Gospel Truth Project

In this deep-diving and thought-provoking episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason is joined once again by special guest and friend, Brandon, to tackle the weighty and often misunderstood doctrine of sin. Moving beyond the modern cultural idea of simply "making a mistake," Jason and Brandon look to the original biblical languages and the early church fathers to uncover what sin truly is—a rebellious disease of the flesh that separates us from God's perfect moral law.Join us as we explore:Defining the Terms (Ad Fontes): A deep dive into the original Hebrew (chata, pesha) and Greek (hamartia, anomia) to understand how "missing the mark" leads to an enslaving condition of lawlessness.The Sin Cycle: Breaking down James 1 and 1 John 5 to understand how fleshly temptation gives birth to sin, and what it actually means for a sin to "lead to death".The Tripartite Law: Understanding the difference between God's civil, ceremonial, and eternal moral law, and why Christians aren't hypocrites for avoiding the works of the flesh while eating shellfish.Works of the Flesh vs. Fruit of the Spirit: A hard look at Galatians 5 and why true grace is not merely God overlooking our sin, but the divine power granted by the Holy Spirit to actively stop sinning.Whether you are struggling with the exhaustion of repeated failure or seeking clarity on the biblical cost of discipleship, this conversation is designed to point you directly to the Great Physician. Grab your Bibles, open your hearts, and let's get into the meat of the Gospel.Check out gospeltruthproject.com for a deeper dive into this topic on the blog, join the Discord to submit your questions, and don't forget to grab a copy of A Nobody's Opinion to study alongside these deep dives.

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week, Jason is flying solo to tackle a foundational question that the modern church often avoids or misunderstands: What does it actually mean to be a Christian?It is easy to claim the title of "Christian" based on intellectual agreement, cultural upbringing, or a one-time prayer, but Scripture paints a far more demanding and beautiful picture. Returning strictly to the original Greek texts and drawing directly from the teachings of the apostles, we look at why true Christianity is not just about what we believe, but who holds our undivided allegiance.Join us as we explore:The Core Definition: Looking at Acts 11 to see how the early church in Antioch understood the label of "Christian" as an exclusive loyalty to the party of Christ.Faith vs. Belief: Unpacking the Greek word Pistis to show why genuine, saving faith goes beyond mental agreement and reshapes how we live.Grace and Obedience: Harmonizing Ephesians 2 and James 2 to demonstrate that while salvation is entirely by grace, true obedience is the inevitable fruit of the Holy Spirit's transforming work.The Danger of Divided Allegiance: Why spiritual substitutes—from New Age crystals and tarot cards to religious superstitions—function as rival allegiances to Christ's absolute Lordship.The Role of Church History: Understanding how early church writings, like the Didache or Clement of Rome, serve as valuable historical witnesses to apostolic authority rather than new revelation.Grab your Bible, get ready to dig into the text, and let’s define our terms together. Christ is King!(To read the blog post this episode is based on, visit thegospeltruthproject.com. For an even deeper dive into defining these core biblical truths, check out Jason's book, A Nobody's Opinion, available now.)

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week, Jason is joined once again by Brandon (who is practically a co-host at this point!) to dive deep into one of the most foundational and debated doctrines of the Christian faith: Salvation. We hear the word "saved" all the time in modern religious circles, but what does it actually mean? Is it merely a one-time prayer that guarantees a ticket to heaven, or is it a dynamic, living relationship?In this episode, we tackle the big questions: What exactly are we being saved from? Is the popular concept of "once saved, always saved" biblical, or is salvation a race that must be endured to the very end?Join us as we explore:The Three Tenses of Salvation: Understanding how we have been saved (Justification), are being saved (Sanctification), and will be saved (Glorification).Exegeting John 6:44 & Calvinism: A gentle but firm look at TULIP, irresistible grace, and what it truly means when the Father "draws" us.The Early Church Fathers: Discovering what the Didache, Irenaeus, and Justin Martyr had to say about human free will and the absolute necessity of enduring faith.Relational Security: Why comparing salvation to a marriage covenant beautifully balances God's unfailing faithfulness with our human free will.Grace vs. Works: Breaking down Prevenient Grace and why responding to God's rescue operation (like emptying a dirty cup to receive living water) isn't a work, but an act of saving faith.Whether you've been walking with the Lord for decades or are just beginning your faith journey, this episode will challenge you to move beyond "cheap grace" and embrace the robust, transformative, and active path of true biblical salvation.Get Involved & Support:Read the Blog: Dive deeper into the notes for this episode and check out our other posts (like our breakdown of the Didache) at gospeltruthproject.com.Join the Conversation: Hop into our Discord group or hit us up on Facebook to ask questions or suggest future topics.Support the Show: Check out our merch store or make a donation! 100% of profits are split to charities carefully chosen by our research team.Subscribe & Follow: Catch every episode of The Gospel Truth Project on RSS.com, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen!

