In this episode of All Things for Good, we examine one of the most vital and misunderstood truths in all of Scripture: the difference between God’s grace and human works. Is salvation something we earn through good deeds—or is it entirely a gift from God, received by faith alone?

Drawing from the teachings of the Apostle Paul in Romans, Galatians, and Ephesians, we explore how Scripture draws a bold line between works of the law and the grace of God. We trace this grace from its Old Testament foundation—where God reveals Himself as merciful and gracious—to its glorious fulfillment in Jesus Christ, who took the wrath of God upon Himself that we might be justified freely.

This episode also exposes the spiritual danger of performance-based Christianity, highlighting how grace not only saves but empowers the believer to live godly in Christ. With key passages like Exodus 34:6, Romans 3:24–26, 1 Peter 5:10, and Titus 2:11–12, we proclaim the good news: that God is both just and the justifier of all who believe in Jesus.

If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, religious striving, or uncertainty about your standing before God, this episode will bring biblical clarity and gospel rest.

This episode focuses on the clear, God-ordained response to the gospel of Jesus Christ—faith. Pastor Strelecki carefully distinguishes faith from works, showing from Scripture how faith is a non-meritorious, heart-based trust in the finished work of Christ. He also addresses common confusion around repentance, clarifying that while repentance involves a turning of the heart and mind, it is not a work that precedes salvation but rather a companion to faith. Listeners are urged to believe the gospel—that Christ died for their sins, was buried, and rose again—and to rest in God’s provision through the law of faith.

In this episode, we go to the very heart of Christianity: the gospel of Jesus Christ. What makes the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus more than historical facts? Why are these events the central hope for every believer?

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15:1–4, this message explores the clarity, simplicity, and life-changing power of the gospel. It’s not about religion or self-improvement—it's about what Christ has already done: He died for our sins, was buried, and rose again the third day according to the Scriptures.

Discover the personal and eternal significance of these truths. Learn why understanding and believing the gospel is the most important decision anyone can make—and how it offers not just forgiveness, but new life. This episode challenges common misconceptions and boldly proclaims the finished work of Christ as the only hope for salvation.

In this episode Pastor Josh takes a deep and devotional look at *The Nature of God*. From God's vast knowledge, power, and presence to His unchanging and eternal essence, we explore both the communicable attributes—like love, wisdom, and justice—that God shares in part with mankind, and the incommunicable attributes—like omniscience, omnipotence, and immutability—that belong to God alone. We consider how simply beholding the image of God in Christ transforms us, how the doctrine of the Trinity reveals God’s relational nature, and how His preeminence assures us of His sure eternal purpose in Christ. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the majesty of who God is and how these truths can reshape our daily walk, our understanding of ourselves, and our relationship with Him.

In this episdoe of All Things For Good, Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher introduces why the Bible is not just a historical or religious book, but the inspired, preserved, and powerful Word of God. You'll hear why Christians hold Scripture as the final authority for truth, life, and salvation. Through key passages, Pastor Josh explorses the Bible's divine origin, purity, eternal relevance, and its unique ability to transform hearts and guide lives. Whether you're a longtime believer or just beginning to ask spiritual questions, this episode invites you to consider the Bible’s unmatched role in revealing God, equipping believers, and offering enduring truth in a world full of uncertainty.