Reclaiming Rest Radio

John 14:15

Many Christians understand, preach, and teach those words of Jesus to mean that obedience shows love for him.

So on one hand: obedience and love for God, good.

On the other, the verse is one among many which are notoriously mishandled.

How should it be understood?

Justin seeks to answer that question, and explain why it now deeply comforts him.

Will Jesus remove the church from the earth?

Will sinners who confidently yet falsely profess him be left behind?

Will there be a seven-year tribulation?

How are we to handle doctrine which was gangbusters from the mid-1990s and early 2000s?

Is there any meat to it?

Should anyone fear a possibility of being left behind?

Justin seeks to answer those questions, and set the record straight.

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Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Jesus is coming back.

Are you fearful of that?

Anxious about it?

Try not to think about it?

Justin understands.

He also believes that he can help you be eager for and look forward to it.

Perhaps you've read Justin's writing on the subject.

Whether you have or haven't, he now speaks on it.

It's believed and taught that emphasizing God's grace in Jesus for Christians encourages them to sin.

Justin doesn't believe that.

He explains why with commentary which is rooted in Scripture.

Listen, and become equipped to refute that false and damning claim.