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Join  Dan as we hear about some mistakes we've made along the way, and what the Holy Spirit has to say about it.


Verses mentioned in this episode:
-Romans 14


Questions:
1)  How has religion affected your life?
2)  In what ways can you avoid creating stumbling blocks for others who may not be believers or are new to following Christ?
3)  How can you better follow Christ help participate with the Spirit to reflect His Kingdom?




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This week Greg sat down and reviewed the documentary "Shiny Happy People", based on the Duggars and their use of the Bill Gothard curriculum. Greg's parents used Bill Gothard's text books and was part of ATI (Advanced Training  Institute) for the first few years of their homeschooling. Greg talks about his personal experience being under legalistic church leadership that used and endorsed Bill Gothard, and even had him visit their church for training. Enjoy! 

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Some critics accuse Apostolic Pentecostals of being "legalistic" because of our insistence on water baptism in Jesus' name and our pursuit of personal holiness. Is this accusation warranted? UPCI General Superintendent Dr. David K. Bernard responds to this charge with a defense of Apostolic Pentecostal teachings on both salvation and holiness.

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In Episode 24 of the Bible Unmasked, Elizabeth and Dexter Thomas use the book of Galatians to offer advice for healing and finding freedom from being a control freak. 

Date: June 26, 2022

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With all the swirling thanksgiving emails, tweets, reels, Hallmark cards, and sermons, you'd think if we don't give thanks rightly, we will be putting ourselves in the crosshairs of God's judgment. But what if giving thanks isn't about giving thanks, but about reveling in and enjoying the gift we've received? We love holding things over our heads. But, that's something we can be freed from. 

Check out my thoughts on how we get thanksgiving wrong and end up nullifying the very thing we're thankful for. In an effort to show we're really serious, we instead show that we're seriously mistaken about how to receive the gift of life in Christ in good faith. Good News for me, you and everyone else. Happy Thanksgiving! 

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• Weekly Wisdom and Wonderings: We continue to reflect on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill and on recent happenings in the SBC
• Main Topic: We discuss questions submitted by a listener. Were the Pharisees saved? Were the Sadducees saved? What extent of legalism demonstrates lack of salvation, if any? How does one continually repent of sin without falling into legalism?

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God's law is good and is effectual in its purpose of both revealing the character and holiness of God as well as diagnosing the sinfulness of man. In this text, Paul is fighting against the notion that the keeping of the law is a necessary part of salvation for the Gentile. Paul was willing to fight against the false teachers and the bondage their message would bring. The message he defended is that the gospel is by grace through faith alone; so should we! 

Believers have a tendency to become self-righteous at times and self-indulgent at others. This first lesson will explore the motivations for legalism and some of the signs to look for in our own lives that reveal our legalistic tendencies. The hope is that as we look at the Pharisees, we will examine our own hearts and lives to expose the little legalist in each of us.