The New Testament contains many examples of what is known as a Doxology, which is a short formula of praise. In this broadcast, we considered several of these statement and the amazing truths contained therein.
Radio broadcast for October 20, 2019
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The New Testament contains many examples of what is known as a Doxology, which is a short formula of praise. In this broadcast, we considered several of these statement and the amazing truths contained therein.
Radio broadcast for October 20, 2019
God’s saving grace really is amazing. All people are conceived in sin and shapen in iniquity. God, in His mercy, elects to rescue sinners from this condition by His grace. Believers love this truth as it is central to the gospel message. Consequently, it ought to be our expectation that people with terrible pasts go from living in full rebellion to God to desiring Christ.
When this occurs, there are two general reactions from believers: We can receive them joyfully, or we can respond with suspicion and scorn. In today’s broadcast, we consider both reactions to God’s grace.
Radio broadcast for October 13, 2019
Part 2 of a recent message on Isaiah 53, a graphic depiction of the Christ suffering for the redemption of the people of God.
Radio broadcast for October 6, 2019
Isaiah 53 is one of the most vivid prophecies in the Bible of Christ’s redemptive work. Described as God’s Suffering Servant, this Man of Sorrows would bear the iniquity of the Lord’s sheep.
Radio broadcast for September 29, 2019
Though Philemon is the shortest of all Pauline Epistles, it is contains wonderful lessons about respecting authority, living above reproach, forgiveness, and even redemption.
Radio broadcast for September 22, 2019
Repentance is a fundamental theological concept in scripture. As Christians, we ought to have a good, working knowledge of this doctrine. In this episode of Words of Grace, Ben Winslett speaks to the origins and outworkings of repentance in a sinner’s life.
Radio broadcast for September 15, 2019
David asked in Psalm 11, “if the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” Sometimes things in life absolutely blindside you, threatening to erode even the most foundational parts of our lives. David reflects on this in Psalm 11, and grants us the hope that no matter the injustice or assault in this world, despite how troubling some situations are, God is yet on His throne and make ultimately right every wrong.
Radio broadcast for September 8, 2019
In today’s edition of Words of Grace, we consider the gospel of Christ. What better of a subject for one to consider! The gospel is first a declaration of the death, burial, and resurrection of The Lord Jesus Christ for the sins of His people. But the gospel also comes with a command to those who believe it: Repent and be baptized! Moreover, the gospel includes the invitation to the heavy laden to come to Christ, their Saviour, to find rest.
Radio broadcast for September 1, 2019
When the full scope of human depravity and the pervasion of sinfulness among mankind is realized, the grace of God suddenly becomes a beautiful thing! In this program, we consider the grace of God, the free and unmerited favor, that brings salvation to sinners.
Radio broadcast for August 25, 2019
In the wake of a couple of “celebrity Christians” recently falling away from the faith, the subject of falling away has been a part of many conversations within American Christianity. It’s something we have to respond to, for such is an ever present reality. So how should we respond? Join Ben Winslett for his thoughts in today’s edition of Words of Grace.
Radio broadcast for August 18, 2019