In addition to being a woman of the Word of God, the ideal Christian woman is also dedicated to devotion in prayer to the Lord. Prayer is vital in all aspects of the Christian life. In today's episode, Grant offers some practical teaching regarding the importance of prayer in the life of all Christian women.

In a society that seems confused about who and what a woman is, the Bible remains very clear. On today’s episode, Grant Castleberry, pastor of Capital Community Church in Raleigh, NC, explores various biblical passages that teach us specific characteristics of Christian womanhood. This is a timely message for all believers.

Jesus defines eternal life as a knowledge of God and Christ whom God has sent. Though there is a sense in which all people have a knowledge of God, only those who know him personally through Jesus Christ have eternal life. On today’s episode, Grant takes us to John’s gospel, chapter 17, and Jesus’ words about the knowledge of God and how that corresponds to eternal life.

In today's episode, Grant delves into Hebrews 12:28-29, exploring the profound reverence and majesty of God. He discusses how God's essence is inherently holy, distinguishing Him from all creation through His purity, righteousness, and perfection. Given the nature of God, our reaction should be one of deep respect and honor.

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In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry addresses widespread misinterpretations concerning the Holy Spirit’s role and presence in the Christian life. Some responses are so extreme that they either exaggerate or completely disregard His influence. These approaches do not align with Scripture. Grant provides a theological and Scriptural examination of the Holy Spirit’s true ministry.

Today, numerous issues plague the ministry of the Holy Spirit, often leading to extremes. Some overreact by rejecting any interaction with the Holy Spirit altogether, which isn't supported by Scripture. In this episode, Grant Castleberry delves into the Bible to provide a theological and Scriptural examination of the Holy Spirit's role.

In this episode, Grant Castleberry explores the promise of salvation as described in Romans 5:1–8, turning his attention to the profound hope Christians hold: the anticipated return of Jesus Christ. This hope is not just a distant possibility but a solid assurance—Christ’s return for His church is not a question but a certainty that fuels the believer's confidence and faith.

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The doctrine of Solus Christus, or Christ alone, is the heartbeat of Reformation Theology. That is, Jesus Christ is the only path to salvation. In other words, you don’t need anyone else—like saints or priests, and you don’t need anything—like your good works. In today’s episode, Grant explains why and how Christ alone is the only path of salvation. He also introduces us to the Reformer, John Calvin, and what Calvin had to say on the subject of Christ alone.

Being spiritually "clean" is inseparable from being a true follower of Christ—a purity not earned by our own efforts but granted through our union with Him, the true Vine. This vital connection is made possible by the Word of God, which brings new life to those who believe. When God’s Word is spoken and received, it plants seeds of faith that grow within us. Just as a branch draws life from the Vine by being attached, we are spiritually sustained and nourished by remaining connected to Christ through the lasting strength and grace of His Word.

In today's episode, Grant delves deeper into the Apostle Paul's insights from Romans 5:1–8, exploring the beauty of salvation and the profound reality of suffering that accompanies every believer's journey in Christ. He emphasizes that suffering is not merely an obstacle but a divinely appointed opportunity for growth and sanctification. According to Paul, the trials and tribulations we face are orchestrated by God with a sovereign purpose: to mold us into the image of His Son and to demonstrate His glory through our lives. Grant highlights how these challenges, though often painful, are integral to our spiritual development and a testament to our faith in God's ultimate plan.