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week, we are kicking off Season 4 with a foundational and challenging conversation. Jason is joined once again by returning guest Brandon for a deep dive into a topic that the modern church often misunderstands: Righteousness.In this episode, we tackle the big questions: What does it actually mean to be righteous? Is it just a legal standing before God, or does it require a transformed life? Can we rely on a "get out of jail free card," or are we called to something far greater?Join us as we explore:Imputed vs. Imparted Righteousness: The beautiful, biblical tension between the objective legal standing of innocence freely credited to us through faith in Christ, and the active, transforming life of holy obedience produced in us by the Holy Spirit.The Danger of "Cheap Grace": Why the idea that we can continue in habitual, unrepentant sin fundamentally contradicts the call to true discipleship and the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5).The Heart Over the Law: Breaking down Jesus's words in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5) and why He crushed the Pharisees' external rule-keeping, demanding the total surrender of the human heart instead.Spiritual Warfare & The Holy Spirit: How stepping into a life of obedience actually turns up the "volume" of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives—and why the enemy fights hardest when we are on the right track.Ad Fontes (To the Sources): Exploring the original Greek context of 1 John 3:7 to understand what it meant to the first-century church to "practice righteousness."Whether you are struggling with the exhaustion of legalism or seeking clarity on the cost of discipleship, this conversation is designed to point you directly back to the cross. We cannot emulate God's moral character in our own strength; it requires the radical, regenerating power of the New Birth and the daily, agonizing surrender of our will to the Holy Spirit.Grab your Bibles, open your hearts, and let's get into the meat of the Gospel.(Don't forget to check out the full blog post on Righteousness dropping this week at gospeltruthproject.com!)

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week, it’s a Jason solo episode, and while we aren't diving into a specific biblical message today, this is a crucial update on the heart and future of GTP. As we wrap up Season 3 and look ahead to Season 4, Jason shares the vision of the podcast: to equip the Ecclesia to read the Bible in context, rather than pulling verses to fit a narrative.In this episode, we tackle:The Danger of Out-of-Context Scripture: Why verses like Jeremiah 29:11 need to be understood in their historical and biblical framework, not just as a "prosperity" guarantee.Equipping the Church: How the GTP Discord community is actively building up believers with prayer, apologetics, and deep-dive theological studies.Moving from Milk to Meat: The calling to push past basic Christian sayings and dig into the deep, rich truths of the faith.The True Gospel: A reminder that our works will never be perfect enough for heaven, and our confidence must rest solely in the grace of Christ.What's Next for Season 4: Get ready for more guest scholars, apologists, connected blog posts, and our official launch in early June.If you want to grow in your faith, understand the Word, and be part of an iron-sharpening-iron community, you won't want to miss this update. Find our Discord and read the blogs at gospeltruthproject.com!

