In this episode of the Unashamed Truth podcast, Grant Castleberry unpacks Jesus' words in John 15, where He describes the vital connection between believers and Himself as the true vine. He discusses how abiding in Christ is essential for producing lasting spiritual fruit, highlighting the sanctifying impact this has on a believer's life. Grant offers practical guidance on deepening our relationship with Christ to naturally bear fruit in love, joy, peace, and other virtues, demonstrating our genuine discipleship. 

In this episode, Grant reflects on Christ’s words in John 14:1–4, discussing how the promise of heaven comforts believers as they anticipate eternal glory with Christ. He explores the assurance of a place prepared by Jesus—a place of peace and unending fellowship—highlighting how this promise sustains us through life’s challenges.

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In today’s episode, Grant reflects on those who profess Christ and those who truly possess Christ as their Savior and Lord. How do you know if you are a false disciple? How do you know if you merely profess Christ rather than knowing Christ in a real and personal relationship? 

On today's episode, Grant Castleberry talks to Gary Kim about the importance of the Bible in the life of the believer. Gary Kim is the President of 316 Publishing, the publisher of the Legacy Standard Bible. Kim has worked on the production of the Legacy translation from the very beginning. 

In this special edition of the Unashamed Truth podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with country music star Granger Smith for an in-depth conversation. They delve into a wide range of topics, discussing not only Granger's musical journey but marriage, family, theology, church, and ministry. Throughout the episode, you will gain insight into the challenges and triumphs Granger has faced, providing a look at the man behind the music.

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In John 17, Jesus prays that he would be glorified so we would know Him. Jesus doesn't wait until we arrive in Heaven to show us Himself and reveal Himself to us; He shows us Himself now. We can know Him now. This prayer emphasizes that the relationship between Jesus and His followers begins here on earth, inviting us into a deeper understanding and connection with Him. By seeking His glorification, Jesus ensures that His divine nature and love are evident to us in our daily lives, providing us with the opportunity to experience His presence and grace in real-time, rather than as a distant future promise.

In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry delves into the profound significance of Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, focusing on why Jesus prays for his own glory. Grant explains that the reason God orchestrates history the way He does is to put on display the glory of His grace. He further discusses how this prayer provides deep insight into Jesus' heart in salvation, especially as it relates to the ultimate purpose of glorifying the Father. Through this exploration, we are invited to understand the centrality of God's glory in the grand narrative of redemption.

In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry reflects on Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, highlighting its significance as the longest recorded prayer of Jesus in the New Testament. He compares the prayer to the high priest's actions in the Old Testament, showing how Jesus prays for himself, his disciples, and future believers, mirroring the high priest's intercessions. Grant emphasizes the revolutionary nature of Jesus praying for his and the Father's glorification, pointing out that what Jesus cares about most is that the Godhead—Father, Son, and Spirit—would be glorified.

In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry reflects on Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, highlighting its significance as the longest recorded prayer of Jesus in the New Testament. The prayer is compared to the high priest's actions in the Old Testament, showing how Jesus prays for himself, his disciples, and future believers, mirroring the high priest's intercessions. What does Jesus pray when he prays for himself? Grant emphasizes the revolutionary nature of Jesus praying for his and the Father's glorification.

Jesus defines eternal life as a knowledge of God and Christ whom God has sent. Though there is a sense in which all people know God, only those who know Him personally through Jesus Christ have eternal life. Do you know God? Do you want to know God? In today’s episode, Grant begins to give us several biblical steps to knowing God.