In Psalm 119:132, the psalmist prays, “Turn to me and be gracious to me, after Your manner with those who love Your name.” Grace is who God is; He is always gracious toward us. His grace is eternal and sovereign, exercised toward us through Christ. In this episode, we talk about the God of all grace. How should grace humble us? How does it honor us? And how does it hold us fast? Let’s just get right into it.

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Do you ever feel stuck in a cycle of negativity? Doesn’t God want us to be happy, and if so, how do we do it? In this episode, let’s get real about the low periods in our lives–and how a biblical perspective can change everything.

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In Romans 15:5, Paul calls God “the God of patience.” But what does it actually mean that God is patient? Is God’s patience a free pass to do whatever we want? And how are we called to emulate this attribute of God in our own lives? How can we be patient when we are going through a hard time or when people do us wrong?

Let’s talk about it in this episode.

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Why is there so much disunity in our churches and in our personal lives? How do we grow in maturity - do we need more knowledge, or do we need something else? How does God’s love for us in Christ and our love for Him change everything? Let’s talk about it in this episode.

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A.W. Pink calls God’s mercy an “adorable attribute.” Does God’s mercy just mean He spares people from punishment, or is it more than that? Let’s talk about the rich mercy of God, shown to us through Christ, in this episode.

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In this episode, let's talk about the goodness of God. Theologians have called God the summum bonum - the highest good. And Scripture attests to this. We'll see what it means that God is good, to whom He is good, how He is good to them, and what it means for us.

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Charles Spurgeon encouraged believers to “hide” themselves “under the banner of Jehovah’s jealousy.” What does it mean that our God is a jealous God? How is His jealousy an encouragement and a warning? How are we to respond to the Lord, whose name is Jealous?

Let’s talk about it in this episode.

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