparel industry and digital design solutions, including establishing training facilities for students in design. Both she and her husband are certified High Flow Coaches by the Flow Research Institute. Rev. Fiona earned her LLB (Hons) from Buckingham University in the UK and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Theology at Fuller Seminary in the US.

WOWLife Church was co-founded by Kirby and Fiona de Lanerolle. Rev. Dr. Kirby de Lanerolle is the General Secretary of IIADS and is responsible for the spiritual welfare of over 11,000 churches across South Asia, the Middle East, and the United States. Rev. Fiona de Lanerolle founded the Warehouse Project and has worked for over a decade in the apparel industry and digital design solutions, including establishing training facilities for students in design. Both she and her husband are certified High Flow Coaches by the Flow Research Institute. Rev. Fiona earned her LLB (Hons) from Buckingham University in the UK and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Theology at Fuller Seminary in the US.

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In this episode we continue to look at Grace and how at shines or appears in our lives.

In this episode we continue to look at Grace and how this who are forgiven much love much.

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."

One of the strangest words in our Bibles is the word "baptism" which isn't even an English word!  This is essentially a Greek word we made into an English word.  We break apart this word in this episode.

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.

Faith and repentance are not something that we pull off. We are saved by Jesus’ own faith and repentance, His own fulfillment of the law. His own vicarious sufferings, fastings and perfect life lived before God … A life lived out in our place in His vicarious humanity as the last Adam. John Crowder explains.

Series of 17 shows on how to live the "Instinctive Life in Christ."

Enjoy this lecture from GGS President Dr. Matt Pandel on the importance of Christ Jesus as the Son of God and our Lord...in The Apostles' Creed.  Part of the Early Church History course at Global Grace Seminary.

God's most excellent promise - Fulfilled and readily available for ALL and He wants us ALL to take part in it. The inheritance in Christ is overwhelmingly simple but amazingly powerful. Come and listen to the teaching today from Dave Geisler and Unlimited Agape

In Episode 5 of "The Hour We Least Expected," we embark on a transformative exploration of the Lake of Fire, revealing its symbolic significance as a representation of forgiveness and the ultimate purification from sin. Delving into Jesus's parables—the wheat and the tares, the sheep and the goats, and the vignettes of daily life—we uncover the metaphorical essence of separation and the second death. This episode illuminates how the second death is not a literal end but a spiritual passage we collectively experienced through Christ's sacrifice on the cross. As Paul elucidates in the New Testament, our old selves were crucified with Christ, signifying a death to sin and a rebirth into eternal life. The Lake of Fire, often misunderstood as eternal damnation, is reinterpreted as the divine process of eradicating death and sin, casting them into oblivion and granting us unmerited grace. Drawing from Micah's imagery of the sea of forgetfulness and David's psalms of redemption, we showcase how the Lake of Fire embodies God's ultimate act of mercy—forgiving and forgetting our transgressions. This episode challenges traditional views of judgment and punishment, offering a message of hope: in God's realm, sin has been vanquished, death is no more, and eternal life is a gift bestowed upon all. Join us as we delve deep into biblical texts and theological interpretations to reveal that the Lake of Fire symbolizes not punishment, but the profound liberation from all that corrupts, fulfilling the promise of a new covenant where our sins are remembered no more. Through Jesus's judgment and sacrifice, we discover that we have already passed through the second death, emerging into the everlasting life where divine love reigns supreme.

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. “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).

Do you want to better understand how to study your Bible? This thirteen week series of teachings from Steve McVey's book will equip you to grow from a correct approach to Scripture. Available on amazon.com

He has saved us and called us to a holy life—not because of anything we have done but because of his own purpose and grace. This grace was given us in Christ Jesus before the beginning of time

Even in the best of times, the world can be very dark, dangerous, and broken. With all the reports coming from the Israeli/Hamas conflict and terrorism with innocents being abused, slaughtered and desecrated on all sides currently and historically, there is a unique stance that God reserves for His sons/daughters to respond to evil besetting and moving through human beings, including those who have forgotten their humanity. Join me as I unpack this ever timely message.

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A common misconception among many Christians is that the “Narrow Way” is obedience to the Sermon on the Mount. The core truth of the Christian faith is that we are most assuredly not saved by our own obedience. In this episode, John Crowder shows that Jesus Christ Himself is the Way, the Truth and the Life.

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

What is the Point of the Cross? ... It is generally assumed among American Christians that Jesus was dying on the cross in order to pay off the Father's wrath. The idea that the Father abandoned Jesus on the cross is often called "penal substitution." The early church never believed this silly non-Trinitarian idea.

Many have burned out on religious fundamentalism and used the term "grace" to piggyback over into new age relativism. They have depersonalized God as merely being the origin, life force, the "universal now" or some other nebulous cosmic energy. How do those who once "knew the Gospel" arrive at such a conclusion?