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week, host Jason is flying solo (Dylan is out) and gives a quick update on the audiobook recording for his book, A Nobody's Opinion, before diving deep into a crucial, foundational topic: defining our biblical terms.In a world where cults and cultural Christianity often use Christian vocabulary but rely on a completely different dictionary, how do we know we are actually speaking the same language? Jason emphasizes the importance of going Ad Fontes (to the original sources) to expose false claims and solidify true, historical, Christ-centered orthodoxy.In this episode, we tackle the big questions: What does it actually mean to call yourself a Christian? How do we engage with fringe groups or door-to-door missionaries who use the same biblical words but entirely change their meanings?Join us as we explore:Ad Fontes & Prima Scriptura: Why getting to the root of the original Greek and Hebrew text is vital, and how early church writings can help us understand Scripture without replacing its ultimate authority.Defining the Terms: A deep dive into the original, historical meaning of words like Christian (Christianos), Belief/Faith (Pistis), Grace (Charis), and the Sabbath.The Nicene Test: Defining the non-negotiable core of historic Christianity that unites believers (The Trinity, the Virgin Birth, the dual nature of Christ, salvation by grace, and the bodily return of Jesus).Apologetics in Action: Practical "Socratic Questions" you can use when talking to friends or members of the LDS church and Jehovah's Witnesses to expose doctrinal errors.Equipping the Saints: A look at free study tools like Blue Letter Bible, BibleRef, and Catena Bible to help you study the Word for yourself.Don't just take Jason's word for it—grab your Bible, look up the original languages, and test everything against Scripture!Resources mentioned in this episode:Blue Letter Bible (App & Website)BibleRef.comCatenaBible.comA Nobody's Opinion by Jason CooperTo read our latest blog posts, check out our merch, or support the podcast, visit us at gospeltruthproject.com.

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! This week is a special milestone—Jason and Brandon are sitting down for their very first IN-PERSON recording! No screens, no remote delays, just two friends with their Bibles open (and bellies full of sushi) diving deep into one of the most foundational, yet complex, doctrines of the Christian faith: The Trinity.In this episode, we tackle the big questions: What does it actually mean that God is three distinct Persons but one Being? Does the Bible really teach the Trinity, or did the Council of Nicaea just make it up? (Spoiler alert: It’s all over the text!).Join us as we explore:Genesis 1 & John 1: The beautiful connection between Elohim and the Word who was God.The Danger of Bad Analogies: Why explaining God as an egg, a shamrock, or water actually leads to the heresy of Modalism.The "I AM" Statements: How Jesus boldly used the Greek Septuagint to declare His deity during His trial.The Holy Spirit: Defending the personhood of the Spirit against the idea that He is just an "impersonal force," and addressing the difficult topic of the unforgivable sin.Exegesis vs. Eisegesis: Why getting to the root of the original Hebrew and Greek text is vital for understanding what the authors actually meant in their historical context.Whether you're a long-time believer trying to wrap your mind around this majestic doctrine or someone exploring the faith for the first time, this conversation will remind you of the depth, power, and relational beauty of our Triune God. As Jason reminds us, you don't need a perfect intellectual grasp of the Trinity to be saved—you just need faith in Christ Jesus—but studying who God truly is brings us to a place of profound awe and humility.Plus, stick around for some fun tangents about Star Trek conventions, the value of the Blue Letter Bible app, and a powerful testimony of how the Holy Spirit is moving in the world today.Grab your study Bible and join the conversation!(Note: Dylan will be jumping back on with us very soon!)

Welcome back to the Gospel Truth Project! After surviving a sudden banishment to the wilds of Florida, complete with lizard attacks and the capture of a remarkably un-mutant, non-ninja box turtle, Jason has returned to the studio. This week, he is joined once again by returning fan-favorite guest, Brandon, to tackle a massive, life-changing topic: The Fruit of the Spirit.But before they can talk about the fruit, Jason and Brandon have to talk about the Root. The guys kick things off by exploring the true identity of the Holy Spirit. Spoiler alert: He is not an impersonal cosmic force, an "active energy," or a Star Wars reference. He is the third Person of the co-equal, co-eternal Trinity, the divine seal of our salvation, and the life-giving sap flowing between the Vine (Christ) and the branches (us).Once the foundation is laid, Jason and Brandon dive deep into Galatians 5:22-23. They break down why the Apostle Paul intentionally uses the singular word for "Fruit" (karpos). It’s not a buffet where you can load your plate with "joy" and skip the "patience"; it is a singular, unified harvest of Christlikeness. They discuss the three relational spheres of the Fruit, how to avoid the dangerous ditches of legalism and "cheap grace," and why true spiritual growth comes from abiding in Christ, not by white-knuckling your way to good behavior.Expect some robust Greek exegesis, a few hard truths about cultural Christianity, a tangent about God's favorite animal (is it the donkey?), and a highly debatable corporate analogy from Brandon that frames God as the ultimate CEO.Grab your Bibles, check your spiritual branches, and tune in for an episode full of laughs, Socratic questions, and deep biblical truth.Key Scriptures Mentioned:Galatians 5:16-26John 15:4-8John 16:13-14Ephesians 1:13-14Matthew 7:15-23Resources & Terms to Look Up:Pneuma: Greek for SpiritKarpos: Greek for FruitMenō: Greek for Abide/RemainThe Nicene Creed (381 AD)

