Welcome to a new episode of Simply by Grace. Dr. Charlie Bing delves into 2 Corinthians Chapter 4, bringing to light Apostle Paul's enduring struggle to defend his ministry against false accusations. In this episode, Dr. Bing emphasizes the importance of maintaining integrity in preaching the gospel, without resorting to deceitful tactics for the sake of gaining converts.

Dr. Bing discusses how Paul defines his new covenant ministry, affirming its God-given nature and outlining the divine motivation that encourages him despite challenges. We explore Paul's perspective on why people may not respond to the gospel; attributing blind minds to the influence of Satan, and not to the faults of gospel teachings themselves.

Gain insights into the spiritual warfare faced in ministry, how to preach with sincerity, and the pivotal role of Jesus Christ as the true focus of our message, rather than attempting to make a name for ourselves. This episode is a call to live and preach with authenticity, as Paul exemplified, shining light through the cracks of our own human frailty.

Join Charlie as he walks us through 2 Timothy Chapter 4, urging believers to center their lives and ministries on the Word of God, especially in today's challenging times. With references to personal experiences and the prevalent state of biblical illiteracy, he highlights the significance of faithful teaching and genuine service over superficial evangelism.

Charlie challenges us to embrace a word-centered ministry that does not merely entertain or conform to popular desires, but rather, fulfills God's calling to spread His true message. Addressing the pressing issues facing the church today, he calls for steadfastness and true discipleship in the face of societal pressures and misinformation.

In this episode, discover how to align your ministry with biblical truth, preparing to endure challenges while sharing the Gospel effectively through your unique opportunities and circle of influence.

Tasmania may be known for its devils, but God has His angels there, too. This story is about a man, Mick Francis of Tasmania, who searched for the truth. His search took him through eastern religions to various -isms and theologies. After learning a lot about the Bible from Reformed preachers, something didn't seem right about their approach. Mick landed in a dispensational view of the Scriptures which eventually led him to a clear gospel of grace. His new perspective on the Scriptures led to a new approach to the Christian life that was based in trusting instead of trying. Mick is enjoying his freedom in grace. Hear and share his story of a journey to joy and freedom. #gracetasmania #freegracegospel #SimplybyGrace

Charlie shares a review of GraceLife Ministries' accomplishments in 2024 and their exciting plans for 2025. From training sessions in the Philippines, Ghana, and Burundi to online theological teachings across the globe, discover how the ministry is impacting both believers and seekers.

Learn about key resources and books authored by Dr. Bing, including 'Simply by Grace' and 'Grace, Salvation, and Discipleship,' which have transformed lives worldwide. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding and sharing God's grace clearly and effectively.

Discover how you can stay connected with GraceLife Ministries through various platforms and hear remarkable testimonials from those touched by their message, all while looking forward to an eventful year ahead.

Join Charlie as he delves into the cycle of giving and receiving that arises from God's grace. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, discover how acts of kindness like a free coffee can set off a ripple effect that transforms lives, leading to unexpected blessings and opportunities. Explore the concept of 'grace giving' as Charlie explains the biblical perspective on generosity, contrasting it with traditional tithing, and illustrating its impact using the story of the Macedonian church.

In this episode, learn about the 'Thanksgiving Cycle'—a concept rooted in the teachings of Apostle Paul to the church in Corinth, highlighting how God's grace, when bestowed, leads to generosity, thanksgiving, and further blessings. Reflect on how the spiritual and emotional benefits of giving can outweigh material possessions, and consider the motives behind our generosity in the contemporary world.

Whether you're a regular at brain-storming coffee shop gatherings or seeking a deeper understanding of the intertwining of faith, love, and giving, this episode encourages listeners to view their potential to give through the lens of Kingdom-nomics, embracing a life of abundant grace and giving.

What do you think of when you think about heaven? Does it make you eager to go there? Today? Sometimes myths and misconceptions about heaven give us a stilted view of what it is like and even where it will be. It doesn't sound very appealing to many people. Charlie addresses five myths about heaven:

He uses many passages to clarify what heaven is like, such as Psalm 16:11; 1 Corinthians 15:48; 2 Corinthians 5:1-8; Philippians 1:21-23; Revelation 21:1-3. Most importantly, Charlie makes it clear what one has to do to get to heaven and how those who are going should live. Be sure to share this message with friends or those who might like to look ahead to what heaven is like. #heaven#GraceLifeMinistries#GLministriesapp.

Do we hear enough about the Judgment Seat of Christ where every Christian must give an account of how his or her life was used? Some theologies dismiss this judgment altogether seeing only one judgment called The Great White Throne. This results in salvation by works because that is the criteria for the GWT judgment. Even in churches and with preachers who believe in the JSOC, this event is not taught much. Maybe as a consequence many Christians live carelessly not knowing or caring that they will be held accountable by Christ. Charlie sits down with Dr. Paul Weaver to discuss this issue from Charlie's GraceNotes no. 105.

This podcast is a re-broadcast of Dr. Weaver's Bible and Theology Matters podcast and YouTUbe video. The JSOC is for believers only; the GWT is for unbelievers only. It is crucial that Christians keep an accurate and applicable view of the Judgment Seat of Christ.

Dr. Weaver served with Word of Life as dean in their Bible Institutes in Hungary and New York before becoming an Associate Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary. You can get his podcast and YouTube videos at www.BibleAndTheologyMatters.com. #FreeGrace#JudgmentSeatofChrist#GraceNotes#GraceLifeMinistries

Have you ever attended a church that taught differently or drifted away from what you believe? In this Grace Story, Sean Runcorn took quite a journey from the time he was saved through troubled teenage years, and finally a return to the Lord and regular church attendance. His experience with different churches forced him to think through some biblical and theological issues. His brushes with Arminianism and later with Calvinism made him think through the issues of the gospel of grace. But the result was good--Sean came to a clearer understanding and a stronger grip on God's grace. Sean lives in Springfield, Missouri with his wife of 31 years, Krista. They have seven children and eight grandchildren, who they have faithfully steered into the truth of God's grace.

#FreeGraceAlliance#FreeGraceGospel#GospelofGrace

In this episode, you will appreciate listening to a man dedicated to teaching the Bible in a conversation with Charlie about the subject of the Judgment Seat of Christ, rewards, man's free will, and the meaning of total depravity. We are honored to have the former president of Dallas Theological Seminary as our guest.

Dr. Mark Baily served as president of DTS for 19 years and was associated with the seminary over 40 years and now serves as Chancellor and Senior Professor of Bible Exposition. He loves to teach the Scriptures and has also advanced that ministry in his associations with Walk Thru the Bible and Bible Study Fellowship. Dr. Bailey has two Masters degrees from Western Seminary, a PhD from DTS and a DD from Dallas Baptist University.

You can use this link to get his book on discipleship, To Follow Him, or the many books he has contributed to or edited. Listen, like, comment, and share this podcast for an interesting conversation that covers issues related to our salvation by grace and our responsibility to respond to God.

Charlie presents a challenge to include in our passions the spreading of the gospel of the grace of God. He examines Acts 20:24 with some insights from the original language and the Apostle Paul and the Apostle Paul's life. This was preached at the Free Grace Aliance International Conference in the Woodlands, Texas. Hopefully, you will see the urgency and importance of working together to strategically share the gospel of grace around the world. #FreeGraceAlliance#FreeGraceGospel#GospelofGrace