Charis New Testament Church

A weekly teaching from Charis New Testament Church:We teach the good news of Jesus and the abundance of His Grace and Favor, that he has manifested to humanity. You will be uplifed and edified through the new creation realites found in Christ. We invite you to feast on the love of Jesus, without the bitter aftertaste of religion.

Charis New Testament Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 597 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  STOP JUDGING! | Romans 14: When Christian Freedom Becomes a Test of Love

  Aug 16, 202651 min

  Romans 14 Bible Study: Judging Other Christians, Issues of Conscience, and Christian Freedom What does the Bible say about judging other Christians? Romans 14 gives one of the clearest and most challenging answers in all of Scripture. Paul addresses a real conflict in the early church between Jewish and Gentile believers who disagreed over food, religious holidays, and the Sabbath. His response cuts through the noise and calls every believer to something higher than winning the argument. In this message from Romans 14, we explore what Paul means by issues of conscience, why some believers are described as weak in faith, and what that actually looks like in the modern church. We also look at how the same tensions Paul addressed in Rome show up today in debates over alcohol, tattoos, worship styles, Christmas, Communion frequency, and more. Key topics covered include: what issues of conscience are and how to identify them, the difference between sin and personal conviction, what it means to be weak in faith versus strong in faith, the danger of becoming a grace Pharisee, why judging another believer over secondary issues places your opinion above God's acceptance, what Paul means when he says whatever is not from faith is sin, and how to pursue peace and build others up in practical ways. This study is for anyone wrestling with questions like: Can Christians drink alcohol? Is it wrong to celebrate Christmas? How do we handle disagreements in the church without causing division? What does Christian freedom actually look like in community? The kingdom of God is not about eating and drinking. It is about righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. That truth has the power to transform how we relate to one another as the body of Christ. Whether you are navigating a church conflict, working through your own convictions, or trying to understand grace more deeply, Romans 14 has something important to say to you. Keywords: Romans 14 explained, judging other Christians, issues of conscience Bible, Christian freedom, weak in faith strong in faith, grace and legalism, can Christians drink alcohol, Christian liberty, church unity, New Covenant living, what is sin in the New Testament, grace Pharisee, Romans 14 commentary, Bible study Romans, how to handle church disagreements, Christian convictions, Holy Spirit and sanctification, kingdom of God Bible verse, righteousness peace and joy

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  UntitledROMANS 13 EXPOSED: Government, Grace & the Kingdom of God

  Aug 9, 202651 min

  What does Romans 13 actually mean when Paul says that believers should be in submission to governing authorities? Does Romans 13 teach Christians to blindly obey every government, every law, and every ruler? Or is Paul saying something deeper about God’s Kingdom, authority, justice, love, and the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant? In this message, we walk carefully through Romans 13 and examine Paul’s teaching in its first-century historical and covenant context. Paul tells believers to respect governing authorities, pay what is owed, honor those in positions of authority, and live as good citizens. But he also makes it clear that our ultimate allegiance is not to earthly government—it is to Jesus Christ and His Kingdom. We’ll explore: What Paul means by “be in subjection” to governing authorities Whether Christians are required to obey unjust or evil governments How Romans 13 connects with Acts 4 and Acts 5 Why Paul calls government a “servant of God” What taxes, honor, and civic responsibility have to do with Christian discipleship What Paul means by “owe nothing to anyone except to love one another” Why love fulfills the law The difference between the Old Covenant law and the Law of Christ Why the Kingdom of God is governed by love rather than external law What Paul means when he says “the night is almost gone, and the day is near” How Romans 13 connects to the coming judgment upon Jerusalem and the end of the Old Covenant age What it means to “put on the Lord Jesus Christ” How Christians can live as Kingdom people in a divided and hostile world The Christian life isn't about endlessly striving to earn God's approval. Grace has already changed our identity. We have been accepted in Christ, made new, and brought into His Kingdom. Now we are called to live from that identity—loving our neighbors, honoring others, overcoming evil with good, walking in righteousness, and demonstrating the character of our King. The world doesn't need more angry Christians. It needs to see Jesus. So let's open Romans 13 and discover what it really means to live as Kingdom people in the world. KEY PASSAGES Romans 12–13 Deuteronomy 32:35 1 Peter 2:13 Acts 4:18–20 Acts 5:28–29 Matthew 22:21 Galatians 5:14 James 2:8 KEY MESSAGE You don't have to earn what Jesus has already given you. Receive His love. Walk in His grace. Live in His Kingdom. Love your neighbor. Overcome evil with good. And above everything else— PUT ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. If this message encouraged or challenged you, LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE to the channel, and SHARE it with someone who needs to hear this message. QUESTION FOR YOU: What do you think Romans 13 means when Paul tells Christians to submit to governing authorities? #Romans13 #KingdomOfGod #Grace #CovenantTheology #Christianity #BibleStudy #Jesus #NewCovenant #Romans #ChristianLiving

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  Stop Trying to Be Holy? The Truth About Living Sacrifices | Romans 12 Explained!

