The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

How does the gospel speak to trauma? In 1 John, who is the group that "went out from among us" because they were never really part of the church? Does this relate to the importance of church attendance? What is God trying to teach me through my back pain?

We see the word "taste" in Hebrews 6 and 1 Peter 2. What does it mean to taste the gospel? Can we still reject it? What can I say to someone who doesn't believe in the resurrection? People online are interrupting my ministry to insist we're still under the Law. What should I do?

Is there really a more punishing Hell for those who deceive women and pray longer prayers? If not, what is the deal with Matthew 23:14? I have been struggling with sexual sin on the internet, and I constantly wonder if I'm still saved. I had to go to the hospital because of it! God showed me something incredible about Hebrews 10:2. Can I share?

I was abused growing up, and it led me to drinking too much. Will that keep me from Heaven? How can I deal with the guilt and shame that has come from the abuse? How can I share my faith with my young adult children without seeming too pushy?

*previously aired

My son died from fentanyl. I need encouragement! Can you help? What is the meaning of the Parable of the Talents? Who are the elect? What does it mean to be a fragrant aroma of Christ to God? What kind of repentance is needed for salvation? How do I talk with someone who doesn't believe there is a God?

You know the first half of the cross: Jesus died for your sins. That's powerful—but it's only part of the story. The other half, the part many never hear, is just as life-changing: You died with Jesus. Permanently. Irrevocably.

That reality rewires everything. You're no longer relying on your performance or behavior to stay right with God. Your life is anchored in what He has already done, not in what you do.

In this message, we dive into the New Covenant—the one you could spend years in church missing completely—and celebrate how Jesus perfectly, irreversibly accomplished it all: Once-for-all forgiveness, perfect union with Him, and a new nature that makes you hate sin.

Watch the full message now and see how the cross changes far more than you think!

1. In your own words, what is the new covenant? How is it different from the old?
2. What are the two unchangeable things? Why is this important to understand?
3. React to this statement: Jesus shed His blood once, so you were forgiven by God once.
4. What does once-for-all forgiveness mean for you at the final judgment?
5. React to this statement: I'm allergic to sin and addicted to Jesus.
6. Why does the true definition of "eternal life" (no beginning or end) matter so much?
7. React to this statement: Behavior passages are like God showing us what clothes fit us best!

I was abused growing up, and it led me to drinking too much. Will that keep me from Heaven? How can I deal with the guilt and shame that has come from the abuse? How can I share my faith with my young adult children without seeming too pushy?

What are the "works" that God prepares in advance for us? People accuse me of wanting to have my ears tickled with grace teaching. Is that what Paul meant when he warned Timothy? Do I have to call my husband "lord" to be truly submissive?

Is it okay to break out in tongues when you're in a group? Can you lose your salvation? I am a newer believer, and I've shared my faith with my father and my uncle. However, now I wonder if I did enough?

What's in the believer's heart? Are we fighting ourselves? Does half of you still need to die? What do Romans and Corinthians really say about freedom and sensitivity to others? What do you teach about divorce and remarriage?