Episode 2: Rick and Dr. Farley talk about whether the enemy can make us sick to keep us from doing what God has called us to do. If he can impact our health, why aren’t more Christians falling over dead?

Sometime ago I was driving and passed a local church of a denomination I grew up in. In front of the church was a small sign that read “Stand Firm.” As I passed by, my mind went to what we were taught those many years ago. We were to take an offensive posture and declare dominion over the enemy in the name of Jesus. Stand against the powers of evil and proclaim God’s victory in Jesus Christ. The extent of my knowledge of spiritual warfare was that it would be up to me to be right with God so I wouldn’t be taken out.

Episode 3 – Rick and Mike discuss the concept of spiritual warfare and its relevance to grace. The importance of understanding the gospel is highlighted as a means to avoid misinterpretation of scripture. Mike Kapler's book, “Clash of the Covenants,” is introduced as a resource for understanding grace.

Episode 2 – Mike discusses the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant and its implications. The conversation touches on the church's resistance to the message of grace.

Episode 1- Rick and Mike discuss the importance of spontaneity in conversations about the gospel. Mike shares his journey into understanding the gospel of grace.

Part 3 - Larry spends some time discussing the difference between “positional” forgiveness and “relational” forgiveness.

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Part 2 - Larry talks about what it means to be other-oriented, and what it looks like to produce fruit.

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Part 1 - Rick and Larry discuss some of the common phrases that a lot of Christians use. Lori joins the conversation for this series.

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When someone offers a prophetic word, you have choices. You can receive it, put it on a back burner and wait for the fulfillment, or even decide that it wasn’t right for you. But it’s never a good idea to try to manufacture or cause it to happen out of your own strength.

When someone says “I have a word for you” we should always question if it lines up with scripture and more importantly, the character of God.