Living the Enoch Lifestyle The -Year Secret Until He Comes What does it really mean to walk with God in a world that has completely lost its way In this episode Bible teacher Greg Hinnant returns to our series Living the Enoch Lifestyle to unearth surprising little-known and illuminating truths about one of the Bible's most mysterious figures Scripture calls Enoch the seventh from Adam But what is the weighty spiritual message hidden within that title We're diving deep into a mind-boggling timeline Enoch was Adam's contemporary for years Imagine the firsthand instruction the brokenhearted accounts of Eden and the [... more]

The believer's body belongs to Christ, and their union with Him empowers them to obey the seventh commandment, flee sexual immorality, and glorify God in their body. This union with Christ is the fountain of all sexual purity, and a self-conscious awareness of this union exercises powerful daily sanctification, leading to a life of holiness and purity. [... more]

God's revelation to Moses on Mount Sinai emphasizes the importance of a willingness to obey, an openness to listen, and an attention to instruction. The Mosaic covenant is a conditional agreement between God and his people, requiring obedience and respect for his holiness. The story of Moses' encounter with God on Mount Sinai highlights the need for a prepared spirit, teachable hearts, and a recognition of God's sovereignty. [... more]

Believers are not free to selfishly indulge in unrestrained sexual license because their bodies belong to the Lord, destined for resurrection. The gospel teaches that the believer's body has a glorious destiny, and salvation involves the whole person, body and soul. The doctrine of resurrection confirms the fact that the believer's body belongs to the Lord and not to sexual immorality, leading to a gospel-centered view of the Christian body and daily sexual purity. [... more]

Men struggle with finding their purpose and identity, but God has a plan to bring them back to reality and remind them of who they are. Through stories and quotes from movies, the hosts share their experiences and insights on how to overcome entitlement, fear, and doubt, and find freedom and healing in their lives. [... more]

Men often struggle with finding their priorities and understanding their role in life, but God's guidance can help them persevere through challenges and find their way. Through personal stories and movie clips, men share how God has used these moments to teach them valuable lessons about faith, priorities, and perseverance. [... more]

Godly men share personal stories and movie clips that have impacted their faith and understanding of masculinity, highlighting the importance of discernment and wisdom in sharing the truth. [... more]

A couple shares their journey of healing and forgiveness after infidelity, highlighting the importance of counseling, faith, and grace in rebuilding their marriage and relationship with God. [... more]

The gospel of Christian freedom offers hope for those struggling with sexual shame, as it reveals the transformative power of regeneration, sanctification, and justification through the work of the Holy Spirit. By understanding these concepts, believers can overcome crippling guilt and shame, and live out the implications of the gospel in their daily lives. [... more]

Financial anxiety can weigh heavily on our hearts, but Jesus invites us to see reality differently, reminding us that our Father knows what we need and will care for us. He encourages us to look beyond our control and trust in His care, rather than relying on our own planning and striving. By releasing what we cannot control and seeking wisdom, we can find peace and security in God, rather than in our income or investments. [... more]

The Apostle Paul teaches the Corinthian church about the kingdom of God and its implications for sexual purity, emphasizing that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God and that believers must live in obedience to God's law and ethics to be citizens of the kingdom. [... more]

The gospel is the double cure, saving us from both sin's guilt and power, and it applies not only to the forgiveness of our sin but also to the total transformation of the whole person, beginning with regeneration, which gives us a whole new identity, not a moral makeover. [... more]

To have fullness of joy, one must have fellowship with God the Father and His Son, Jesus Christ. This fellowship can be restored by exposing sin to the light, expressing it to the Lord through confession, and expelling it from one's life. The Holy Spirit convicts of sin, while Satan accuses. Confession must be immediate, specific, and confident, and it leads to forgiveness and cleansing from all unrighteousness. [... more]

Steve Farrar encourages men to prioritize their families and lead with biblical manhood, teaching their sons to fear the Lord and be connected instead of distracted. He shares personal stories of his own experiences as a father, including a moment when his son confessed to using alcohol and marijuana, and how he responded with compassion and guidance. Farrar emphasizes the importance of discipline and responsibility in raising children, and how fathers represent God to their kids. [... more]

