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Do we read the Bible literally? If so, it seems to raise a lot of disturbing questions concerning God and faith. Tim and Terey look at the wonder of the Bible and how to read it in a way to hear what God is really saying.
Two of our listeners send in questions—the first about free will and decisions and the second about children and grandchildren giving up on their faith.
Tim and Terey look at the Bible’s definition of sin and how that definition of sin can free us from sin management, guilt, and shame, and open us up to living in the power of forgiveness.
Terey asks a question she’s been mulling over for awhile: What is the difference, if any, between Grace and Truth? Tim and Terey tackle the issue and look at truth without grace, grace without truth, and why it matters to hold grace and truth together.
When people think about judges, they tend to visualize authority figures who meet out punishment for a crime committed. That vision of a judge tends to bleed over into our view of God as Judge. But is that correct? And if so, how does it align with a God of Grace? Join Tim and Terey as they do a deep-dive into that question.
Tim and Terey share some of their God moments and what they mean in light of God’s grace.
Tim and Terey ask the question: Is unbelief stronger than God’s grace?
Tim and Terey talk about their grace journeys and how shockingly radical they’ve found grace to be in this first of a new weekly podcast.
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