What Jesus did on the cross was an act of free-will, making that sacrifice infinitely more impactful. It is enough to save humanity and more than enough to change our perspective on what God’s love truly means.

In this episode we discuss the uses of “the hour” in the book of John, and how Jesus uses them. Much of the inspiration for this episode was taken from Tim Keller’s sermon “Lord of the Wine” which can be listened to hear: https://podcast.gospelinlife.com/e/lord-of-the-wine-1584235401/

Can our accumulation of stuff, activities, work, and other things get in the way of our spiritual growth? Guest host Lindsey McCarty talks with us about having Intentionally Less.

Inspired by Timothy Keller’s book, “Prodigal God,” guest host Kim Windom leads us through a discussion of the spirit of elder son in the parable of the prodigal son.

Like the good surprise in a fairy tale, the Bible is full of stories where God’s salvation arrives just in time. Wes Oliver joins us as guest host.

Join us as we discuss what a Christian is as seen in the New Testament.

Join us as we discuss the term Salvation as seen in the Old and New Testaments, and as we look at what it means to us today.

The word gospel is used a lot, and not just in religious settings. It’s used in cliches and idioms. But what the gospel is has life-changing implications for all of us.

Join us in this episode as we discuss the church in the New Testament. We will look at what the meaning of the word church is, what we see the church doing in the New Testament, and what some metaphors for the church are.

Join us as we continue our discussion of the character and titles of Jesus Christ.