  Aug 2, 202652 min

  Are you exhausted from striving, striving, striving to be “holy enough” for God? In this message, Pastor Chad takes us through Romans 12 and uncovers what it really means to be a “living sacrifice.” Spoiler: It’s not about religious performance, but about receiving and living from the radical grace and mercy God has already given us in Christ! Key Scriptures: Romans 11 & 12 | Romans 12:1-2, 12:17 | Deuteronomy 32:35 | 1 Peter 4:10 | John 10:10 In this teaching, you’ll discover: The difference between Old Covenant striving and New Covenant living Why “offering your body as a living sacrifice” is a response to God’s love, not a religious requirement How renewing your mind means letting go of old, religious thought patterns and embracing your true identity in Christ The beauty of spiritual gifts—given to EVERY believer for the good of the whole Body, inside and outside the church Why unity, diversity, and mutual dependence are at the heart of the church The call to overcome evil with good, trust God’s justice, and walk in love and peace Whether you feel “gifted” or not, this message will help you see how God has uniquely equipped you to serve, encourage, and love others. Stop measuring yourself by religious standards—live in the freedom and fullness Christ has already provided! If you’ve ever felt weighed down by shame, striving, or comparison, this message will set your heart free. Join us as we dig deep into God’s Word and discover the joy of living as God’s beloved, gifted, and united people. Like, subscribe, and share if this message encourages you! Let us know in the comments: What’s one way you want to walk out your faith as a living sacrifice this week? For more info about Charis New Testament Church, visit www.charisntc.org.

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  In Awe

  Jul 26, 202648 min

  In Awe: The Fear of the Lord | Charis New Testament Church Join us as Pastor Tom explores a life-changing truth that’s often overlooked: the fear of the Lord. What does it really mean to “fear God”—and why is it described in Scripture as His treasure (Isaiah 33:6)? Discover how this holy, reverential awe is not about being afraid of God, but about drawing near to Him, honoring Him, and living in deep respect for who He is. In this message, you’ll learn: -The difference between tormenting fear and the biblical “fear of the Lord” -How the fear of the Lord leads to wisdom, knowledge, and life (Proverbs 1:7, 9:10, Job 28:28) -Why Jesus Himself delighted in the fear of the Lord (Isaiah 11:2-3) -How reverence for God frees us from the fear of man and brings confidence, satisfaction, and direction for our lives -Practical steps and Scriptures to grow in awe and intimacy with God Pastor Tom shares personal reflections, biblical insights, and practical encouragement for anyone hungry to go deeper in their relationship with God. Whether this is a new topic for you or a familiar truth, you’ll be invited to rediscover the awe and wonder of walking in the fear of the Lord. Scriptures referenced: Isaiah 33:6, Proverbs 1:7, Proverbs 8:13, Psalm 19:9, Psalm 25:14, Hebrews 12:28-29, Acts 9:31, Philippians 2:12, and many more. For more messages and resources, visit www.charisntc.org.

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  Zeal Without Knowledge: Why Trying Harder Won't Save You | Romans 10

  Jul 12, 202656 min

  What if you've been exhausted, not because your faith is weak, but because you've been climbing the wrong mountain? Pastor Chad opens Romans 10 with a piercing observation: while the church obsesses over sin, the Apostle Paul's real target was religion itself—the deadly trap of trying to earn what God freely offers. Drawing from Paul's bold reinterpretation of Deuteronomy 30, Pastor Chad reveals that Moses was always pointing forward to Christ, the one who descended and rose so we would never have to strive our way to heaven. With disarming honesty, Pastor Chad exposes how modern believers sing about grace on Sunday yet secretly live by law Monday through Saturday, creating a spiritual schizophrenia that robs us of joy, peace, and assurance. This message strikes at the heart of every person exhausted by performance-based Christianity—whether you're paralyzed by shame or puffed up by self-righteousness, both are symptoms of the same disease. This week, practice the Gospel Bookends: begin each morning declaring "I am fully righteous in Christ" and close each night thanking God that your standing never shifted based on your performance. Stop climbing. Stop striving. Just receive—and then live freely from that unshakable foundation.

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