Andrew Farley, author, speaker, and pastor sat down with Rick at the Grace Message studios in Dallas. They discuss lies we believe that can distract us from the truth:

- does too much grace lead to too much sinning?

- is the whole world saved?

- do Christians need to “die daily”?

On today’s episode we conclude our conversation on Preston’s backyard patio.

Rick and Preston explore the possibility that splits between believers might sometimes be necessary, and why that could be.

Rick and Preston Gillham have a conversation on a biblical perspective about why relationships sometimes fail.

I constantly compare myself to the bible characters I read about. I don’t know if you all do this, but my mind is always declaring “I should”. I should be doing that, I should be that serious, if I’m any kind of committed Christian I should be suffering like these guys, and it goes on and on. But as I go deeper into the lives of our biblical heroes, I discover that they were just regular guys like you and me. They had many of the same struggles and doubts we face every day.

How do you deal with loss - a great loss? Today Rick shares from a very personal perspective.

In this episode Rick and Steve discuss how we become like Christ as we continue to look at Him and become more aware that we are One with Him because of His death on our behalf on the cross. The Old Covenant is finished because of the New Covenant.

Rick & Steve explain how the Law was a shadow of the good things to come, and being a shadow, it has no substance. The substance is Christ in whom we put our faith, not in the Law because the Old Covenant was fulfilled in Christ.

A discussion with Steve Eden, Pastor of Grace Church in Choctaw, OK. Rick and Steve talk about how apart from God we cannot be holy, righteous, or even acceptable to God. We cannot be like God without God. The old covenant was given to us to reveal how much we need God and cannot be saved through our own effort or by keeping the Law.

In this episode Walter tells Rick more about his faith journey, and some of the ways God has answered his prayers in difficult situations.