In this episode, we discuss the significance of the papacy within the Roman Catholic Church, exploring its biblical foundations, historical claims, and the evolution of church authority. We analyze the implications of the Pope's supposed infallibility and the historical corruption and schisms that have shaped the papacy. The conversation concludes with reflections on the relevance of the papacy today and the importance of understanding church history.

Sermon Text: John 7:1-24

Sermon Text: John 6:59-71

In this conversation, Cody Fields and Bradley Cox explore the themes of the Gospel of John, focusing on the concept of 'believing life' and the sovereignty of God in salvation. They discuss the implications of grace, the challenges of legalism, and the assurance of salvation for believers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding true regeneration and the security of believers in Christ, while also addressing concerns about those who may appear to fall away from faith.

Takeaways

- The Gospel of John emphasizes the importance of believing life.

- God's sovereignty in salvation is a central theme in John's writings.

- Believing life is about experiencing eternal life now, not just in the future.

- Grace is not based on our merit but on God's sovereign choice.

- Legalism can create a false sense of security in one's salvation.

- True regeneration leads to a transformed heart and mind.

- Believers can have assurance of their salvation through Christ's work.

- Grief over sin is an indicator of a regenerated heart.

- It's possible for someone to appear saved but not be truly regenerated.

- God will not lose those He has saved; they will ultimately be conformed to His image.

Sermon Text: John 6:41-51

Sermon Text: John 6:22-40

John 6:1-21

Sermon Text: John 5:31-47

Sermon Text: John 5:25-30

Sermon Text: John 5:16-24