Relentless Truth with John Warren

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes These Words In this episode, we discuss justification, imputation, expiation, faith, reason, and other important biblical concepts. We discuss the righteousness of God along with His transcendence. My encouragement to you is to read the Gospel of John and Paul’s Epistle to the Church at Rome if you would like to learn these important, weighty truths. God’s Word is Alive God’...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes My subject this week is the real problem of evil. The issue we talk about most often in this regard is about God being omnipotent and all-loving or omnibenevolent and still allowing evil in the world. The real problem of evil, however, is simply about how God, who is righteous, can declare mankind to be sinful and then justify mankind by faith without compromising His own ri...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes I discuss eleven important keys to success in this episode. These are the critical few areas of focus that will transform your life. These eleven items have proven to be keys to “success” to me over many years. I have shared many of the challenges and struggles of this life, and today I focus on a bit of an action plan with keys to success. Areas of Focus Reading God’s Word,...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes In this episode of Relentless Truth, I discuss the struggles that we all face. It can seem that the world is a dark place, and it can even appear that the darkness is rapidly increasing. Whether we follow the news, our friend groups, social media, our vocation, and even in our families, we can become inundated with the sense that we are facing opposition on almost every fron...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes In this episode of Relentless Truth, I discuss changes in the economy that have occurred, are occurring, and are likely to continue to occur. I discuss consumer credit, the challenges with Americans taking on record consumer debt levels, and the challenges of record interest rates on that debt. I explain the inverted yield curve, inflation, GDP, the national debt, and other...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes In this episode of Relentless Truth, I discuss the challenges of living this life. The implications of the fall, of sin in our world, are all around us all the time. The death of family and friends, medical issues, financial issues, and just the struggles of life can be daunting. The Fear of Missing Out The fear of missing out (FOMO) and the fear of making mistakes that have...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes In this informative episode, Pastor Charlie Parish talks about the challenges of being a Pastor. He explains, in very practical terms, ways that a congregation can and should support their Pastor. Pastors Charlie explains that praying for our Pastors is the most important way we can provide support. He also explains that engagement in the church and deploying our gifts in co...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes My friend, Pastor Charlie Parish, is back with me this week to talk about “the fruits of salvation.” Charlie graciously answers questions like, “what does the Bible say about salvation?” He explains the dangers of thinking poorly about this topic in this important episode. Doctrines of Grace in Salvation We also discuss the nature of man, the nature of God, and doctrines of...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes I don’t like talking about myself, but health issues have been on our minds since the pandemic started a few years ago. Over three years ago, I decided to eat a healthier diet due some health indicators slipping toward an unhealthy range. My wake-up call was a trip to the doctor and the required weigh-in process. Battles I talk about my battle with cancer years ago in this e...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes Maybe it’s just me, but it seems that Christians behave badly toward each other and other people outside of the Christian faith far too often. I see more grudges, posturing, and name calling in the evangelical church than in the secular world sometimes. Why does this happen if we are truly walking by faith? Christians Behaving Badly In this episode I discuss Christians behav...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes Sharla Elton is the Superintendent of Heritage Christian School in Canton, Ohio. She has an MBA, and she has both served on the board and served in a leadership capacity at HCS for many years. She shares her personal story and the story of the miracles at HCS in this incredible episode. I’m not one to use that word, “miracle,” often, but God has blessed the faithfulness of H...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes My guest today is Pastor Charlie Parish of Foothills Community Church in Marble Hill, Georgia. Charlie’s heart is burdened for the Church. Christ’s Church is perfect and pure, but the physical church on earth is struggling. Charlie calls out those who deserve to be called out for liberal drift in the church. The Mission of the Church The mission of the church includes prayer...

Subscribe ▼ Show Notes Charlie Parish is one of those friends I value most. He’s a Pastor, theologian, and Christ follower. Every encounter with him is uplifting and educational. Election, Predestination, and Calvinism In this episode, Charlie explains doctrines of grace. He defines terms such as election, predestination, and Calvinism in a pastorally helpful context. While these doctrines can be...

Charlie Parish is one of those friends I don’t deserve. He’s a Pastor, theologian, and Christ follower. Every encounter with him is uplifting and educational. He tells his story in this powerful conversation. The story is one that is shared in some respects by many, and it is also unique. Charlie explains his concerns for the church and explains what it really means to have a high view of God. The...

Listen Online Subscribe Charlie Parish is one of those friends I don’t deserve. He’s a Pastor, theologian, and Christ follower. Every encounter with him is uplifting and educational. He tells his story in this powerful conversation. The story is one that is shared in some respects by many, and it is also unique. Concerns for the Church Charlie explains his concerns for the church and explains what...

No one seems to be talking about the fact that our National Debt has reached the tipping point. Deficits routinely go unaddressed, and that has been the case for almost 100 years in this country. Poli

Subscribe No one seems to be talking about the fact that our National Debt has reached the tipping point. Deficits routinely go unaddressed, and that has been the case for almost 100 years in this country. Policy wonks point to Japanese monetary policy in an effort to compare an apple to an orange, and they conclude, based on a comparison of debt to GDP, that all is well. It isn’t. Tax Cuts Would...

My guest this week is Katherine Berger. Katherine and her husband Russel are featured in The American Gospel Films and on AGTV a streaming service that I recommend to all of you who seek to grow in

Subscribe My guest this week is Katherine Berger. Katherine and her husband Russel are featured in The American Gospel Films and on AGTV – a streaming service that I recommend to all of you who seek to grow in God’s grace. Their story has been told widely, and I’m grateful that she spent an hour with me to tell the story of God’s faithfulness in her life. Katherine’s Story Katherine’s story is rem...

To understand the Gospel of Jesus Christ, there are two essential pillars of truth that we must address as foundational. An understanding of who God is and clarity on who man is are foundational to al

Listen Online Subscribe To understand the Gospel of Jesus Christ, there are two essential pillars of truth that we must address as foundational. An understanding of who God is and clarity on who man is are foundational to all truth. This week, I discuss “who man is.” Who God Is and Who Man Is Paul and other New Testament writers make it clear that man is desperately lost in sin. We don’t like to t...

Does the U.S. Constitution say that church and state must be separated? Where does the Constitution mention religion? What does it mean when it says, there shall be no religious test? Our politician

Listen Online Subscribe Does the U.S. Constitution really say that church and state must be separated? Where does the Constitution mention religion? What does it mean when it says, “there shall be no religious test?” Religion and the Constitution Our politicians and even the media misquote and misuse the Constitution’s references to religion. The religious test question is particularly abused. Wha...

This episode is intended to encourage you as you live this life walking by faith. I begin with the story of Schroeddie, the cat. And what a story it is. She zooms, scratches, hides, and does other cat