In this edition of Radical Grace Pastor Gary and I talk about the Eucharist. Ever since I heard a sermon by the pastor at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Orlando on this subject I have wanted to take up this topic.

Jerry is our board opp. Jerry asked a question. Jerry wanted to know what Radical Grace is. We told him. His spiritual life imploded. End of Story? We also talked about hypocrisy and how people use this as an excuse not to come to Church.

In this edition of Radical Grace we pick up on the topic from last week on Isaiah 55. Also, this broadcast had a few technical issues where parts of the program were lost. If you hear some crackling sounds it is not your iPod or your computer. It is the program itself.

Is there really a problem with Cheap Grace these days? Pastor Greg Leseur of Christ Lutheran Church in Cape Canaveral joins us again as we look at the idea of Cheap Grace and talk about how this might be possible for Christians… if it's possible at all.

In this edition of Radical Grace we talk about Christian "to do" lists and about fruits of the spirit. Mort Walton makes a return appearance today to mark the 52nd episode of Radical Grace.

On this edition of Radical Grace, in continuing our discussions on Sanctification we talked a bit about Luther's Smalcald Articles, in particular the Part 3 Article 3 on repentance. Pastor also pointed out some important points from Acts Chapter 6 that give us some insight into what it means to be set apart for God's work.

In this edition of Radical Grace Pastor Gary and I talk about the role of suffering in Sanctification. This prograam was recorded the day before Hurricane Gustoff made landfall near New Orleans on September 1st.

A discussion on how much glory should we give God and the parable of the 10 Virgins.

In this edition of Radical Grace, we spend some time with the parable of the Prodigal Son. This fascinating look at the parable is another exercise in dividing Law and Gospel and should not be missed.

This week on Radical Grace we talk about "Power Verses" as Evangelicals call them and look at how all too often people choose law verses rather than gospel verses. Also we take a look at the parable of the good Samaritan from a Law and Gospel perspective.