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In this episode of Black, White, and the Red Letters, we dive into the powerful and lasting impact of Jesus' final words to His disciples from Acts 1:6–8, urging believers to stay mission-focused rather than distracted by peripheral issues. Through the moving story of Dr. Ed Hindson’s last words to his family, we're reminded that final words often hold transformative power. Listeners are challenged to embrace Jesus' command—"Be my witnesses"—and carry the gospel boldly into a world desperately in need of hope.

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💛 No matter how rejected, broken, or unwanted you’ve felt, God is the Good Shepherd who hunts you down with relentless love until you’re safe in His arms. 🐑🎉 He rejoices over every lost soul He rescues, proving you matter more than you could ever imagine. Join us today as we talk about one of the coolest truth claims in all of Scripture...the incontrovertible fact that you are wanted!! 

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In today's podcast you'll hear a story about the cost of following Jesus. You'll hear about a God who reconciles & restores tragically broken relationships. You'll hear proof that it's never too late for God's power to save. You'll hear about the amazing sovereignty of God and how He miraculously orchestrates events to bring men & women into His family.  Today's episode is a long one, but you just gotta listen all the way to the end. 

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Ever wondered why John didn’t just start with a birth story or a genealogy? Because he’s not messing around—he’s dropping a truth bomb right out of the gate: Jesus is God, not just some teacher with cool parables. In this episode, we unpack how “the Word became flesh” is way more than a Christmas slogan—it’s the claim that the Creator of the universe put on skin to dwell among us. If you’ve ever wrestled with the idea of Jesus’ divinity or thought God was too far away to care, buckle up—this conversation will shake up your assumptions and invite you to see Him for who He really is. 

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This week, Jay & Ed discuss the fact that a lot of people are cool with Jesus—but not necessarily with His followers. Why? Because too many Christians talk a good game but live a different story. The reality is that 99 out of 100 people won’t read the Bible—they’ll read you. If your life doesn’t line up with the gospel you claim to believe, you’re just fueling the fire of doubt. So let’s kill the hypocrisy, live like we mean it, and tell our Jesus story with truth, love, and a little grit. 

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Jesus isn’t just after your behavior—He’s after your heart. In this episode, we unpack how anger and lust aren’t just emotional slip-ups; they're the root of deeper sin that Jesus calls out. Legalism might dodge the letter of the law, but Jesus raises the bar and exposes what’s going on beneath the surface. 

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What did Jesus mean when He said our righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees? On a Galilean hillside, He dropped a spiritual bombshell that left His listeners stunned—because no one seemed more righteous than those guys. In this episode, we unpack what it means to stop striving for checkbox religion and start resting in the righteousness only Jesus can give. 

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 Racism isn’t just ugly—it’s unbiblical. Romans 3 drops the hammer: there is no distinction—not in sin, and not in salvation. Whether you grew up squeaky clean or wrecked and ruined, every one of us starts in the same bucket: lost. But God offers the same gift to all—redemption through the blood of Jesus, received by faith alone. 

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 What exactly is faith—and is it really blind? In this episode, we dive into Hebrews 11:1, the Bible’s most iconic definition of faith, and unpack what it means to have confident trust in the unseen. Through multiple Bible translations and a little logic-meets-theology, we explore how faith is anything but irrational. If you've ever wrestled with doubt or pitted faith against reason, this episode will challenge and reshape your view of both. 

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Most of us grow up thinking we have to earn our way to heaven—be good enough, moral enough, kind enough. But Genesis 15:5–6 flips that idea on its head with one radical truth: Abraham was counted righteous simply because he believed. In this episode, we unpack what it really means to be saved by grace through faith, not by works, and why that changes everything about how we relate to God. If you’ve been trying to clean yourself up before coming to Jesus, this one’s for you.