Why does one need to repent to get right with God? What does repentance even mean? It is not a word we use every day except in theological circles. This episode will provide clear insight.

This is always a sensitive topic. Many women are convinced they have been called to Pastoral ministry. What does the Bible have to say about the matter? 

Corresponding Blog Article:https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2012/06/so-whos-in-charge.html

Original Recording April 23, 2017

These are two messages that have been combined to produce one message. 

Original Recording May 23, 2017

New Blog article attached August 28th, 2020: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2020/08/temporal-sins-eternal-punishment.html

Eschatology is one of those theological terms we do not use or hear every day. What does it mean? 

Corresponding Blog Article:https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2016/01/what-is-eschatology.html

Original Recording September 30, 2017

These are rich theological terms. What do they mean? We do not hear them in everyday language and rarely do we hear about them in the Church unless you are part of the Reformed Faith. Matters being discussed in this episode will challenge the minds and ears of the listener. Some of what you hear may offend some of you because it does not square with your theology and worldview. 

Original Recording January 14, 2018

What in the world does this phrase have to do with theological matters? Double Jeopardy is constitutional language. This episode will present a perspective on the nature of the atonement you may have never heard before. It will provide one (or should) tremendous comfort regarding Christ's work on the cross.

Corresponding Blog Article: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2016/08/double-jeopardy-does-bible-teach-it.html

Original Recording June 8, 2017

Most would say that evil does not serve a purpose in our world.  Is that reasoning true? We all want evil gone, NOW! We are sick of dealing with it. Does evil deny or confirm the existence of God? Stay tuned to find out. 

Corresponding Blog Article: https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2015/03/the-purpose-of-evil.html

Original Recording April 28, 2018

It is important that we distinguish what God declared as customary to the nation Israel, and what has universal application - in other words what applies to us today. Not every custom Israel followed is for the Church. What Israel obeyed was part of their legislation and it is important that we do not subject ourselves to their customary laws. To enforce the laws today is what is called legalism.

Original Recording May 25, 2018

Shockingly I have heard it taught that "Jesus could have sinned but He did not." That is a horrible thought. Imagine the ramifications if He had sinned? Wouldn't He need a savior Himself? 

Corresponding Blog Article:https://gospelofrepentance.blogspot.com/2014/07/was-jesus-ever-capable-of-sinning.html

Original Recording June 1, 2017