Good Call with Andrew Farley

Many pastors teach that we need to get right with God. Maybe the pastor is speaking to the lost, or encouraging believers to make right choices. We need to clear with the message. Every believer is right with God.

Why do so many cultures have flood stories if only Noah’s family survived? Andrew explains how global accounts actually support a shared historical event—one story, retold across generations, pointing back to God’s rescue.

A concerned friend asks how to respond to LGBTQ-affirming theology spreading in a loved one’s life. Andrew offers clarity on Scripture, while urging wisdom—knowing when to speak truth and when to step back in peace.

If Christians have a new heart, why do they still sin? In this honest conversation, Andrew unpacks the difference between your new identity and old thinking—revealing why failure happens without redefining who you are.

Christians wonder what they are supposed to do. There are many different answers. Romans 12:1 says to offer our bodies. That's the believer's act of worship, which is any move we make in dependence on Jesus.

Are you overthinking every decision, wondering if you’re really following God’s will? In this call, Andrew exposes the trap of spiritual self-inspection and reveals a freeing truth: faith isn’t constant analysis—it’s trusting the new heart God already gave you and learning to simply live.

Many Christians read Romans 7 and think they’re still sinners at the core. But what if Paul was describing something entirely different? In this clip, I clarify “indwelling sin,” what it means to let sin reign, and whether you’re battling your identity or standing in it.

What if the verse that’s been making you question your walk with God… was never meant to? In this eye-opening radio highlight, Andrew uncovers a surprising truth about Romans 8:1 that strips away the pressure and reveals the pure gospel: No condemnation. No conditions. No fine print.

In this clip, Revelation is reframed—not as a forecast of doom, but as a revealing of Jesus Christ. His victory. His authority. And the security we believers already have in Him.

What if everything you were taught about “finding God’s will” is backwards? What if you’re not one decision away from missing it… not one mistake away from ruining it… not one wrong turn away from falling out of it? This conversation might dismantle the fear-based theology that’s been quietly shaping your choices for years.

“For if we go on sinning willfully after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins…” (Hebrews 10:26) There’s no sacrifice left? What does this even mean? Can we out-sin the grace of God and reach the point where the blood of Christ runs out on us? Edgar in North Carolina called in to our radio program to ask about this very challenging passage, Hebrews 10:2...

A recent caller shared he feels spiritually empty. He reads his Bible twice a day and tries to pray constantly… but it all feels like a chore now. He’s worried he’s lost his hunger for God. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever felt pressure to “do more for God” just to stay on His good side—welcome to the club. Somewhere, this caller picked up a legalistic message. You know the one: If you really loved...

What is the armor of God? Should it be seen as literal is the armor symbolic of something else? Finally, how do we put it on? Jason called in to our radio broadcast to ask about Ephesians 6 and the true meaning of putting on spiritual armor. In this short clip, I share my thoughts with Jason. I hope this is an encouraging reminder to you to keep the Gospel message simple and always focused on Jesu...

Jamal from Florida called to ask for my thoughts on… altar calls revivals and rededications Listen as I discuss these three modern-day church practices and how we might see them through a new covenant lens. Enjoy! We hope you enjoyed this episode. Since we're a nonprofit organization, episodes like these are only made possible by friends like you. You can help us continue sharing God's message of...

When you truly grasp the new covenant of God’s grace, it changes everything—including how you pray. You realize you’re fully forgiven, deeply loved, and clean and close to Him. There’s no need to beg or plead for what’s already yours in Christ. But what about the messy, everyday stuff—your pain, anxiety, and tough decisions? Should you still ask God for help? Can you really be that raw and real wi...

Diane from Nazareth, Pennsylvania would like to help her two friends rebuild their marriage together, but she just doesn’t know where to start. So Diane called in to our radio program to get some ideas. Listen as I share with Diane some of the major ways in which marriages can start to go wrong: score-keeping and trying to win not identifying the real enemy in a conflict hanging onto resentment an...

Anthony from Tennessee called in to our radio program to ask about the Parable of the Wedding Feast. Many are called? Few are chosen? On what basis are they chosen? And what does their clothing have to do with it? In this short clip, I address Anthony’s questions and discuss the true and liberating meaning of this often misunderstood parable. Enjoy! We hope you enjoyed this episode. Since we're a...

Some Christians have heard that if you’re feeling sad, discouraged, or overwhelmed, you must be doing something wrong—that “real” faith means always feeling joyful and victorious. But what if that’s not just unhelpful… but completely untrue? In this , I answer a heartfelt question about sadness and whether feeling low is somehow unspiritual. We take a look at what Scripture actually says—and it’s...

People talk about freedom in Christ all the time, but what does “freedom” even mean? This was Steve’s question when he called in from Decatur, Indiana. In this short clip, I address Steve’s question and talk about the various aspects of our freedom in Jesus Christ. Enjoy! We hope you enjoyed this episode. Since we're a nonprofit organization, episodes like these are only made possible by friends l...

Hebrews 12:14 says that there is a sanctification (or holiness) without which no one will see the Lord. Does this mean that some believers won’t be holy enough to see God? This was Jamal’s question when he called in from Florida to our radio program. In this short , I address the meaning of sanctification and the healthy interpretation of Hebrews 12. Enjoy!

It’s a common belief that sounds spiritual—and even Biblical: God forgives us as we forgive others. But is that actually the Gospel? If you’ve ever been told God’s acceptance depends on you being endlessly nice, sweet, and forgiving, then you need to hear this call. Because that idea isn’t just misleading—it’s dangerous. In this episode, I unpack Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness, including His parab...

Michael from Ontario, Canada called in to our radio program to ask for a good definition of legalism. In this short clip, I talk with Michael about the dangers of legalism. I also share what we need to believe concerning rightness with God in order to avoid legalistic pitfalls. Enjoy!

To whom is the book of James written? To Christians only, or to unbelievers, or to both? And what should we make of James 4 when it addresses sinners who need to be cleansed and have their hearts purified and draw near to God? In the short clip, I address this important question. Enjoy! We hope you enjoyed this episode. Since we're a nonprofit organization, episodes like these are only made possib...

Some churches and denominations seem to wave a magic wand over Scripture, affirming lifestyles that are clearly not of God. Maybe you have a friend or family member engaged in a way of life that you know is sinful, and it has you wondering if they’re actually a believer. Can we always judge a book by its cover? After all, only God knows the heart. We may express our disapproval of behavior not ali...

With earthly contracts, there are two or more parties involved, and sometimes there’s a cancellation clause. This clause lets one party back out of the deal if certain conditions are not met. Daniel from Louisiana called in to our radio program to ask if the New Covenant has a cancellation clause. Is there any way that we can willfully back out, break the covenant, and thereby lose our salvation?...