To what degree should we listen to other points of view on losing our salvation? I’m concerned that I only believed with my head and not my heart. Should I be worried? Why did Jesus breathe the Holy Spirit on them in John 20? Does that passage mean we get saved and then pursue a second experience?

What are “the deep things of God” that no eye has seen in 1 Corinthians 2? How were we crucified with Christ if we’re not that old? Was Peter given the keys to the kingdom, becoming the first pope? What are your thoughts on common law marriage? How do we know we are eternally secure? My adult children are rejecting faith in Christ and rejecting me. How does God view the lives of unbelievers? Is Hebrews 6 saying I might lose my salvation if I can’t quit smoking?

1. Which amazing truth from Part A means the most to you? Why?
2. React to this statement: Most of the time, you’re expressing Christ.
3. How might the word “always” encourage you in Philippians 1:20 and 2 Corinthians 2:14?
4. Do you really believe you can do ALL in the name of Jesus (shower, shave, watch TV)?
5. React to this statement: You are always spending time with God.
6. What does it mean to you to be one spirit with the Lord and always in the Spirit?
7. React to this statement: I don’t have a “prayer life.” Christ is my life!
8. How does God’s grace offer us a whole new perspective on prayer?

What does 1 Corinthians 3 mean about works burning up? Do Christians have two fathers? Do we sometimes serve Satan? What is the meaning of “Son of Man”? My friend believes only water baptism can bring forgiveness of sins. I’m not sure we can get married if we disagree on this! Is that what Acts 2:38 is teaching us - that water baptism brings forgiveness?

Was Peter the first Pope? If King Saul had been more obedient, might Jesus have come through his family line instead of David’s? What are the seven spirits of God in Revelation? Is there any biblical justification for a Pope?

What does James 4:17 mean? Does this verse justify a general guilt over "sins of omission"? Why does 1 John 3 talk about getting whatever we ask for from God? I've heard that we shouldn't even pay attention to being wronged by others? Is that true? Is that healthy? Is it possible that I was saved but lost it by putting confidence in religious works? Explain the parable of the shrewd servant. Why didn't Jesus point out his faults rather than use him as an analogy for us?

I felt the Holy Spirit leave me when I started vaping again. Did I fall from grace? What is "the free gift of righteousness"? Is our righteousness only imputed or also imparted? What's the difference? If we are not actually righteous, how would we ever get righteous in the future? How do we know if we are born of the Spirit? When does that happen? Is it related to water baptism?

What does it take to go to Heaven? I wonder about my family members who've died! Why would Jesus pray "Lead Me not into temptation" when God doesn't tempt us? How can I interpret "having nothing to do with deeds of darkness" without getting legalistic? What is a good definition of "grace"?

*Previously aired.

Why do I still struggle with sin? Might I end up losing my salvation? Does Hebrews 3 really teach believers to hang on for dear life? What do Seventh-Day Adventists believe? Why did Jesus ask His Father about forsaking Him? Don’t I need to ask for forgiveness after each sin so God won’t judge me or punish me?

*Previously aired

After almost four decades of walking in God’s grace, I’ve discovered some truths that changed everything for me. In this message, I’m sharing the highlights—verses that opened my eyes, big truths that reshaped how I see both God and myself, and what it really means to live under the New Covenant.

Here’s a glimpse:

• Your next sin? Already forgiven.  • You don’t have to prove your love for God—you already love Him. • You’re not just spiritually righteous—all of you is holy. • God’s not waiting for you to be perfect. He never expected that. • And yes, you’re free from the Law—including the Ten Commandments.

This isn’t just theology. It’s personal. It’s transformational. And it will help you walk in the freedom and identity you already have in Christ.

Watch now now and take a fresh look at grace like never before!

1. React to this statement: Your next sin is already forgiven.
2. Why is it important to believe that ALL of me is holy and righteous?
3. How is “godly sorrow” different from guilt?
4. If you maintain the Ten Commandments as the exception to your freedom, what happens?
5. How does the Sermon on the Mount fit in?
6. React to this statement: You love God, and you don’t need to prove it.
7. React to this statement: Most of the time, you’re expressing Christ.
8. How does your union with Christ impact your view of prayer and “spending time with God”?