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In this episode of G220 Radio, we examine the core teachings of the Hebrew Roots Movement in light of the gospel of Scripture. Many claim salvation comes through faith in Jesus plus obedience to the Torah—but does the Bible teach that?

Join us as we walk through key passages from Romans, Galatians, Colossians, and Hebrews to answer the central question: Is the gospel Christ alone, or Christ plus something else? We’ll explore the role of the Law, the Sabbath and feast days, the New Covenant, and where true assurance is found.

This episode will highlight the essential differences between a law-centered system and the gospel of grace, showing how the shadows of the Old Covenant are fulfilled in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Our goal is not just to critique ideas, but to point listeners back to the sufficiency of Christ and the freedom found in the finished work of the cross.

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If you’ve encountered Hebrew Roots teachings—or simply want a deeper understanding of the gospel—this conversation will help you see why Scripture consistently points to Christ alone as our righteousness, hope, and salvation.

The Battle Didn’t End: Heresies After the Early Church explores the false teachings that arose after the early church councils. We examine post-Nicene heresies, church history, doctrine, and why sound biblical theology still matters today.

What Separates Us? A Conversation with a Roman Catholic

In this episode of G220 Radio, we sit down for a free-flowing, respectful conversation with Cee Vee, a Roman Catholic, to discuss where Roman Catholicism and Reformed Protestant theology agree—and where they fundamentally differ. Our discussion centers on authority, salvation, and the gospel, with an open exchange of convictions and clarity on key theological distinctions.

Cee Vee is a Catholic Christian theology writer, teacher, and speaker with an M.A. in Theology from Saint Leo University. He has hosted the YouTube channel Christianity in Fullness since January 2021, with a stated mission to lead people to Christ and to present what the Catholic Church teaches and believes clearly.

Join us for an honest dialogue that aims to inform, sharpen discernment, and encourage listeners to examine all claims in light of Scripture.

We apologize for the abrupt ending to this show. We had a technical issue. At an hour and 17 minutes into the show, the live stream just ended on its own. We are in contact with Melon Streamlabs, trying to figure out and fix the issue so it doesn’t happen again. 

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In this hour-long episode of G220 Radio, we take a hard look at the sin of racial supremacy and its distortions of God’s Word. While some attempt to justify division and hierarchy based on race, Scripture calls believers to unity, justice, and mercy.

Join us as we explore the biblical foundations for equality, examine historical and contemporary examples of racial oppression, and provide practical guidance for living faithfully in a diverse world. Through Scripture, reflection, and discussion, we’ll equip Christians to recognize the sin of racial supremacy and respond with the love, humility, and courage that the Gospel demands.

In this episode, Monks, Kings, and Popes: Christianity’s Second Beginning, we trace how God used unexpected instruments to preserve and spread the faith after Rome’s collapse. 

From the monastic vision of Benedict of Nursia—shaping education, charity, and evangelism—to Christian kings like Emperor Justinian I influencing councils and doctrine, and popes such as Gregory the Great sending missionaries like Augustine to England, this episode explores how Christ built His church through monks, monarchs, and missions in a pivotal era of history.

In recent years, the Hebrew Roots Movement has gained attention by calling Christians “back” to Torah observance—Sabbaths, feast days, dietary laws, and Mosaic commands—as necessary for faithfulness to God. But is this a recovery of biblical Christianity, or a departure from the gospel once delivered to the saints?

In this episode of G220 Radio, we carefully examine the teachings of the Hebrew Roots Movement in light of Scripture. Join us as we contend for the sufficiency of Christ, the finished work of the cross, and the freedom believers have in the new covenant—not lawlessness, but gospel-shaped obedience flowing from grace. G220 Radio — Standing firm on Scripture, exposing error, and proclaiming Christ alone.

Eastern Orthodoxy vs. Reformed Baptist: History, Authority, and the Gospel

In this episode of G220 Radio, we examine the claims of Eastern Orthodoxy in light of Scripture and historic Reformed Baptist theology. While Eastern Orthodoxy often appeals to antiquity, tradition, and church continuity, the question remains: What is the ultimate authority for the Christian faith—and what is the true gospel?

We’ll walk through the historical development of Eastern Orthodoxy, including the split between East and West, and compare it with the Reformed Baptist commitment to Scripture alone. This discussion focuses on authority (Scripture vs. tradition), justification, salvation, and the nature of the gospel, testing every claim by the Word of God.

Is age the same as truth? Does tradition carry equal authority with Scripture? And does the Eastern Orthodox system faithfully preserve the biblical gospel of grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone?

Join us as we contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, uphold the sufficiency of Scripture, and clearly proclaim the gospel that saves.

New episode of G220 Radio — defending biblical truth, proclaiming the gospel, and calling believers to discernment.

As the year comes to a close, many are looking for something new—new methods, new messages, new directions for the church. But Scripture reminds us that the hope of the church has never changed.

On this final G220 Radio show of the year, we’ll reflect on the unchanging gospel of Jesus Christ. While cultures shift and trends come and go, the message once delivered to the saints remains sufficient, powerful, and necessary. We’ll examine why the church is often tempted to update the message, how abandoning Scripture leads to gospel drift, and why Christ alone remains the only hope for sinners.

Join us as we call believers to stand firm in timeless truth, trust God’s ordinary means of grace, and move into the new year rooted, grounded, and confident in the same gospel that saves, sanctifies, and sustains.

New year. Same gospel. Unchanging Christ.

Celebrate the birth of Jesus with the soulful sound of Gospel Christmas Music. This playlist brings together powerful choir anthems, soulful solos, and spirit-filled Christmas classics that lift the name of the Savior with joy, hope, and praise. From traditional gospel arrangements to modern gospel worship, every song echoes the message of that holy night when Christ was born, and glory filled the world. Whether you're preparing for Christmas service, gathering with family, or simply letting the season’s joy fill your home, these songs will warm your heart and stir your spirit. Let the good news ring out—the Savior is born, and the gospel still sings.

In this special G220 Radio episode, we dive into the rich theology woven into some of the most beloved Christmas hymns of the Christian faith. While Christmas music fills the air every December, many believers don’t realize how deeply these songs proclaim the doctrines of the incarnation, redemption, and the kingship of Christ.

Join us as we explore the biblical truths behind classics like Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, and Joy to the World—songs that not only celebrate Christ’s birth but teach and reinforce essential Christian doctrine. We’ll look at their historical backgrounds, unpack the Scriptures that shaped their lyrics, and discuss why what we sing matters for our worship and our witness.

We’ll also evaluate how to discern the theology of modern Christmas songs and consider how the music of the season can serve as a powerful tool for evangelism and reflection on the gospel.

Whether you’re a lover of historic hymns, a worship leader, or simply someone who enjoys singing these familiar songs each year, this episode will deepen your appreciation for the truth they proclaim and help you approach the Christmas season with renewed worship, joy, and discernment.

Tune in as we let the Word of Christ dwell richly in us—through the songs we sing to celebrate the Savior who came and the King who is coming again.