In this deep-diving and thought-provoking episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason is joined once again by special guest and friend, Brandon. While Dylan is away this week, Jason and Brandon tackle a fundamental and often misunderstood topic in modern Christianity: the true difference between mere belief and biblical faith.Diving into scripture and the original Greek, they break down the difference between intellectual assent and saving faith. They unpack why having perfect theology isn't enough, contrasting the danger of "cheap grace" with the costly, lifelong allegiance required of true discipleship. The conversation also explores crucial theological concepts like exegesis versus eisegesis, the defining differences between grace and mercy, and the active nature of Agape love.At the end of the episode, listeners are challenged with two critical questions: Have you merely believed about Jesus, or have you yielded your life into His new covenant? And does your life reflect the obedience of a son or the fear of a servant?Grab your Bible, get ready to check the scriptures yourself, and join us for this powerful conversation!

Welcome back to The Gospel Truth Project Podcast! Today, Jason is riding solo to tackle a struggle many of us are facing right now: Apologetics Fatigue.If you are feeling battered by theological debates at family dinners, ideological battles in the workplace, or toxic comment sections online, this episode is for you. How do we hold the line for historic Christian orthodoxy in a post-Christian culture without our hearts becoming cold, cynical, or arrogant?Join Jason as we dive deep into the original Greek, early church history, and practical tactics to help you keep a "soft heart and a sharp mind." We aren't called to win arguments; we are called to point people to the Kingdom.In This Episode, We Discuss the original medical term used for "restore" and why biblical apologetics is like setting a broken bone, not amputating a limb. The fascinating first-century pagan history behind Paul’s warning about being a "noisy gong or a clanging cymbal." Learn why you don't have to argue anyone into the Kingdom by the sheer force of your intellect. God’s grace goes before you! Why Christians should never play the "gotcha" game. Jason breaks down how to use Steel-Manning and Socratic Questions to dismantle false ideologies with gentleness and respect. The hard truth that even if you have perfect exegesis and flawless logic, you will still face rejection. Jesus was the perfect apologist, and they crucified Him.Scripture References:1 Peter 3:15Galatians 6:11 Corinthians 13:1-2Titus 2:11 & 2 Peter 3:9John 1:14 & John 15:182 Timothy 3:16Resources & Study Tools Mentioned:Blue Letter Bible (For Greek/Hebrew word studies)Strong's ConcordanceEarlyChurchWritings.com (Referencing Ignatius of Antioch and the Didache)Quote of the Episode: "Apologetics is not about amputating a limb, it's setting a broken bone. It requires firmness to get the bone back in place, which is truth, but it must be done with delicate care, which is grace."Call to Action: Don't just read the Bible—study it! Dig into the Word, check the context, and test everything against Scripture. If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend or a fellow believer who might be exhausted from the culture wars.Subscribe & Follow: Catch every episode of The Gospel Truth Project on RSS.com or wherever you listen to podcasts!

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason sits down with a very special guest, his mom, Janice, to explore her profound testimony of moving from empty, cultural Christianity to a living, breathing relationship with Jesus Christ. Diving into her past struggles with addiction and depression, they discuss how God’s prevenient grace actively drew her out of darkness through a series of vivid dreams. Janice candidly shares what it felt like for the Bible to look like "gibberish" until the Holy Spirit finally lifted the veil, and she exposes the vital difference between repeating a hollow "sinner's prayer" and experiencing the true, life-altering dunamis power of God. Jason and Janice unpack the profound nature of true biblical repentance versus just "looking the part," referencing key scriptures like 1 Corinthians 2:14, Colossians 1:13, and Titus 2:11 to highlight what it truly means to be awakened from spiritual death and translated into the Kingdom of God's beloved Son.

