Faithful to the End

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Faithful to the End is a religion podcast hosted by Graceway Church of Michiana, with 352 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.

Graceway Church of Michiana hosts Faithful to the End, a religion show with 352 episodes published.

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  Episode #53

  Self-Righteous Delusion

  Aug 17, 202647 minS5

  Moses continues his challenge to Israel, offering a third warning when they enter the promised land. Moses warns the people about their own self-righteousness. He challenges them not to think that their own righteousness has brought their success in the land. Moses challenges them three times and offers three reasons they should not be self-righteous. Self-righteousness is still an issue for us today. We are so prone to think that we have accomplished the good things we enjoy, rather than giving God the glory for his obvious work on our behalf. Self-Righteousness prevents us from seeing the faithful power and intercession of Jesus for us through the gospel. Deuteronomy is one of the most significant books in our OT, but one that is often not addressed. Throughout Deuteronomy, Moses will challenge Israel over and over again, to hear the word of Yahweh, and then, to heed it in obedience. Deuteronomy displays the character and attributes of Yahweh in numerous ways, it especially emphasizes the love of Yahweh poured out on Israel. Deuteronomy ultimately sets a choice before us, a choice to prioritize and follow Yahweh, to be right with him through Jesus alone.

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  Episode #52

  Confident Abiding

  Aug 17, 202646 minS5

  As John continues, he again calls these believers to abide, to remain in Jesus. This command, to abide, comes with a reason for abiding and the results of abiding. John reminds them that God, Jesus, is righteous and we must engage with him based on his character. True believers demonstrate their real faith by living in line with the righteousness of God. John affirms the love of God for believers, as his children. From that affirmation, John builds out the glorious benefits of salvation. One of the glories of salvation is anticipating the return of Jesus. Jesus is coming back and true children anticipate his return and are being transformed because of it. True children remain in fellowship with Jesus and demonstrate that relationship with Jesus by their choices and actions. 1 John has often been described as a letter written to offer assurance to believers. Believers can know that they have indeed been delivered from their sins and stand justified before God, only through Jesus, and a right understanding and belief about him and in him alone. John also makes statements about not living in darkness or continuing in the practice of sin 1 John 1:6-8 ; 3:9-10 ; 5:18 . These statements can seem confusing and this is one of the elements of the epistles of John that can be hard to fully understand. How can we be sure of our salvation, of our relationship with Jesus, if the measure is not sinning anymore? We can confidently know that we are believers, resting in the finished work of Jesus. John’s epistles are unique, in that, John is clearly addressing antagonists against Jesus, the gospel and these believers (the audience may be the churches of Asia Minor that he addresses in Revelation). No matter the audience, there is clearly antagonism from outside the church, from some who have left the church, but are still causing chaos and confusion for those remaining in the church. Remember, belief in Jesus alone saves; the evidence of salvation flows from this belief.

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  Episode #51

  Testing Allegiance

  Aug 11, 202648 minS5

  As Moses begins to apply the greatest command, he has just given to the people of Israel, he challenges them to demonstrate their love for Yahweh in the real situations that they will face in every day life. Two specific issues are addressed by Moses, one is external, the enemies or opposition that they will face as they enter the land. The second is internal, the potential danger of prosperity. As the people flourish in the land, this prosperity can make them complacent and cause them to be self-sufficient and yield to idolatry. Testing is every bit as big an issue for us today. Testing is a part of life. Testing should cause assessment of our love for Jesus and should motivate us to love Jesus more. Deuteronomy is one of the most significant books in our OT, but one that is often not addressed. Throughout Deuteronomy, Moses will challenge Israel over and over again, to hear the word of Yahweh, and then, to heed it in obedience. Deuteronomy displays the character and attributes of Yahweh in numerous ways, it especially emphasizes the love of Yahweh poured out on Israel. Deuteronomy ultimately sets a choice before us, a choice to prioritize and follow Yahweh, to be right with him through Jesus alone.

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  Episode #50

  Conflicted Perseverance

  Aug 11, 202647 minS5

  Conflicts exist in the church, they are, unfortunately, too often part of the church body. John here addresses the conflict that has confronted this congregation. This conflict has created an ongoing ripple effect, even as the dissenters have left the congregation. John addresses why their leaving evidences their lack of genuine relationship with God. As believers, we must be discerning about conflict and persevere in truth despite conflicts. 1 John has often been described as a letter written to offer assurance to believers. Believers can know that they have indeed been delivered from their sins and stand justified before God, only through Jesus, and a right understanding and belief about him and in him alone. John also makes statements about not living in darkness or continuing in the practice of sin 1 John 1:6-8 ; 3:9-10 ; 5:18 . These statements can seem confusing and this is one of the elements of the epistles of John that can be hard to fully understand. How can we be sure of our salvation, of our relationship with Jesus, if the measure is not sinning anymore? We can confidently know that we are believers, resting in the finished work of Jesus. John’s epistles are unique, in that, John is clearly addressing antagonists against Jesus, the gospel and these believers (the audience may be the churches of Asia Minor that he addresses in Revelation). No matter the audience, there is clearly antagonism from outside the church, from some who have left the church, but are still causing chaos and confusion for those remaining in the church. Remember, belief in Jesus alone saves; the evidence of salvation flows from this belief.

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  Episode #49

  The Servant Rejected

  Aug 3, 202640 minS5

  As Isaiah continues to declare the truth about the coming Suffering Servant, he focuses on the rejection that the servant endures when he comes. The Servant Songs in Isaiah prophesy of one who would come to deliver Israel. This messianic deliverer is described several times leading to the climactic description of this servant suffering (42:1-7; 49:1-13; 50:4-11; 52:13-53:12). Isaiah 52:13-53:12 is composed of five stanzas that explain the coming and work of the servant, as well as the response of the people to the servant. In this section, 53:1-3, Isaiah chronicles the rejected servant and all that accompanies this rejection. Jesus is the suffering servant and clearly fulfills this prophesy. Jesus was despised and rejected; as believers, we must daily accept the realities of his sacrifice and follow him. The truth about his life, work and sacrifice should motivate us to live our lives in obedience to him. Celebrating the Lord’s Table together as a body of believers affirms our personal testimony of salvation and draws us together in unity around the sacrifice of Jesus. As a church, we strive to exalt him in our gathering and interactions together. Communion reminds us of our reasons for gathering every week – it’s Jesus and his sacrifice for our sins.

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