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What did Jesus mean when He said our righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees? On a Galilean hillside, He dropped a spiritual bombshell that left His listeners stunned—because no one seemed more righteous than those guys. In this episode, we unpack what it means to stop striving for checkbox religion and start resting in the righteousness only Jesus can give.

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Racism isn’t just ugly—it’s unbiblical. Romans 3 drops the hammer: there is no distinction—not in sin, and not in salvation. Whether you grew up squeaky clean or wrecked and ruined, every one of us starts in the same bucket: lost. But God offers the same gift to all—redemption through the blood of Jesus, received by faith alone.

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What exactly is faith—and is it really blind? In this episode, we dive into Hebrews 11:1, the Bible’s most iconic definition of faith, and unpack what it means to have confident trust in the unseen. Through multiple Bible translations and a little logic-meets-theology, we explore how faith is anything but irrational. If you've ever wrestled with doubt or pitted faith against reason, this episode will challenge and reshape your view of both.

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Most of us grow up thinking we have to earn our way to heaven—be good enough, moral enough, kind enough. But Genesis 15:5–6 flips that idea on its head with one radical truth: Abraham was counted righteous simply because he believed. In this episode, we unpack what it really means to be saved by grace through faith, not by works, and why that changes everything about how we relate to God. If you’ve been trying to clean yourself up before coming to Jesus, this one’s for you.

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What happens when someone like “Mike”—homeless, hurting, and hungover—walks into a polished church full of well-dressed Christians? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in Mark 2:16-17 and the raw reality of what it means to love the outsiders the way He did. You’ll hear the heartbreaking story of rejection at the church door and a call to embody the Gospel by welcoming the very people Jesus came for. It’s a gut-check reminder that the Great Physician came for the sick—not those who think they’re already well.

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Romans 8:28 isn’t just a feel-good verse for coffee mugs—it’s a promise with conditions and a power that’s often misunderstood. In this episode, we dig into what it really means for “all things to work together for good . . .” and explore how God’s hand weaves purpose through pain, setbacks, and surprising turns. Whether you’re in the middle of a storm or just coming out of one, this conversation will challenge you to trust the Grand Chess Master who never stops working behind the scenes.

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Cancer diagnosis. Death of a child. Loss of a long-time job...and on and on. How does Scripture deal with the "nasty" of life. Does God actually weave together all of the events of a believer's life - good, bad, & ugly - into a beautiful tapestry of his will and purpose, or does He even care? Today, we dive into Joseph's story and how the truths in his story travel down to us in the 21st century.

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How are Y2K and the Bible and truth and Jesus related? Tune in and find out, when Jay and Ed discuss what happens when a person honestly searches for truth.

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