Edgar Andrews’ Onefootinglory Podcast

These verses encourage believers to keep going when the 'going' gets tough. But how can we endure the pain and effort it often takes to run the race God has set before us?  Because our sovereign God supports and helps us. Artur Piotrowski explains that his help comes in three ways; firstly from the witnesses described in the preceding chapter (Heb. 11), where men and women of faith prevailed power...

These verses encourage believers to keep going when the 'going' gets tough. But how can we endure the pain and effort it often takes to run the race God has set before us?  Because our sovereign God supports and helps us. Artur Piotrowski explains that his help comes in three ways; firstly from the witnesses described in the preceding chapter (Heb. 11), where men and women of faith prevailed power...

We identify three themes in the benediction in Hebrews 13:20–21: what Easter reveals about God the Father, God the Son, and our own spiritual nature. First, we discuss the idea of God as the "God of peace," and our need to understand that by nature we are at war with God until we make our personal peace with him through faith in Christ. When we do we will know the "peace of God" that transcends al...

We identify three themes in the benediction in Hebrews 13:20–21: what Easter reveals about God the Father, God the Son, and our own spiritual nature. First, we discuss the idea of God as the "God of peace," and our need to understand that by nature we are at war with God until we make our personal peace with him through faith in Christ. When we do we will know the "peace of God" that transcends al...

Paul addresses the moral corruption prevalent in ancient Corinth and emphasizes the need for professing Christians, then and now, to abandon their past heathen lifestyles and prove the reality of their profession by exhibiting the transformative power of God's grace. The apostle explains how grace works ... sinners are washed, sanctified, and justified by the Spirit and in the name of Jesus Christ...

Paul addresses the moral corruption prevalent in ancient Corinth and emphasizes the need for professing Christians, then and now, to abandon their past heathen lifestyles and prove the reality of their profession by exhibiting the transformative power of God's grace. The apostle explains how grace works ... sinners are washed, sanctified, and justified by the Spirit and in the name of Jesus Christ...

In the first seven verses of Paul's second letter to the Corinthians we examine how starting with God and following Paul's guidance offers us a new perspective, one that redefines the way we face challenges. By focusing on worship and the assurance of God's sovereign power, we see how believers can find comfort and strength during times of trouble.

In the first seven verses of Paul's second letter to the Corinthians we examine how starting with God and following Paul's guidance offers us a new perspective, one that redefines the way we face challenges. By focusing on worship and the assurance of God's sovereign power, we see how believers can find comfort and strength during times of trouble.

This episode (Revelation 1:4-8) unveils the central themes of The book of Revelation, namely the revelation and glory of Jesus Christ, and the role of the triune God behind it. Jesus Christ is the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth. The passage links these descriptions of Christ's Person to His work of loving his spiritual children, cleansing the...

This episode (Revelation 1:4-8) unveils the central themes of The book of Revelation, namely the revelation and glory of Jesus Christ, and the role of the triune God behind it. Jesus Christ is the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth. The passage links these descriptions of Christ's Person to His work of loving his spiritual children, cleansing the...

Paul concludes his first letter to the Corinthians with a simple catalogue of greetings but we find that these greetings are rooted in Christ's "new commandment" to love our fellow believers as He loves us. But exactly how has Christ loved us? In a multitude of ways of course, but we identify one way which is easily overlooked ... He loves us inter-personally (on a person to person basis). We expl...

Paul concludes his first letter to the Corinthians with a simple catalogue of greetings but we find that these greetings are rooted in Christ's "new commandment" to love our fellow believers as He loves us. But exactly how has Christ loved us? In a multitude of ways of course, but we identify one way which is easily overlooked ... He loves us interpersonally (on a person to person basis). We explo...

We explore what it means to 'abide' in Christ as He explained it to his disciples the night before his crucifixion. He teaches invaluable lessons on living the Christian life amid trials and uncertainties. We consider the significance of authentic connection to Christ as the true vine and the challenges faced by His disciples, learning that enduring faith and abiding in Christ by his Spirit empowe...