In this deeply personal and timely episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason is joined by special guest and friend, Brandon, to tackle one of the most prevalent struggles in our modern world: anxiety.Brandon opens up with his powerful testimony of battling debilitating anxiety and finding true deliverance by taking his hands off the steering wheel and surrendering control to Jesus Christ. Together, Jason and Brandon dive into what it biblically means to cast your burdens on the Lord (1 Peter 5:7), contrasting the temporary, fragile comforts of Western materialism with the unshakeable, living hope of the Gospel. They explore the dangers of living in a media-driven "upside down" world that constantly feeds our fear, and share practical steps on how to build a disciplined, Christ-centered circle of influence.Crucially, this episode also addresses the clinical reality of mood disorders. Jason and Brandon firmly reject the harmful "spiritual bypass" that shames believers for seeking medical or professional help. They affirm that while God created us as integrated beings of biology and spirit, our identity is ultimately anchored in Christ's finished work, not our fluctuating brain chemistry.Whether you are currently walking through a dark valley of panic or seeking to better support a loved one who is, this episode will remind you that you are not alone, God is entirely good, and the ultimate victory has already been won.

In this powerful episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast , host Jason sits down with guest Danielle Anderson to explore her incredible journey of faith, healing, and obedience. Diving into Danielle’s memoir, From Darkness to Light , they discuss how God used life-threatening illnesses like stage four cervical cancer and sarcoidosis to peel back the layers of her past and prompt her to share her story. Danielle candidly shares her experiences of overcoming an abusive relationship , learning the vital difference between just looking like God versus truly reflecting His heart , and the importance of guarding our God-given gifts from worldly compromises. Jason and Danielle unpack the profound power of forgiveness and reference key scriptures like Proverbs 4:23 and the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25 to highlight what it means to live and work strictly for the Lord. Listeners will also get an exclusive sneak peek at Jason’s upcoming Christian accountability app, "Prayer Flare," and Danielle's upcoming projects. Join Jason and Danielle for a moving conversation that will encourage you to trust in God's unconditional love , release the baggage of unforgiveness , and step boldly into the calling He has for your life.

In this vital episode, "Faith Alone, But Never Alone," we dive headfirst into one of the most intense debates in church history, seeking to shatter the confusion between legalism and lawlessness. We’ll start by anchoring ourselves in the glorious truth that we are saved by grace through faith, and that this is a gift from God, not a result of our own striving (Ephesians 2:8-9). Then, we’ll pivot to the hard-hitting reality of Scripture, challenging the modern epidemic of "cheap grace" by examining why faith without action is not just weak—it is dead (James 2:17). As we wrestle with the apparent tension between Paul and James, we’ll discover that they aren’t enemies but allies, teaching us that while we are never saved by good works, we are absolutely saved for good works (Ephesians 2:10).Central to our conversation will be the litmus test of true salvation—Jesus’ own warning that not everyone who says "Lord, Lord" enters the Kingdom, but only those who do the will of the Father (Matthew 7:21). We’ll peel back the layers of our own lives, asking if our faith is merely intellectual assent or a living allegiance to the King (Luke 6:46). And because a good tree cannot bear bad fruit (Matthew 7:18), we’ll explore how the Holy Spirit transforms our desires, moving us from duty to delight as we pursue holiness (1 Peter 1:15-16). This episode is a call to wake up—reminding believers that genuine faith always produces a transformed life, and that our obedience is the overflow of our love for Him (John 14:15). So whether you’re wrestling with doubt or ready to deepen your walk, get ready for a powerful time of theological clarity and conviction—because the Gospel doesn’t just save us from the penalty of sin; it saves us from the power of it!

Why do different Bibles have different books? What happened to ancient texts like Enoch, the Gospel of Thomas, or Susanna in Daniel 13? And no—despite what you've heard, the Council of Nicaea didn’t decide what belongs in your Bible.In this eye-opening episode, Dylan and Jason dive into one of the most fascinating and misunderstood topics in Christian history: how we got the Bible. Together, they explore the formation of the biblical canon across centuries, separating fact from fiction and breaking down what was accepted, what was rejected, and why. Topics Covered:What canon means and how early Christians recognized ScriptureWhy some books (like Enoch) were quoted but not canonizedHow the Greek Septuagint influenced Catholic and Orthodox Old TestamentsThe role of Church Fathers like Jerome and Augustine in shaping the canonA breakdown of key councils (Hippo, Carthage—not Nicaea!)Why books like the Gospel of Thomas or Shepherd of Hermas didn’t make the cutDifferences between Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, and Ethiopian BiblesWhat the Reformation did—and didn’t do—to the biblical canonDebunking myths around “lost” books and conspiracy theories Key Takeaways:Canon was recognized through usage, not voted into beingJude quoting Enoch doesn’t make Enoch Scripture—context mattersChurch tradition played a huge role—but not all traditions agreeDespite differences, the core of the Bible has been incredibly consistentWhether you're a curious believer, skeptical listener, or deep theology nerd, this episode brings historical clarity and gospel-centered truth to a topic that affects every Christian's faith foundation.Listen in as Dylan and Jason unpack 2,000 years of biblical history in under an hour—no seminary degree required.

