In this episode, I sit down with Ben Wall, one of the hosts of the Plautdietsch podcast The Ben and Lisa Wall Podcast. Ben shares his powerful story of growing up in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, in a very unstable environment—his dad was involved in drugs and the cartel, his mom was tormented by devil possession, and he was bullied in school. With so much temptation and chaos around him, it seemed like he was destined to follow in the same path—but somehow, by God's grace, he avoided many of the sins of his parents.Ben's story doesn't smooth out right away. After moving to Ontario as a teenager, the instability continued into his early twenties. He was badly burned in a house fire, got his girlfriend (now wife) pregnant out of wedlock, and had to leave Ontario to get married. But it was in that low point that God caught up to him. Ben surrendered his life to the Lord, became a Christian, and everything changed.Since then, he's been passionate about reaching others with the gospel, and it shows in his desire to see people liberating and walking faithfully!

If I am ever unsure what I should preach or teach on, my mind automatically geos to Hebrews 9 & 10! The truths of these two chapters have to be some of the most liberating in all the Bible! They tell us of how complete and thorough the sacrifice of Christ is!

There was ONE sacrifice made and only ONE and the work was complete. We can rejoice in that finished work.

Aaron Keeton was born and raised in Eastern Kentucky in the Church of Christ denomination—a movement that taught a five-step plan of salvation: Hear, Believe, Repent, Confess, and Be Baptized. Though Jesus was mentioned, the finished work of Christ—His death for our sins and resurrection—was never the focus.Aaron became a preacher within this system, travelling and teaching wherever doors opened. But everything changed when he encountered the doctrine of Imputed Righteousness—the truth that our standing before God is based on Christ’s righteousness credited to us by faith alone.This realization shook his world and radically transformed his preaching. He began proclaiming the true Gospel: that Christ alone saves, and that believers can have assurance of salvation through faith in Jesus.His new convictions led to his removal from the Church of Christ, but Aaron hasn't looked back. He continues to boldly preach and teach the Bible with clarity, passion, and a deep love for the Gospel of grace.📖 Watch this powerful testimony of transformation, and be encouraged by the truth that sets us free.👇 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this with someone who needs to hear it!#Gospel #Testimony #ChurchOfChrist #ImputedRighteousness #GraceAlone #SalvationInChrist #ExChurchOfChrist #FaithAlone #TrueGospel #BibleTeaching #InLightOfTheGospel #ChristianTestimony #FreedomInChrist

The Old Covenant was not without fault. Flesh was the issue. IF it had been faultless then there would have been no need for another Covenant to be made....The NEW Covenant is far superior in that all shall know the Lord, from the least to the greatest!

There was a greater priest than Aaron...he's hardly spoken of in the bible, but God says that Jesus is a High Priest according to the priesthood of Melchisidec! He has no beginning or end and he never dies!! Just like Jesus... who truly will never die!

We have a High Priest that lives forever!

This Father’s Day, I’m speaking directly to the dads.In a world grappling with brokenness—from rising crime to deep loneliness, from addiction to suicide—so many of the root issues trace back to one devastating reality: fatherlessness.But it doesn’t have to stay that way.In this video, I challenge fathers everywhere to rise to the high calling God has placed on us—to reflect His strength, compassion, and presence in our homes. Ephesians 6:4 says, “Ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.” These words remind us: we are called to embody the heart of our Heavenly Father to the next generation.Let this message be both a wake-up call and an encouragement. The world needs godly fathers. Your children need you. Let’s fill those shoes.#fathersday #fathers #GodtheFather #Jesus #riseupmen #calling

I'm jumping right into the middle of controversy in this chapter. Not for controversy's sake, but because this chapter has been argued and debated for centuries now! I hope I can bring some clarity to the issues for us all.

Let me know what you think!

Hebrews 5 talks about Jesus being ordained to or appointed to being the High priest of our confession. He didn't aspire to the position and take it by force, He was appointed by God to be our High Priest!

In this powerful and honest interview, I sit down with Paul Speed from Whatever It Takes Ministries to talk about his personal journey—from secret sin and internal torment to healing, freedom, and ministry.Paul opens up about the double life he lived for years, hiding behind the image of a faithful husband while battling addiction to pornography and masturbation. When he reached the breaking point, Paul made a radical decision: to confess everything to his wife. What followed was a painful but redemptive process of truth, forgiveness, and transformation.Today, Paul and his wife Jenny started Whatever It Takes Ministries, helping couples confront hidden sin, walk in the light, and experience true intimacy through Christ. Sadly for Paul, Jenny went to be with the Lord in 2019 and a few years later Paul married his lovely wife Niki. Their story is a living testimony that God can redeem even the darkest chapters of our lives for His glory.🔗 Learn more or attend a marriage intensive at:👉 https://www.witministries.com💬 If you’ve struggled with hidden sin or know someone who has, this conversation is for you.🙏 May it point you to the freedom found only in Christ.#WITMinistries #MarriageRestoration #PaulSpeed #PornAddiction #FreedomInChrist #HiddenSin #Confession #ChristianMarriage #InLightOfTheGospelPodcast

Chapter 4 speaks about the "rest" that God wants us to enter into. He equates this rest to " Hebrews 4:10 For he that is entered into his rest, he also hath ceased from his own works, as God did from his. " Too many Christians are still striving, still not willing to rest in the finished work of Jesus!