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Disciples of Christ are to be forgiving people. In fact, God’s dealings with us as sons, as it relates to chastening, is often administered consistently with our willingness to forgive others. This is a sobering motivation to be more forgiving. In today’s broadcast, we consider 5 thoughts to help us grow in our ability to forgive.
Radio broadcast for August 22, 2021. Continue reading “Growing in Forgiveness”
Don’t we yearn to hear the sweet words from our Saviour, “thy sins be forgiven thee”? In this broadcast our message primarily focuses on the interaction between a woman of the city and the Lord Jesus, a story full of grace and forgiveness.
Radio broadcast for August 15, 2021 Continue reading “Forgiveness in an Eternal Sense, Part 2”
Forgiveness is a concept at the forefront our minds as well as scripture itself. In this broadcast, we share part 1 of a message in which Ben Winslett speaks of the forgiveness of sins through Christ Jesus.
Radio broadcast for August 8, 2021 Continue reading “Forgiveness, in an Eternal Sense”
Continuing our message from last week, we consider passages from the four gospel accounts speaking of the great and perfect unity between Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Radio broadcast for August 1, 2021. Continue reading “The Trinity as a Tri-Unity, Part 2”
The orthodox word “Trinity” is one that expresses the theological truth that the Godhead is one God in three Persons; Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. In this message, Pastor Winslett speaks to the great and perfect, eternal unity there is between these three Persons of the one Godhead. Continue reading “The Trinity as a Tri-Unity, Part 1”
In this week’s edition of Words of Grace, we focus on a historic grouping of Bible doctrines often called the Doctrines of Grace. What are they? Should Christians embrace them? We attempt to answer those questions. Continue reading “The Doctrines of Grace”
Borrowing from a warning Jesus’ issued about the doctrine of the Pharisees and Sadducees, Ben Winslett warns against a concept popular among some conservative evangelicals that many times leads to either to pride or discouragement: Lordship salvation.
Radio broadcast for July 11, 2021. Continue reading “Beware This Leaven”
We all look at life through the lens of our presuppositions. Sometimes these are correct. Many times, they are not. In this broadcast, we consider a few theological points from scripture that ought to frame the way we interpret the Bible and also the world around us.
Radio broadcast for July 4, 2021. Continue reading “Presuppositions”
To put it mildly, it is extraordinarily easy to misunderstand not only another person’s words, but their actions as well. Sometimes, we misunderstand or misinterpret such and become offended, and so misunderstandings are a tragic cause of grief to God’s people.
In today’s broadcast we focus on the danger of misunderstanding, how common misunderstandings were even in Jesus’ ministry, and how we can personally deal with this issue day by day.
Radio broadcast for June 27, 2021. Continue reading “The Ease of Misunderstanding”
One of the most commonly spoken of but least understood concepts among the Christian world is faith. We’re all familiar with the term. We all hear it and use it often. And to some level, most Christians have some sort of a working knowledge of it. But arguably, biblically speaking, the common understanding of it barely scratches the surface of the true reality of faith. Join us for this week’s program for more.
Radio broadcast for June 20, 2021 Continue reading “The Special, Uniqueness of Faith”