In this episode, we explore the sacred calling of biblical teaching—what it means to ‘teach the Word’ (2 Timothy 4:2) and ‘rightly handle the truth’ (2 Timothy 2:15) with both boldness and love. From Jesus’ Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) to Paul’s charge to Timothy, we’ll break down Scripture’s commands for teachers, including how to correct error (Titus 1:13), encourage growth (Colossians 3:16), and avoid the pitfalls of pride (James 3:1) or shallow doctrine (1 Timothy 4:16). With insights from the early church and practical steps for today, this episode equips you to teach God’s Word faithfully, whether in a pulpit, small group, or everyday discipleship.

In this exciting reunion episode, "The Reunion! GTP Strikes Back," we reconnect with open hearts, celebrating how God has been moving in our lives since we last gathered. We’ll start by catching up, sharing personal testimonies of growth, challenges, and divine faithfulness, anchored in the assurance that "He who began a good work in you will carry it to completion" (Philippians 1:6). Then, we’ll take a step back to marvel at the grand story of Scripture—tracing God’s redemptive plan from Creation to the Cross and beyond—because understanding the Bible as one unified narrative deepens our worship and discipleship (2 Timothy 3:16-17). As we reflect on our own spiritual journeys, we’ll dive into the vital role of biblical accountability, discussing how iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17) and why we’re called to bear one another’s burdens in love (Galatians 6:2). Central to our conversation will be the overwhelming, transformative love of God—how His grace meets us in our brokenness and compels us to live boldly for Him (1 John 4:19). We’ll also peel back the masks we often wear, challenging one another to embrace raw, authentic community where confession and healing can flourish (James 5:16). And because faith without action is dead (James 2:17), we’ll reignite our passion for the Great Commission, exploring how to share the Gospel with both truth and compassion in a divided world. This episode is a call to unity—reminding believers that we’re stronger together, equipped not by our own strength but by the Spirit, as we run this race with endurance (Hebrews 12:1-2). So whether you’re a longtime listener or just joining us, get ready for a powerful time of encouragement, conviction, and renewed purpose—because the Gospel isn’t just a message; it’s a movement, and we’re part of it!

In this engaging solo episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason tackles the complex and often debated topic of predestination and election within the Christian faith. Diving into scripture, he unpacks the concept of "God choosing specific people to follow Him" and examines how this idea aligns with biblical teachings. Jason explores key passages such as Ephesians 1:3-4 and Matthew 22:14, addressing their contexts and implications. He also discusses the tension between God's sovereign choice and human free will, providing clarity on how these concepts intersect. With thoughtful analysis and practical insights, Jason aims to demystify this challenging topic, helping listeners understand how God’s call and our responses fit into the grand narrative of salvation. Join Jason as he navigates these profound questions and encourages a deeper grasp of God's divine plan.

In this inspiring solo episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, host Jason embarks on a compelling exploration of the biblical mandate to make disciples and spread the good news of Christ. With boldness and clarity, Jason delves into the teachings of the Bible, illuminating the call for believers to step out in faith, love, and understanding as they serve God by loving others. Drawing from scripture and personal insights, he challenges listeners to embrace their role as ambassadors of Christ, equipping them with practical wisdom to engage with the world around them. Join Jason on this transformative journey as he shares heartfelt encouragement and actionable steps to fulfill the Great Commission and make disciples in our communities and beyond.

