The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

How do we know what God is saying to us? Religion will tell us God needs us to do more, try harder, and hope that through self-improvement, He will finally accept us.

But through the New Covenant, God is proclaiming radical, powerful truths about your forgiveness, security, and new identity. In this message, you’ll see the Christian life is not about what you’re doing but what He’s already done.

Celebrate these essential promises of the Gospel – truths we proclaim at our new church campus in Dallas, in West Texas, and through media worldwide. The freedom of God’s grace is better than you could ever imagine!

What does Paul mean by “edifying oneself” in 1 Corinthians 14? How could anyone know if an interpretation of tongues is accurate? What kind of relationship with God did Adam and Eve have? What does “one faith” mean in Ephesians 4? What are God’s thoughts on divorce?

What role does the conscience play for the believer? The unbeliever? How can we look at behavior passages in a healthy way, without turning them into legalism? Do I need to tithe to my church? Or can I give to a nonprofit instead?

What is the meaning of the Parable of the Ten Virgins? What is your response to those who are concerned about "hypergrace"? Are we really seated in heavenly places right now? Literally? Why does Jesus teach in John 14 that we can ask for anything in His name?

Can you talk about the free gift of salvation? Why does 1 John say that whoever practices sin is of the Devil? If everyone is reading the same Bible, why do so many fail to see God's grace?

Why does 1 Timothy 6 mention a treasure that is stored up for the future? Is it okay to be in a home church? Why can’t all religions come together and help each other? I was experiencing an abundant life but then got discouraged. I’m wondering what to do now? I have been divorced several times, and I am now remarried. Is it adultery?

Discipline isn’t usually an attractive topic. Many of us have negative memories of being disciplined as a child and we therefore view discipline as something undesirable.

When we think of God’s discipline, maybe we fear it’s His reprimand of our sinful performance. And those of us living under grace may wonder where discipline fits into the Christian life.

In this message from Hebrews 12, I share a fresh perspective on God’s discipline and why we can view it as training for the future, not punishment for the past. You’ll be encouraged by God’s heart to coach and counsel you and begin seeing His discipline as an expression of His deep love for you!

Is the sin “crouching at the door” in Genesis 4 the same sin that Paul speaks of in Romans 7? Do we believers ever stop sinning before Heaven? Is it required that everyone get married? Is it okay to be single? Do you think the story about Jonah being swallowed by the whale actually happened? My pastor accused me of not having integrity, and later he and the other leaders denied it. What should I do? Thank you for sharing this message of God's grace! What are your thoughts on those who call it "hypergrace"?

How old do you think the Earth is? Does it really matter? What is the true gift of tongues? How do we relate to people whose life choices we disagree with? My study group is saying we believers have a "sinful nature" and a "deceitful heart." What are your thoughts?