Ten Minutes of Grace

Gods sovereignty and predestination influences our definition of grace. It is one of our core theologies of Christianity that affects how we live. It is the lens through which we interpret grace. What if there is a different way of defining gods sovereignty and predestination.

Grace seals us into the Body of Christ and religion unseals us. Can a saved person get unsealed? Maybe we need to question our definition of salvation. We must continue to question and be very careful how we interpret the Bible because it affects our thoughts and actions.

Words matter. Our definition of words influences our interpretation of the Bible and creates our theology. Theology is the systematic study and development of religious beliefs. Theology has a great impact on how we live our life. How do you define good works or good fruit? What does the Christian life look like? Are we commanded to live a sinless life or to be free?

Giving people freedom scares us. We are taught that asking “why” and questioning traditions and standards is lack of faith. But control is really the underlying issue. There is a power struggle between law and grace. Our understanding of God’s love influences our understanding of grace. Why can’t we let people live free under grace?

Beliefs drive our emotions and actions. We are passionate about ideas and experiences because of something we have been taught and know. We are conditioned in our beliefs from a very young age. How is the truth that you are telling yourself driving your actions? Is the knowledge you have been taught truth or untruth?

Are you searching for more meaning and purpose in your life? Are you free to live a life of purpose? I believe our happiness is found in freedom: freedom to be our true self. Gods grace frees us to live a life with great meaning and purpose. In this first episode we will begin to search out and uncover our true identities.