In this thought-provoking episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, hosts Dylan and Jason delve into the profound theme of respect as outlined in the Bible. With insightful discussions and a deep dive into scripture, they explore how the Bible guides us to live lives rooted in respect for others and authority. They discuss the principles of honoring one another, loving our neighbors, and submitting to rightful authority in a way that aligns with the Bible's teachings. Join us in discovering the transformative power of respect as we navigate the rich wisdom of the Gospel, seeking to apply these timeless truths to our daily lives.

In this enlightening episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, hosts Dylan and Jason embark on a journey to demystify "Christianese," that unique language filled with terms and phrases that can be bewildering to newcomers and non-believers. Through thoughtful discussions and relatable insights, they decode these terms and shed light on their meanings. But it doesn't stop there – Dylan and Jason go a step further by exploring how Christians can communicate their faith more effectively, using everyday language that resonates with everyone. Join us for an episode that bridges the gap between Christian terminology and relatable communication, as we strive to connect more authentically with a diverse world.

The Gospel Truth Project podcast, led by the dynamic duo of hosts Dylan and Jason, offers a refreshing journey into the heart of Christian faith. With insightful discussions, relatable insights, and a commitment to clarity, Dylan and Jason demystify complex theological concepts and biblical truths, making them accessible to all. Whether you're a seasoned believer or just beginning your faith journey, this podcast serves as a trustworthy guide, fostering a deeper understanding of the Gospel's timeless wisdom. Join us as we explore faith, life, and the transformative power of God's Word with Dylan and Jason on the Gospel Truth Project.

Tune into a captivating episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, where hosts Dylan and Jason lead a transformative conversation on the essence of worship that goes far beyond the melodies. In "Let's Talk Worship," they delve into the depths of authentic worship from a Christian biblical perspective. Through insightful discussions and scriptural insights, Dylan and Jason unravel the misconception that worship is confined to Sunday songs. Exploring how true worship is a holistic lifestyle rooted in love, devotion, and surrender to God, they illuminate the biblical principles that guide us to express our reverence in all aspects of life. Join in to discover the profound beauty of genuine worship and how embracing it can deepen our faith journey and draw us closer to our Creator.

Embark on a heartwarming journey of faith with hosts Dylan and Jason in this touching episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, as they delve into the boundless and transformative theme of God's love. Through thoughtful reflections and profound biblical insights, Dylan and Jason explore the depth of God's unwavering love for all humanity, exemplified by His sacrificial act. Discover how this divine love serves as the cornerstone of Christianity, urging believers to not only receive but also radiate this love to others. By drawing connections between Scripture and personal experiences, they offer a compelling perspective on how reflecting God's love can catalyze positive change in both our lives and the world. Tune in to explore the profound implications of God's love and learn how to become vessels of His transformative compassion in our relationships and communities.

Join hosts Dylan and Jason in this enlightening episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast as they delve into the vital aspects of preaching and teaching within the framework of Christian faith. With a deep dive into the Bible, Dylan and Jason explore the profound responsibilities and accountability that come with sharing the Gospel message. Through insightful discussions and scriptural analysis, they highlight the significance of accurately conveying God's truth while nurturing spiritual growth and understanding. By examining passages that underscore the importance of faithful teaching, they unpack the ethical dimensions of preaching and the transformative impact it has on both individuals and the broader Christian community. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the weighty task of preaching and teaching, and how aligning with biblical principles can shape a more profound and authentic faith experience.

Join hosts Dylan and Jason in this inspiring episode of the Gospel Truth Project podcast, where they delve into the heart of Christian living—serving others. Drawing wisdom from the Bible, Dylan and Jason explore the transformative concept of "Live to Serve." Through engaging discussions and contextual insights, they unpack the profound teachings of Scripture that call believers to emulate Christ's example of selflessness and compassion. By examining key passages and sharing practical anecdotes, they illuminate the significance of servitude in our faith journey. Tune in to discover how living to serve aligns with the core principles of Christianity and how embracing this transformative perspective can profoundly impact our lives and the world around us.

In this inspiring episode of our Christian faith podcast, we delve into the profound theme of "Living a Life of Humility According to the Bible." Drawing from the timeless wisdom of Scripture, our hosts explore the essence of humility as exemplified by Jesus Christ. Through poignant examples and biblical teachings, we unravel the transformative power of humility in our relationships with God and others. We reflect on how embracing humility leads to spiritual growth, genuine compassion, and a deeper connection with our Creator. Join us as we embark on a journey to embody the virtue of humility, seeking to emulate the life of Christ and cultivate a spirit of servitude in our daily lives.

