Vintage Truth Podcast

The days are dark. The culture is devolving. And humanity is proudly displaying its sins. So how are we to live in light of these last days' realities? How should we spend our time? What does God and wisdom say? Jeff explains in today's Vintage Truth episode.

By definition, light exposes what's in the dark. But what is our responsibility as "children of light" to expose and call out the dark deeds practiced and celebrated in our world today? And how are we to relate to those who still walk in darkness? Jeff explains in this very practical episode.

Paul was well aware of sin in his society, and here he calls the Ephesian believers up to a high standard of character and living.

Is it possible to "imitate God?" What does that even mean? And if it's actually possible, what does it look like? How would our lives be different if we mirrored the character of God in our daily walk. From Ephesians 5, Jeff begins unpacking this command in this week's episode.

One of the most challenging areas of life has to do with our relationships to one another, especially with other believers. Dealing with hurt, bitterness, and anger can, at times, be overwhelming. In today's teaching episode, the apostle Paul helps us understand and overcome some of life's most irritating relational struggles. 

What does Scripture mean by "grieving the Holy Spirit?" How does this happen, and what can we do to avoid it? Jeff explains in today's Vintage Truth message.

One of the most spiritual things we can do for another person is to speak a word of edification. In this message, Jeff explains Paul's exhortation to build up the body of Christ and how we can contribute to a brother or sister's spiritual growth with our speech. We must never underestimate how impactful and life changing a good word can be in the life of another. 

Paul describes how a believer should "dress" his character and actions in the Body of Christ.

We all know the world is dark and depraved, but unfortunately so are our own hearts. So how can we, as believers, rise above the worldly thinking and values of our culture while simultaneously deny our sinful thoughts and die to our own ungodly desires? Listen and watch to find out.

What's the basic difference between how the unsaved and believers process thought and reality? How can we understand just why people in the world think and act the way they do? The answer is in Ephesians 4, and it may surprise you.