Saving Grace

(Guest: Dr. Dave Anderson) Are you going through a “desert experience?” In this episode, Dr. Dave Anderson shares biblical principles to help in seasons when you do not feel God’s presence. Drawing from the experiences of people in the Bible, he provides encouraging insights and also warns of dangers that can mislead us as we try to understand feelings in relation to faith. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Pastor Scot Pollok) Is your obedience an effort to earn God’s favor and love? Pastor Scot Pollok, Lead Pastor of Faith Bible Church, returns to the podcast this week to talk about the relationship between grace and obedience. He shares more insights from his book entitled “Grace,” drawing from his pastoral experiences to clarify common misconceptions about the grace of God.  Click here to request your free digital copy of Pastor Pollok’s book. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Pastor Scot Pollok) What does “grace” mean to you? Pastor Scot Pollok, Lead Pastor of Faith Bible Church, joins our podcast this week to talk about how believers can be significantly impacted by their understanding of grace. He shares insights from his book entitled “Grace,” which is written to help people from all walks of life better grasp the depth and magnitude of God’s grace. Click here to request your free digital copy of Pastor Pollok’s book. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Dave Anderson) Is your Christian life a job or a joy? Find out the difference between a have-to life and a thank-you life as Dr. Dave Anderson answers questions from our podcast listeners. Dr. Anderson is the author of “Bewitched: The Rise of Neo-Galatianism,” a study on the book of Galatians, which provides an enlightening discussion about grace vs. legalism. To order your copy of the book, visit gracetheology.org. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dian Sustek) When a person dies, there’s a new kind of trial for those left behind. How does one move on after losing a loved one? Dian Sustek, author of “Finding Joy in the Journey,” returns this week to tell us about her source of joy in the new normal after her husband passed away. To order your copy of Dian’s inspiring book, visit gracetheology.org. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dian Sustek) Does God really want us to “count it all joy” when we face tough times? Dian Sustek, author of “Finding Joy in the Journey,” joins us this week to share her powerful testimony about choosing joy in the midst of trials. To find out more or to order your copy of the book, visit gracetheology.org. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guests: David Hill & Merritt Johnston) Has God called you to pursue a deeper understanding of God’s Word?  Hear the inspiring stories of God’s calling on two students of Grace School of Theology, and be encouraged to step out in faith to grow in your knowledge of God. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Mark “Dean” Haywood) God has given you a desire to study the Bible, but you don’t know where to begin. What translations are best? What methods will help you glean the proper context and application? Dr. Mark Haywood, pastor and professor at Grace School of Theology, shares practical help for studying God’s Word – the journey of a lifetime. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Mark “Dean” Haywood) The sovereign, all-powerful God of the universe chose to reveal Himself to mankind, but for what purpose? To draw people to a loving, eternal relationship and intimate fellowship with the triune God, whereby He receives deserved honor and glory. So how has God revealed himself? Dr. Mark Haywood, pastor and professor at Grace School of Theology, joins us to explore God’s divine revelation to mankind. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dwight Edwards) With God’s calling and provision for supernatural living, every believer is equipped to surprise the watching world with their very lives. Dwight Edwards, pastor and best-selling author, joins us to share about the power of Christ in us. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dwight Edwards) Did you know that believers are called to live in such a way that we make the invisible Christ visible to the watching world? Dwight Edwards, pastor and best-selling author, joins us to discuss the provision God has made for every believer to reveal His “spectacularness.” Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dwight Edwards) Imagine living every day on earth with purity, passion, and power! If you belong to Jesus, that is the life He intended for you. Dwight Edwards, pastor and best-selling author, joins us to introduce the provision Christ has made for us to live the supernatural life now. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Joe Wall) Heaven is not about floating on clouds or earning our wings as man might portray.  Dr. Joe Wall, author of Going for the Gold and professor at Grace School of Theology, joins us this week to give a glimpse of what God has in store for believers and the opportunities that exist for rewards. To find out more or to purchase Dr. Wall’s book on this topic, visit gracetheology.org/bookstore/going-for-the-gold. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Joe Wall) How should we live our life now in anticipation of standing at the Judgment Seat of Christ? What does it mean for believers to suffer loss as we give account for our lives? Dr. Joe Wall, author and professor at Grace School of Theology, is back this week to share his insight. To find out more or to purchase Dr. Wall’s book on this topic entitled Going for the Gold, visit gracetheology.org/bookstore/going-for-the-gold. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.

(Guest: Dr. Joe Wall) If our eternity as believers is secure, will we have to give an account for our earthly life?  And if so, for what purpose? In this week’s episode, we gain answers to these questions as we discuss the Judgment Seat of Christ with Dr. Joe Wall, author of Going for the Gold and Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology. Questions: We look forward to interacting with you and the opportunity to address your questions on the podcast. Email your questions to savinggrace[at]gsot.edu. Stay Connected: You can also reach out to us on Twitter @savinggracecast and like Grace School of Theology’s Facebook page. These are great ways to stay up to date with news related to the podcast.