In this eye-opening episode of GTP, we tackle the prevalent issue of the most common verses taken out of context. With a passion for biblical accuracy, we explore well-known verses often misinterpreted or misapplied. Our hosts shed light on the importance of understanding the historical context, original intent, and surrounding passages to grasp the true meaning of these scriptures. Through thought-provoking examples and diligent study, we equip listeners with tools to discern and interpret God's Word accurately. Join us as we strive to deepen our understanding of the Bible, avoiding misrepresentations and embracing its transformative power in our lives of faith.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the biblical perspective on "Once Saved, Always Saved," delving into key passages and differing interpretations. With a respectful and enlightening conversation, we examine the foundations of salvation, the question of eternal security, and the tension between divine sovereignty and human responsibility. Our hosts emphasize the importance of studying Scripture in its entirety and encourage listeners to engage in their own prayerful reflection. Join us as we navigate this complex topic, seeking to deepen our understanding of salvation and its implications for our lives of faith.

In this captivating episode of our podcast, Dylan and Jason embark on an enlightening exploration of the Bible, diving deep into the captivating realm of the Holy Spirit. With a burning desire to uncover the truth and dispel any misconceptions, they set out to expose false teachers who misinterpret and misrepresent the teachings about the Holy Spirit.First, Dylan and Jason shed light on the essential role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Drawing from biblical passages and personal experiences, they reveal how the Holy Spirit serves as a divine helper, counselor, and comforter. They discuss the profound ways in which the Holy Spirit assists believers in their spiritual journey, guiding them, empowering them, and fostering a deep connection with God.As the episode unfolds, our hosts delve into the fascinating topic of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. With clarity and insight, they explore the various gifts mentioned in the Bible, such as prophecy, healing, wisdom, tongues, and more. They share personal anecdotes and stories of how these gifts have manifested in their own lives and the lives of others.Additionally, Dylan and Jason highlight the importance of discernment when it comes to the gifts of the Holy Spirit. They discuss how false teachings can distort the understanding of these gifts, leading to confusion and misunderstanding among believers. Armed with biblical wisdom, they equip listeners with valuable tools to identify genuine manifestations of the Holy Spirit's gifts and discern them from misleading or counterfeit practices.

In this episode, Dylan hosts and Jason Co-hosts. They delve into the word of God and bring context, verses, and references to make sure that we can fully understand the word of God. In this episode, they discuss the biggest debates around Jesus, is He God in the flesh? Does Jesus say only God the Father is good and renounce his divinity? Does Jesus ever claim his divinity? All these great questions can be answered by the word and we are called to study, learn, and grow. Enjoy the discussion and remember, always do your own research and check the claims being made with the word. Use context, references, and wording to fully understand the beauty of the Bibles message.

In this episode, we discuss coming back from a few weeks of not recording. We also talk about non salvation level ideas and thoughts we have been seeing on social media. Then we dig into it with christianese terms and how to approach people who are not followers of Christ.

We are back after a hectic 3 weeks of figuring out where we wanted to take this podcast and figure out time change, we come together to discuss "Is this sin?" using questions we got from friends. family, and listeners. This will be one of the biggest series in this podcast and we hope you enjoy.

In this episode, Dylan and I are late night people and discuss the standings of the church. What is it? Is it four walls? Why does it matter? and much more. Hopefully you enjoy our antics as we come together to discuss this fantastic question.

This episode we talk about Bible deconstruction, Where does it come from? What is it? Is it dangerous? What does the bible say? All of this and more!

In this episode of Gospel Truth Project; We answer some questions we get on the topic of sin. What is sin? What can I do about sin? How does God view sin? If God is only good, why is there Sin? And more! Feel free to send us questions on our twitter or discord page so we can answer your faith based questions on the next episode.

In this episode Dylan and myself answer very common questions we see everyday. What is Salvation? How do I know I am Saved? Now saved, now what? Our mission. We ask our users to read up on John 1, Titus, and Galatians 5.

This week, Dylan and I have a discussion about the Prosperity gospel. What is it, is it real, what does the bible say, and more.

This is an introduction to our new podcast! We will be working to get these out once a week as much as we have time to do so.