Walking in Grace with Matthew and Whitney

Gal Ch.5 quick explanation

Paul reiterates that we are free.  Free from the law, free from sin, free from the grave all through the act of Jesus being crucified, buried and raising from the dead.  So why would you choose to put yourself back under the law? When you choose to put yourself under the law then you aren't living under faith or the grace that God has given us.  You have severed yourself from Christ.

Galatians 5:2-4 is proof that we don't live under the law!

If you put yourself under the law then you fallen from grace. Plain and simple. We have talked so much about how we are no longer under the law and all we have to do is believe. Paul was given a specific gospel from Jesus Christ for all people! There is no longer separation between Jew and Gentile! We are all saved the same......through grace!

Christ has risen!!!

We look at the Death, Burial, and resurrection in today's Easter podcast!

Who is Morning Star in the Bible? Are there differences in the Bible versions?

In this video we discuss just a few of the big differences in the KJV, ESV and the NIV. We talk about how the NIV states that the devil is called the morning star in the Old Testament and then calls Jesus Morning star in Revelations. It is saying that Jesus and the Devil are the same, which we all know is not true! We have to utilize the true word of God which is the King James Bible! If we don't study then we won't see the truth. It is blasphemy to call any other version the word of God. There is only one, otherwise God is a contradiction and how can the perfect God be a contradiction?

Study Galatians 4

Come join us as we jump into Galatians chapter 4!  Part number 4 of the 6 part series!  Remember, to utilize the proper version of the Bible and to read it correctly!  

Come study Galatians 3 with us!

We dive in and thoroughly discuss Galatians chapter 3.  What an amazing chapter in an amazing book!  Praise God for His free gift!!!

A Comparative Study in Biblical Interpretation

In this enlightening episode, we delve into a stirring biblical narrative that often stirs varied interpretations - the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. Taking the cue from an intriguing post on Facebook, our focus is on the mysterious fourth figure seen with the faithful trio in the furnace.The King James Version translates Nebuchadnezzar's utterance as "the form of the fourth is like the Son of God". This translation leads many to believe that it was Jesus who was in the furnace with them. However, alternative versions offer diverse interpretations - describing the fourth figure as "a son of the gods" or simply "like a god."We highlight the significant differences between versions and encourage listeners to ponder the critical importance of understanding the authenticity of the Bible's translation. An incorrect interpretation or translation can predispose us to deviate from the true word of God, and may inadvertently alter the messages intended for our spiritual edification.In conclusion, we emphasize the perfect nature of God's word and warn against the perils of attempting to conform it to our perceptions and preferences. Our interpretation of God's word must be led by divine guidance, lest we arrogate God's position and end up distorting His messages. Tune in and make sure you're reading the 'right' Holy Scripture!

A Personal Journey

Hi everyone, in this podcast episode, I share an intimate retrospection of my personal obstacles that I have faced in recent times. Struggling with self-doubt and emotional instability, I elected to speak candidly about my battles, mainly to highlight that nobody is alone in their struggles. Each of us faces different hardships, and it's important to recognise that we're all imperfect.Seeking solace in faith, I discuss how imperfections don't preclude us from forming a connection with God, utilising Paul as an example. While I acknowledge my mistakes, I express sincere remorse for pushing my emotional burden onto my wife, blowing the whistle on this inappropriate behaviour.Throughout our trials, the primary objective is to extract lessons from each and transform them into a catalyst for personal growth. While recounting my struggles with feelings of worthlessness, I relay how my faith and my supportive wife have been integral in my journey towards healing.In this no-holds-barred discussion, I also touch on aspects of my struggle with PTSD and the occasionally narcissistic tendencies I am actively working to rectify. Despite the difficulty of making myself vulnerable and seeking help, I stress upon the importance of expressing oneself. Furthermore, I reflect on a recent incident on my birthday, where I was not as appreciative as I should have been, emphasizing once more how we are all fallible and should strive to own up to our mistakes.I conclude by seeking your prayers, a potent testament of communal support that can help navigate one's journey. Join me as I bare my soul in this heartfelt monologue, persuading others to consider their actions, hold themselves accountable, and embrace vulnerability to push past obstacles.Stay tuned till the end for a sneak peek of our next topics: Galatians and tattoos and piercing. Come and join us for illuminating conversations and scriptural analysis.

Study with us in Galatians 2

In this episode, we dive into Galatians chapter 2 and discuss what dispensation we are in according to the Bible.  We talk about how long Paul has had the Gospel of Grace at this point.  We also discuss what happens when Peter and the other Jewish Apostles get up from eating dinner when they are seen eating with Gentiles. Give it a listen and listen and follow if you feel led to!  Have a great week!!

Let's plunge into Galatians 2:2

In this episode, we immerse ourselves in the profound wisdom of Galatians 2:2-3 and Acts 15:23-24. Our journey begins with the Apostle Paul's interaction with the officials of the early Church as recorded in Galatians 2:2-3. Here, Paul, guided by a divine revelation shared the gospel he preached among the Gentiles. We also delve into the implications of Titus, a Greek, not being forced to adhere to the Jewish tradition of circumcision. This does not, as we clarify, prevent him from salvation.We further explore Acts 15:23-24 which touches on the Apostles' communication to the Gentile believers in Antioch, Syria, and Cilicia. The text opposes the teaching that Gentiles must be circumcised and observe Jewish laws for salvation. This, we stress, is essential to our understanding that as Gentiles, we are not bound by Jewish customs and laws.The episode culminates in the affirmation that the Gentiles have their own gospel, the gospel of grace. We highlight the canonical Christian belief that salvation is attained merely by believing in the event of Jesus Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, and putting absolute trust in this event. Be sure to join us again on Sunday when we continue to dive into these pivotal concepts.