InGrace with Jim Scudder

Could the Jewish Temple be rebuilt in our lifetime? From red heifers to ancient instruments and modern renderings, preparations are unfolding right now in Israel. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he investigates the growing movement behind rebuilding the Temple—and what it means in light of Bible prophecy. Join the adventure!

If works do not save us, why does the Bible say faith without works is dead? James and Paul are answering different questions—one before God, the other before people. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he brings clarity to this often-misunderstood passage.

How do faith and works really fit together in the Christian life? Romans and James aren’t contradicting each other—they’re answering different questions. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explains how we are justified before God by faith alone, and how our works reveal that faith to the world.

If baptism were required for salvation, what would that mean for the thief on the cross? Scripture consistently shows that eternal life comes through believing in Christ, not through water. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he clears up confusing passages and explains why faith alone saves—without adding works.

Can water really wash away sin, or does it point to something greater? Scripture shows that baptism pictures what Christ has already done—His death, burial, and resurrection. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explains what baptism means, what it does not mean, and why faith in Christ alone brings forgiveness.

What if you could walk the Temple Mount with someone who has risked everything to pray there? From arrest to assassination attempt, Yehuda Glick’s story reveals why this sacred place still matters today. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he gets exclusive access and explores the fight for freedom of worship at the heart of Jerusalem.

What does repentance really mean—and why has it become so confusing? Scripture shows that repentance and faith work together to point sinners to Christ. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he clarifies repentance biblically and explains why the gospel must be so clear that no one can misunderstand it.

Do we come to God just as we are, or must we change first to be saved? The Gospel of John gives a clear answer. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he begins a careful look at repentance, faith, and what it truly means to come to Christ.

Why does doing the right thing still feel like a struggle? Paul’s honesty in Romans 7 reminds us that victory comes not through willpower, but through walking in the Spirit. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he shares how surrender, trust, and obedience empower believers to overcome the old nature and live out their faith.

Why do believers still struggle with sin if they’ve been made new in Christ? Scripture reveals an ongoing battle between the old nature and the new—and understanding that conflict changes everything. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explains how God has equipped us to walk in victory, not defeat.

What can a migrating bird, a rushing river, and the vast wilderness of Alaska teach us about God? From halibut fishing to mountain railways, creation points once again to a powerful Designer. Join InGrace today to explore Alaska’s wonders and see how the beauty of creation leads us straight to the truth of the Gospel.

What did Jesus really mean when He promised everlasting life? If salvation can be lost, then His words about never thirsting and never perishing fall apart. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explains why eternal life is secure, how passages are often misunderstood, and why God’s seal on the believer cannot be broken.

Can something God gives freely ever be taken away? Jesus compared salvation to a new birth—something that cannot be undone. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he opens the Scriptures to show why eternal life is truly eternal and how nothing can separate a believer from God’s love.

Why would Jesus stop for someone everyone else ignored? In the book of John, Jesus intentionally crosses barriers of prejudice, reputation, race, and sin to reach a lost soul with Living Water. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he reveals how Christ seeks the lost—no matter who they are or where they come from.

What did Jesus say saves a person—faith or works? From the woman at the well to Nicodemus in John 3, Jesus was unmistakably clear about the gospel. Today on InGrace, Jim Scudder continues his series and shows how simple faith, not performance or tradition brings salvation all.

Have you ever looked at the grandeur of creation and marveled at it’s Creator? From Alaska’s misty fjords to towering wilderness untouched by time, God’s handiwork is all around. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he and Bruce Malone journey through Alaska and show how creation points unmistakably to the truth of the Gospel.

Can a life truly be changed in a single moment of faith? Jesus made it clear that forgiveness of sins doesn’t come through effort, but through believing in Him. On InGrace today, Jim Scudder continues his series, “Evangelism Made Simple,” and shows how simple faith opens the door to lasting transformation.

What did Jesus mean when He said, “Your faith has saved you”? In Luke 7, a broken sinner and a proud Pharisee reveal two very different responses to grace. In this message, “The Gospel According to Jesus” Jim Scudder teaches us that forgiveness is received—not earned.

Familiar phrases can sometimes dilute the clarity of salvation? Romans 10 reminds us that believing in Christ is a matter of faith, not expressions, clichés, or traditions. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he continues More Phrases That Corrupt the Gospel and shares the importance of being clear with salvation.

Have you ever heard well-meaning phrases that actually distorts the gospel? Galatians warns that adding even one false requirement can corrupt the message of grace. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he exposes common phrases that confuse salvation and shows why faith alone is what God requires.

After thousands of tons of soil were illegally removed, archaeologists began sifting through the debris and uncovering priceless pieces of Israel’s past. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explores the Temple Mount Sifting Project and the remarkable discoveries that connect us to biblical history.

What happens when people confuse service with salvation? Romans 11:6 makes it unmistakably clear that eternal life cannot be grace and works. Join InGrace as Jim Scudder explains why defining repentance and belief biblically is essential for a clear gospel.

Have you ever wondered how just a little error can completely distort the gospel? Galatians 1 shows that even one drop of works can poison the message of grace. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he begins Discover the Danger of Giving the Gospel Wrong and explains why only faith in Christ—without additions—brings salvation.

Why is it so crucial to receive salvation as a free gift—and nothing else? Scripture makes it clear that eternal life comes by grace, not effort, and must be accepted with simple faith. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he continues Getting the Gospel Right and shows why believing in Christ alone is the only way to be saved.

Have you ever noticed how the Bible makes the gospel wonderfully simple—yet we often complicate it? In Getting the Gospel Right, Jim Scudder shows why salvation must be received as a gift, not earned or improved. Join Jim Scudder on InGrace as he explains how believing in Christ alone brings everlasting life.