We explore what it means to 'abide' in Christ as He explained it to his disciples the night before his crucifixion. He teaches invaluable lessons on living the Christian life amid trials and uncertainties. We consider the significance of authentic connection to Christ as the true vine and the challenges faced by His disciples, learning that enduring faith and abiding in Christ by his Spirit empowe...

In this episode, we conclude our exploration of Paul's first letter to the Corinthian church with chapter 16, focusing on the final instructions he imparts. These instructions are not mere suggestions but are demands for obedience, designed to sustain the church’s spiritual integrity in the face of rising heresy and persecution. Paul emphasizes qualities such as watchfulness, bravery, and strength...

In this episode, we conclude our exploration of Paul's first letter to the Corinthian church with chapter 16, focusing on the final instructions he imparts. These instructions are not mere suggestions but are demands for obedience, designed to sustain the church’s spiritual integrity in the face of rising heresy and persecution. Paul emphasizes qualities such as watchfulness, bravery, and strength...

Fear is a powerful motivation for good or ill, depending on what it is we fear. In this episode based on Hebrews 11:27, visiting preacher Ian Randall shows us how Moses overcame his fear of persecution and how we can do the same. How? By looking with the eyes of faith at the invisible God. Where do we see that invisible God? In the Bible as he reveals himself in Christ.

Fear is a powerful motivation for good or ill, depending on what it is we fear. In this episode based on Hebrews 11:27, visiting preacher Ian Randall shows us how Moses overcame his fear of persecution and how we can do the same. How? By looking with the eyes of faith at the invisible God. Where do we see that invisible God? In the Bible as he reveals himself in Christ.

Visiting preacher Raj Sahota,  converted to Christ from the Sikh religion, explores in Ephesians 4 Paul's teaching on the unity, character, and progress of the church,   challenging believers to walk worthy of their calling by embracing humility, gentleness, and love for one another. Discover the historical context of Paul's letter and understand how foundational doctrines shape our response to th...

Visiting preacher Raj Sahota,  converted to Christ from the Sikh religion, explores in Ephesians 4 Paul's teaching on the unity, character, and progress of the church,   challenging believers to walk worthy of their calling by embracing humility, gentleness, and love for one another. Discover the historical context of Paul's letter and understand how foundational doctrines shape our response to th...

Which is more important, the death of Christ or his resurrection? Neither, they are two sides of the same gospel coin. However, in evangelism the resurrection becomes specially significant because while few dispute the historicity of Christ's death many dispute its spiritual meaning as a work of atonement. The resurrection however proves the validity of the gospel and is itself proven by being pre...

Which is more important, the death of Christ or his resurrection? Neither, they are two sides of the same gospel coin. However, in evangelism the resurrection becomes specially significant because while few dispute the historicity of Christ's death many dispute its spiritual meaning as a work of atonement. The resurrection however proves the validity of the gospel and is itself proven by being pre...

The episode explores 1 Corinthians chapter 10 to chapter 11, where the Apostle Paul addresses the issue of consuming food offered to idols, a dilemma once significant to the Corinthian church. While this does not directly impact modern liimsteners, the discussion uncovers principles of Christian liberty that hold timeless relevance. These principles include the cause of Christian liberty, rooted i...

The episode explores 1 Corinthians chapter 10 to chapter 11, where the Apostle Paul addresses the issue of consuming food offered to idols, a dilemma once significant to the Corinthian church. While this does not directly impact modern liimsteners, the discussion uncovers principles of Christian liberty that hold timeless relevance. These principles include the cause of Christian liberty, rooted i...

Re-posted from four years ago We consider the theophanies experienced by Abraham in the Old Testament, where God appears and makes promises that shape the future of nations. We see the unchanging nature of God's promises and how they work out in the lives of believers through faith in Christ. We also see how God reveals His divine purposes and answers our prayers, giving us assurance and guidance...