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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 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.

On today’s episode, we have the privilege of listening to a recent Q&A between Grant Castleberry, pastor of Capital Community Church in Raleigh, NC, and Dr. Tony Wood. Tony graduated from The Master’s Seminary (D.Min) and serves as a Teaching Pastor at Mission Bible Church in Costa Mesa, CA. Tony hosts the marriage and family podcast Date Night, which he talks about in this episode. 

On today’s episode, we have the privilege of listening to a recent Q&A between Grant Castleberry, pastor of Capital Community Church in Raleigh, NC, and Dr. Tony Wood. Tony graduated from The Master’s Seminary (D.Min) and serves as a Teaching Pastor at Mission Bible Church in Costa Mesa, CA. Tony hosts the marriage and family podcast Date Night. He is married to his wife, Bre, and has three children. 

There are many modern-day abuses regarding the person and ministry of the Holy Spirit. Sometimes, there is even an overreaction to the Holy Spirit to such a degree that we dismiss any experience of His presence. Neither of these extremes is biblical. On today's episode, Grant Castleberry continues to explore the Bible giving us a biblical and theological perspective on the ministry of the Holy Spirit. 

There are currently so many abuses regarding the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Sometimes, there is an overreaction to that, and we dismiss any experience of the Holy Spirit. Neither of these extremes is biblical. On today’s episode, Grant Castleberry explores the Bible, giving us a biblical and theological perspective on the ministry of the Holy Spirit. 

When someone becomes a Christian, they join a cosmic war that is going on between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness. It’s not a fight of throwing punches or using physical weapons, but it’s about what people believe is true and what is not true. Descriptions of this spiritual battle are all throughout the Bible, and on today’s podcast, Grant Castleberry, begins to talk about this battle that Christians have with the world.

Salvation is not something we can earn; it's a free gift from God. The phrase 'but God' reminds us that in our lives defined by sin, God steps in with His love and grace. He doesn’t save us because we are good; He saves us because He is good. Through Christ, God offers us grace freely, no strings attached.

As a Christian, is love a defining characteristic of your life in how you interact with others on a daily basis? The glorious words of John 15:12–16, where Jesus tells us to love one another, is a stark reminder that if we don’t love others, our faith is dead, and we do not know Christ. The true, legitimate test of being a disciple of Christ is to love the people of God. In other words, you can’t love Christ and not love His people.