Biblical wisdom for financial decisions, exploring the virtue of prudence and its application in Christian investing, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's financial actions with their faith and values. [... more]

God has called men to lead their families lovingly before Christ, and as such, they must love God deeply and teach their sons diligently, starting with the basics of loving God and His Word, and then applying it to their daily lives, making it a natural part of their conversations and interactions with their children. [... more]

The Bible teaches that all humans are made in the image of God and are worthy of respect and dignity, regardless of their sexual proclivities. The gospel is the key to moral purity, and it is not about following rules or techniques, but about understanding and applying the implications of the gospel to our lives. The Corinthian church's failure to live according to the gospel led to sexual immorality and other problems, and Paul's solution was to call them back to the centrality of the gospel and its implications for their lives. [... more]

President Calvin Coolidge's defense of the Declaration of Independence on America's 150th birthday emphasizes the importance of the document's stated principles, which he believes are the closest thing to a perfect statement on human freedom. He warns that abandoning these principles would lead to a loss of freedom and that the mission statement comes first, with ideals making governments, not the other way around. [... more]

Prayer plays a vital role in our lives, helping us navigate times of crisis, loneliness, and sorrow. It's also the way we come to the Lord for forgiveness, and it's through prayer that we can call out to Jesus to save us from our sins. [... more]

The story of Jonah teaches us that we can run from God, but we cannot outrun Him. God's mercy is not just for us, but for those around us, including those who may seem far from Him. We learn that our disobedience affects those around us and that sometimes God sends storms into our lives to get our attention and bring us back to Him. We also learn that God is a God of second chances and that deliverance comes only from Him. [... more]

Jesus' act of washing his disciples' feet is a profound example of humility, but it's not just about humility; it's about spiritual cleansing and the redemptive work of Christ. Jesus is symbolizing the cleansing that is provided in the blood he is about to be shed, and he expects his followers to serve one another in a selfless way, demonstrating humility and a willingness to be cleansed by Christ's blood. [... more]

David Belk shares his personal journey of understanding biblical wealth and stewardship, emphasizing the importance of giving, obedience, and having a heart for God. He discusses how Christian principles can be applied to business and finance, and how having a clear plan can help individuals make better decisions with their money. [... more]

The importance of faith, hope, and love in the Christian life is discussed, with examples from the Bible and personal experiences. The hosts explore how these virtues can help individuals overcome adversity and fulfill their purpose in life, with a focus on spiritual warfare and the role of God in their lives. [... more]

Jesus is asked by a scribe which is the first commandment of all, and He responds by quoting the Shema from Deuteronomy 6:4, emphasizing the importance of loving God with all one's heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving one's neighbor as oneself. This response highlights the centrality of love in the moral law and exposes the error of works righteousness, which trusts in one's ability to keep God's law rather than relying on the righteousness of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Nehemiah chapter 10-12 reveals the importance of covenant fidelity, personal purity, and worship in the lives of God's people. The Israelites make a formal commitment to God, recommitting to His laws and commandments, and prioritizing the support of the house of God. They also submit to the providential will of God, recognizing that He ordains the placement of His people in various locations. The passage emphasizes the significance of each person's role in God's plan, and the importance of being anchored in the covenant-keeping God, who is faithful even when His people are not. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah explores Jesus' promise that believers would do even greater works than he did, emphasizing the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to spread the gospel and perform miracles. He discusses the importance of prayer, faith, and leveraging one's gifts to fulfill God's vision for their life. [... more]

Jesus chooses twelve men to be his core team, bypassing the religious establishment and selecting those who realize they need him. He prays for them, knowing their flaws and future, and chooses them not for who they are but for who they will become. The first group of disciples is Peter, Andrew, James, and John, with Peter being the most prominent and unpredictable, yet steadfast in his faith. Andrew, Peter's brother, is the first to follow Jesus and brings his brother to meet him, demonstrating humility and a willingness to bring people to Jesus. [... more]

Willie Lynch shares a poignant story about his father's cancer diagnosis and how it led to a deeper understanding and forgiveness between them. The story explores the complexities of human relationships and the power of forgiveness in healing emotional wounds. [... more]

