Rick and Chad continue their conversation about how In The Gap is reaching children with the love of Jesus at the most receptive times in their lives. If you have a heart to be a part of this fantastic movement, please contact Chad at www.inthegap.org. 

With all that is going on in the world, it can be easy to become discouraged. Even if I wanted to make a difference, what can one person do? In this episode, Rick sat down with Chad Christiansen from In The Gap to examine some of the ways God is working in our State. There is an amazing opportunity for you to make a difference in your community right now! Do you want to be a change agent? You won't want to miss today's show. 

To find out more please go to https://www.inthegap.org

This week on “In Real Time” Rick talks about the teaching that as a new creation in Christ we can be a saint and sinner simultaneously. I don’t believe this to be true. I believe we are one hundred percent forgiven, perfected, and a brand-new creation in Christ. That is our identity. 

In today’s episode Rick and Dan talk about confrontation. Dan believes confrontation is rooted in the belief in your greatness, and that confrontation requires someone that believes in me more than I believe in myself.

Today we look at Ephesians 2 and discuss how grace is the free gift from God and no one can earn it by works. Forgiveness is God’s free gift as well. God loves us because of who He is, not because of what we do or don’t do!

In our first episode Rick and Dan talk about how forgiveness is at the core of our relationship with God, and that we have a ministry of reconciliation.

In this final episode Steve expresses, with passion, that we are the sacred dwelling place of God. We are His temple. It’s time we live out of that truth.

In this episode Rick and Steve talk about the goal in being a Christian is not about getting something you don’t have, but about expressing what we already have in Christ.

In this episode Rick and Steve discuss that because of our new nature in Christ, forgiveness is now a part of our identity. Because of His forgiveness it is now an expression of who we are.

Rick and Jeremy discuss how the modern church has emphasized morality over relationship with God. Religion teaches that we have the right to hold onto past hurts and demand justice over forgiveness. Forgiveness may be extended, but trust must be reestablished through this process.