The Chara Project Podcast

What does it mean when the Bible says, “work out your salvation in fear and trembling” in Philippians 2:12? Are we supposed to work FOR our salvation? And is fear our motivation? Join the Chara Project team as they take CHARA into Action and uncover what this verse is really talking about.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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When we see a verse like "Wives submit to your husbands" in Ephesians 5:22, it can often bring a mix of emotions, depending on what your understanding and experience of submit or submission is. But what is the Bible really saying about wives submitting to their husbands? Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action to understand what this verse is talking about.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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A go-to Bible passage for many when we think about the topic of grace is Ephesians 2:8-9, where it says, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by works, so that no one can boast."  But what does it really mean to be "saved by grace"?  Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action as they study this passage.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.
The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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"Why was the law given?" is the question asked in Galatians 3:19, and is probably a question that a lot of people may have. We can often read the Old Testament, see all of the laws listed in the first 5 books of the Bible and wonder their purpose. Why was the Old Testament Law given?  Find out more about the origin of the law, it's purpose, and how it applies to us today as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action as they study the Old Testament Law.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.
 
To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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Being "crucified with Christ" sounds harsh. So what did Paul mean when he said, "I have been crucified with Christ, and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me" in Galatians 2:20? Are we suppose to physically die to gain Christ? Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action and uncovers what Paul is talking about in this verse. Spoiler Alert: the answer is very encouraging!

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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Weakness isn't a good thing in our culture. In fact, we often try to hide our weaknesses from others and not talk about them. So what did Paul mean when he said, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness" in 2 Corinthians 12:9? Can power really come from our weaknesses? Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action with this verse to understand what it's really talking about.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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It’s not uncommon to hear someone claim that faith is blind. Often what is meant by this statement is that faith is blind to reason. What does it mean to have blind faith? Join the Chara Project team as they showcase how to do a word study on "faith" to understand the relationship between faith and reason. We'll uncover passages like “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe” in John 20:29, “For we walk by faith, not by sight" in 2 Corinthians 5:7, and “Now faith is the reality of what is hoped for, the proof of what is not seen” in Hebrews 11:1. Learn what these verses mean and what the Bible says about faith.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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Does the Bible really say women supposed to stay silent? What does the Bible mean when it says, "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the law says" in 1 Corinthians 14:34? Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action with this verse to understand what it means.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.
 
For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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We often hear people say “God won’t give you more than you can handle” and they are using 1 Corinthians 10:13 as the Bible reference, which says "God is faithful, and he will not let you be tempted beyond your ability." But is this verse talking about sin or suffering? Find out as the Chara Project team brings CHARA into Action and uncovers what the Bible really means in this verse and what it says about handling temptation.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.
 

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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“We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.” is a verse in Romans 8:28 that may be familiar to you. You may have heard it when going through a tough time. But what is the good we can expect? And who is this promise to? Get answers to these questions and more as the Chara Project team brings CHARA to Action with another New Testament passage.

This podcast is also released as a video podcast on YouTube here.

Also, enjoy the Bible study guide with questions that go with this episode so you can study this passage alongside of us, or on your own. Available at https://www.thecharaproject.com/chara-study-guides.

Tune in regularly as our team studies different Bible passages using the CHARA Bible Study Guide and unpacks new insights, tips and tricks they discover as they study the Bible.

The Chara Project is a community for anyone interested in learning how to explore and understand the Bible, no matter your faith background. We equip people to understand and study the Bible through Biblically based resources and teaching all anchored around our very own CHARA Bible Study Guide that provides a simple and helpful way to study the Bible that meets you at any stage of Bible study.

For more information about The Chara Project, including a download of the CHARA Bible Study Guide, which is the how to guide the Chara Project team uses to study the Bible, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com.

To support The Chara Project, visit https://www.thecharaproject.com/give

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