Episode 2: Rick and Joel discuss how when Christians are presented with this message of Grace, do they identify with a belief system more than a truth?

Episode 1: Joel Brueseke talks with Rick about the difference between the two covenants.

Studying scripture doesn’t require deep dives into academic papers. There are plenty of publications that are written to help you discover who you are in Christ. Today we discuss some of them. 

Rick and Larry talk about the importance of clarity about what “inerrant” means in the context of scripture. The Word of God (Jesus) is inerrant, and the original manuscripts are without error. God insured that what the original writer used the words God gave them.

In this week’s episode of In Real Time Rick has a deep conversation with Larry Eiss on the process of the difficulties of translating scripture. It begins with Romans 8:1 with a discussion on how some translations have different endings of this verse. While scripture remains inerrant there are many variances.

Hebrews 10:25: not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.

Often when we meet with other believers one of the first questions we get asked is “where do you go to church?” It seems rather innocuous, but this question, has 4 purposes I want to explore.

In this episode Rick reveals the works-based approach the Four Spiritual Laws advocate in their approach to the gospel. In all the accounts in the New Testament Jesus never requires someone to confess or repent as a condition for salvation.

In this episode of In Real Time Rick asks why we continue to pray a prayer that has been answered. He goes through each phrase of the prayer and discover Jesus answered the entire prayer at the Cross.

In this episode of In Real Time I want to bring some clarity to the verse 1 John 1:9. This was not directed to the believers in Ephesus, but to the non-believers called Gnostics. This verse is being misused if we, as Christians, are taught to confess sins that are already forgiven.  

In episode three Rick and Dan talk about how all sin is forgiven, and that all our sins were in the future at the cross.

Dan is Pastor of Find Your Place Church in Ft. Worth, TX.

https://fypchurch.com