Worship is the ultimate privilege, the greatest duty, and the deepest need. It's about adoring contemplation of God through Jesus Christ, responding to all that He is. True worship is not just about prayer or praise, but about loving God for who He is, not just what He does. To worship God in spirit and in truth, one must be regenerated by the Father, activated by the Spirit, and regulated by the Word. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian theological topics, including the Trinity, regeneration, faith, and Bible interpretation. The hosts also explore the concept of hell and near death experiences, examining the biblical context and implications of these ideas. [... more]

The discussion centers around the distinction between the Old and New Covenants, with a focus on the recipients, differences, and implications of the New Covenant. The New Covenant is seen as a fulfillment of the prophecy in Jeremiah 31, with Jesus inaugurating and finalizing it. The discussion also touches on the relationship between circumcision and baptism, and how the New Covenant requires an inward change of heart and mind, with all members being regenerated believers. [... more]

God's plan for sanctification involves being set apart under His guidance, treating something as holy, and being morally right and spiritually proper in His sight. It requires a renewed mind, divine enablement, and a willingness to present one's body as a living sacrifice, devoted to God's use and free from defilement. [... more]

The gospel foundation of Christian sanctification is built on the idea that the entire Christian life is shaped and formed by the gospel, not just the entrance requirement to heaven. The apostle Paul exhorts believers to test and prove their spiritual discernment to discover the will of God, which is spiritually beneficial, morally right, and in line with God's word. [... more]

The real reason we go to church is to worship God, and true worship is the adoring contemplation of God through Jesus Christ. To worship truly, we must be regenerated by the Father, activated by the Spirit, and regulated by the Word. Our worship should be a response to God's worth, and we must come to church seeking to worship Him, not just to be entertained or critiqued. [... more]