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What do you do when Jesus puts His finger on the one thing you cannot imagine letting go of?

In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed  and Camy  unpack Jesus’ startling words in Matthew 19:23–24: “With difficulty will a rich person enter the kingdom of heaven.”

They walk through the story of the rich young ruler and confront the real issue: money is not evil, but it is powerful. Wealth can become a cage, a false god, and a substitute for dependence on Christ. The question is not simply, “How much do you have?” The deeper question is, “What has you?”

This conversation is about lordship, self-sufficiency, eternal riches, and the danger of choosing the lesser thing when Jesus offers us Himself. 🎙️💰✝️

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Some of Jesus’ hardest words are not aimed at atheists, skeptics, or people who openly reject Him. They are aimed at people who say, “Lord, Lord.”

In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed Grifenhagen and Camy Arnett unpack Matthew 7:21–23—a sobering warning about false prophets, empty religious language, real obedience, and what it means to actually know Jesus.

They talk about fruit, motivation, lordship, false assurance, and why saying the right words is not the same as living in a real relationship with Christ. This is not a message meant to drive true believers into fear; it is a call to honest examination, deeper surrender, and abiding in the One who redeems, restores, and makes us new. 🎙️🔥✝️

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Jesus said, “Love your enemies.” Sounds beautiful—until the enemy has a name.

In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed Grifenhagen and Camy Arnett take on one of Jesus’ hardest commands from Luke 6:27–31: love those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you, and do good to the people who have done you wrong.

They talk honestly about revenge, forgiveness, boundaries, abuse, justice, spiritual maturity, and what it means to refuse to let an enemy set the temperature of your soul. This is not weakness. It is radical discipleship—and it is only possible through the power of the Holy Spirit. 🎙️🔥✝️

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In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed Grifenhagen and Cameron "Cami" Arnett launch into the hard sayings of Jesus with Matthew 5:20: “Unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”

That one will smack you in the head.

Ed and Cami unpack why Jesus’ words would have shocked His original audience, what Pharisee righteousness looked like, and why external religion can never save anybody. They talk about grace, obedience, the law, the flesh, the Holy Spirit, and the righteousness that only comes through Christ.

This is a conversation about the difference between looking righteous and being made righteous — and why Jesus didn’t come to lower the bar, but to fulfill what we never could. 🎙️🔥

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In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed and Cameron talk about the incredible way God connects the dots—through film sets, unexpected friendships, closed doors, open doors, and one devotional book that points Christians back to the Hebrew roots of Scripture. Ed shares the story behind 365 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Know and why every word, every feast, every shadow, and every promise ultimately points to Jesus. 📖🔥

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In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed and Cameron talk about what it really means to choose Christ over career. Cameron shares how saying no to compromise in Hollywood looked like loss at first, but became the seedbed for God’s deeper calling. This conversation is about obedience, lordship, surrender, and trusting Jesus with more than your Sunday mornings. Because when Christ is Lord, He gets the final word over everything.

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What if the lie keeping you from Jesus is that your sin is somehow bigger, badder, and stronger than His grace?

In this episode of Black, White, & the Red Letters, Ed and Camy talk about the Hebrew word kara — “to call” — and why everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.

No mask. No merit badges. No spiritual password.

Just mercy . . . incredible mercy.

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Season 2 begins with a new voice, a new chapter, and a conversation that gets real . . . fast.

Ed Grifenhagen welcomes actor, filmmaker, pastor, and brother-in-Christ Cameron “Camy” Arnett as the new co-host of Black, White, & the Red Letters. In this first episode together, Ed and Camy talk about how God brought their friendship together on the set of Overcomer, Camy’s journey from Haiti to Hollywood, his salvation story, and the moment he had to choose obedience to Jesus over a career-making opportunity.

This conversation goes deep into faith, calling, entertainment, spiritual warfare, integrity, and what it means to live as if Jesus really is who He says He is. No pretending. No churchy clichés. Just two brothers talking about real life through the words of Jesus.

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The new Black, White, and the Red Letters Official Trailer with Ed Grifenhagen & our new co-host Camy (Cameron) Arnett.

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In Part 2 of our walk through Galatians 5:22–23, we get into the “middle fruit” that shows up where real life hurts: joy, peace, patience, kindness, and goodness. We talk about why joy isn’t the same thing as happiness, how peace can show up in the worst moments (even cancer and funerals), and why patience is often just the Spirit giving you that split-second pause before you clap back. Then we bring it down to street level: your witness rises or falls on how you treat people—especially the ones who can’t give you anything back. Bottom line: you can’t manufacture this fruit with willpower. Abide in Christ (John 15), and the Spirit grows what you can’t fake. #FruitOfTheSpirit #Galatians522 #AbideInChrist