When you become a Christian, your old nature doesn't go away, and you're in a battle with the flesh. The Holy Spirit makes you uncomfortable with some of the things you used to do, and He's making you uniquely different from the world in which you live. Walking in the Spirit means letting the Holy Spirit set the pace, and just keeping walking, one step after another, keeping constant vigilance over your life. [... more]

In blended families, the dynamics between insiders and outsiders can ignite difficulty in parenting and marriage. Biological parents have insider status with their children, receiving automatic love, approval, and trust. Step parents, on the other hand, are outsiders who must navigate their role and build relationships with their step children. By declaring loyalty to their spouse, passing power to the step parent, standing together as a team, and prioritizing family unity, biological parents can help their step children become insiders and build a stronger, more loving family. [... more]

Alex McFarland and his guest Frank Figueroa discuss the importance of defending the Christian faith, particularly among young people, and share stories of how they've seen God moving in the lives of others through apologetics and evangelism. [... more]

Jonah, a rebellious prophet, attempts to flee from God's presence but is caught in a storm at sea. The pagan sailors, desperate to survive, pray to God and eventually throw Jonah overboard, saving themselves and leading to a miraculous calm in the sea. Meanwhile, Jonah's disobedience and hypocrisy are exposed, and he is used by God to bring about the conversion of the sailors. [... more]

Parents are primarily responsible for their child's education, and education encompasses more than just academic learning, including faith formation and human development. The state's role in education should be limited, and parents should have the freedom to choose their child's educational path, whether through public schools, charter schools, private schools, or homeschooling. The use of technology in education, known as EdTech, has been shown to have negative effects on academic performance and social interaction, and parents should have the option to opt-out of these programs. [... more]

The Bible shows how the Lord kept his promises to ordinary, everyday, faithless, godless sinners who didn't deserve it, revealing a message of justification by faith alone, which has been God's method of salvation for sinners from the beginning, as seen in the story of Abraham and the unfolding redemptive plan of God, which centers on the promises made to Abraham and finds its fullest expression in Christ, who is the fulfillment of all the promises of the Old Testament and the heart of the gospel. [... more]

The consequences of French philosopher Michel Foucault's ideas about a world without God, moral absolutes, and fixed human identity can be seen in the chaos of postmodernism, where truth and morality are mere tools for societal control. [... more]

The Reformation's third pillar, Sola Gratia, emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone, not through human cooperation or works. This concept is rooted in the Bible's teaching that God's grace is a person, Jesus Christ, who redeems us from our sins. The Reformers rejected the medieval view of salvation as a combination of God's grace and human effort, instead affirming that God's demerited favor is the sole cause of our salvation. This understanding of grace is seen in the lives of biblical figures such as Abraham and Adam, who received God's unilateral covenant promise despite their sinfulness. Ultimately, the purpose of God's grace is to bring glory to Himself, as He saves sinners through Jesus Christ and attributes all glory to Him alone. [... more]

The Bible's underlying message is the good news that God justifies the ungodly by grace through faith alone, a message that has been consistent from the beginning of the story of redemption, starting with Adam and Eve in Genesis 3:15, and unfolding through the promises made to Abraham, with Jesus being the fulfillment of all God's promises. [... more]

A successful marriage is one that pleases Christ, and couples can deepen their love and reverence for Him by applying biblical principles to their relationships. Dr. Emerson Egrich shares his insights on how to break free from the 'crazy cycle' of conflict and find harmony in marriage, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and effective communication. [... more]

John's letter to his children emphasizes the importance of confidence in their relationship with God, which is rooted in their love for one another and generosity towards those in need. He explains that our hearts can condemn us for our failure to love, but we must persuade our hearts with the comforting truth that God is greater than our hearts and knows all things. This persuasion leads to confidence in prayer and generosity towards others. [... more]

James teaches that trials are unavoidable, unlimited, and unexpected, but can produce single-minded affection for Christ and spiritual maturity. He exhorts believers to ask God for wisdom, to persevere under trial, and to recognize their sufficiency in Christ, promising a crown of life for those who love him. [... more]