In this conclusion to our series on the Law and Gospel, we focus on the Gospel and how it is distinct from the Law. While the Law commands, the Gospel only gives. While the Law convicts, the Gospel only comforts. We also touch on how the Gospel can be distorted by adding into it the message of law.

Now that we are saved by grace alone, does the Law still call us, as Christians, to be certain kind of people and live in a certain kind of way? Or as Christians are we now a law to ourselves? In Part 3 of this series on the Law and the Gospel, Jeff and Collin discuss whether or not the Law still has authority in the Christian’s life.

Have you ever wondered why some of the Bible seems like really Good News and some of the Bible causes you to feel really guilty? Has that ever confused you? This podcast series on “Law and Gospel” dives into that reality and in this episode Jeff and Collin discuss one of the main purposes of God’s Law is: to drive us to Jesus. It might surprise you but the Law was not ultimately given to us because we can keep it. It was given to us because we do not and cannot keep it. But Someone else did keep it, for us.

If you have never heard anyone talk about the "law and Gospel" or "the distinction between the Law and Gospel" or you just want to dive into what the Law is, what the Gospel is, and how they are distinct, this series on Law and Gospel is for you! On this episode, Jeff and Collin discuss what the Law is, what the Gospel is, and how they are distinct, and how keeping them distinct means Good News for you.

If the Bible is all about Jesus, then church is all about Jesus. But all too often we make good things ultimate things and push Jesus to the sideline. On this episode Jeff and Collin discuss what it means for the church that the Bible is all about Jesus and whether or not church should be all about things like mission, community, and the like.

What is the Bible all about? Is it about rules? Is it about you? Is it about Jesus? On this episode Jeff and Collin discuss radically different ways one might view the message of the Bible and the results of each.

Advice is everywhere and life is exhausting. All too often, life in the church is all too similar to life in the world, it is full of one more piece of advice, one more command. The reality it, Christians can live exhausted with no hope in sight. So, on this episode Jeff and Collin discuss what exactly they mean by "Good News, not good advice", and their understanding of what the whole Bible is about.