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Watch Your Doctrine and Walk in God's Commandments: Lessons from 2 John // Ep# 472

The little letter of 2 John packs a punch. 2 John contains condense themes of both the Gospel of John and 1 John. In this episode of G220 Radio, we seek to unpack this small letter. Starting from the greeting to the final word, we will exegete and apply this letter to our hearts. The themes of truth, love, heresy, and orthodoxy provide the necessary information for a deeper dive into the rest of John's writings. John's letter will encourage us to watch our doctrine because they have God. John also exhorts us to walk in God's Commandments.

This episode starts a series on the letters of John. John's writings have been beloved by many, therefore we pray that this new series will foster a deeper love for Christ and his people.

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Tampa Bay wins the Super Bowl while these brothers seek to win souls

Did you watch the Super Bowl? With a 50/50 chance at picking the winner, did you choose the winning team? One thing is certain and not a 50/50 chance but a 100% chance, at some point we will take our final breath and step off into eternity. Are you ready for that day? Where would you spend eternity, in heaven or in hell? Well, leading up to the Super Bowl these brothers were out in Tampa along with others as a part of the SFOI team of evangelists, pastors, and street preachers. The mission, to share Christ with as many people as the Lord would bring into their paths. Tune in as we listen to their testimonies of the experiences they had at this outreach.

 

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Ep# // 470 A Berean's Response to the Social Justice Gospel

What is CRT? Gender Intersectionality? Social Justice Gospel?

On this episode of G220 Radio, we welcome Daniel Knapp II author of A Berean's Response to the Social Justice Gospel.

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Description from the book... There is currently a battle for the soul of the Church. This battle affects just about every relationship, social structure, and political idea that Christians have. And, more importantly, it also can make a significant impact on the Body of Christ, its community, its mission, and its message. And one concerning thing is that this teaching has crept in quickly and largely undetected. This battle is about the Christian's understanding of truth and justice. Many haven’t studied the spectacular reconciliation that the cross brings or how to apply it. Biblical teachings on race, sex, income disparities, and other important issues need to be understood biblically. This battle is against the "Social Justice Gospel." This book is written to argue for and defend biblical truth, a truth that Christians can rally around and find unity in. And that truth is the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Ep# 469 // Life in a Fishbowl: Balancing Ministry and Family

How can we balance ministry and family life? What are ways in which pastors, elders, missionaries, etc guard their children against the pressures that may come from being the "pastor's kid", or from falling into the thinking that just because they are a pastor's child that their salvation is secure on the basis of their parent? How can we balance the time spent in ministry with the time needed in the home?

On this episode of G220 Radio, we welcome Steven Stanley, Pastor at Redeeming Grace Church in Morehead, Kentucky, and Jason Hilliard, Pastor at Faith Baptist Church in Duncanville, Texas, and Adjunct Professor at Dallas Baptist University. 

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Ep #468 // Silence and Solitude plus Journaling

This final episode helps round out developing a more enjoyable spiritual life. First, we will discuss silence and solitude. This spiritual discipline helps maximizes our time with the Lord. The practice allows Christians to focus on their Bible reading and prayer without external and internal distractions. Bible connects silence and solitude as a form of worship. Along with silence and solitude, journaling helps to recall God's past grace and to articulate our thoughts. Journaling also passes our journey through the valley of death to the next generation displaying our spiritual heritage. These two disciplines cultivate a deeper and richer time of study, prayer, and fasting. 

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Ep# 467 // Learn the Why and How to Fast Biblical

Out of the major Spiritual discipline many Christians discuss, fasting remains least understood and least practiced. In Matthew 6:16-18, Jesus assumed that disciples of God devote themselves to fasting when he says "when you fast." In part 3 of our spiritual discipline mini-series, Ricky and Mike discuss fasting. The major part of the show explains how the Bible defines fasting and look at examples of fasting. The end of the show gives examples of fasting and how to fast. 

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Ep# 465 // A Discussion on Calvinism II (1 Corinthians 1:22-25 & Ephesians 1:4)

Welcome to G220 Radio, this is part two of a discussion between Dan Beitzel and Christopher Conner on the topic of Calvinism. 

In this discussion, we narrow the conversation down to two passages. 

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Ep# 466 // Spiritual Disciplines-Prayer

Our spiritual discipline series continues with prayer. Many have written or spoken about prayer because of the magnitude of the topic. 

Christ assumes his disciples will pray to their heavenly Father. 

We all can say we do not pray enough. We discussed in episode 442 how to pray using God's words. 

So in this episode, the G220 Radio hosts examine the Spiritual evidence for pray and stress the importance within our daily disciplines. We will discuss the nature of prayer by looking through the commands and examples given to us in the Scriptures.

Ep# 464 // Spiritual Disciplines-Bible Intake

Having issues engaging your soul in Bible reading? Does your Bible Reading Plan require ten chapters a day (looking at you Professor Horner)?

 

On G220 Radio, we start the new year with a series on spiritual disciplines. The series begins with Bible reading and meditation. Christians grow in the faith by reading and hearing of God's Word.

 

First, we discuss the importance of receiving the word through preaching and daily Bible reading. In the second part of the show, we provide helpful tips on digging deeper into Scripture during your own Bible reading.

 

Whether you read a story or ten chapters, this episode will help you gather more from your reading.

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Ep# 463 // Once Saved, Always Saved

Welcome to G220 Radio, on this episode we are going to be discussing the topic of eternal security. What do the scriptures say about the salvation of a believer? Can one who has been justified by Christ lose or forfeit that justification? Can one who has experienced the new birth be unborn again? What about easy believism? Those who are against the phrase once saved, always saved believe those who teach the eternal security of the believer give the believer a license to sin. Is that really what those who hold to eternal security believe? How does once saved, always saved stand up next to the reformed theology view of the perseverance of the saints? Is the cliche, once saved, always saved helpful or hurtful?