Offensive Grace Podcast

Online communities can provide encouragement, teaching and connection—but can they replace people who actually know us?Prompted by Tony Reinke’s 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You, Kent, Alex and Frank discuss the difference between a digital village and embodied Christian community. They explore echo chambers, cultural and generational diversity, the awkward work of developing friendships, hospitality, corporate prayer and the temptation to consume community without helping create it.Real community includes people we would not necessarily choose. It requires time, inconvenience, disagreement and the willingness to remain present when leaving would be easier. Sometimes the person you wish would invite you is waiting for you to make the first move.What kind of community has shaped your life—and whom could you invite into it?

In this solo episode, Frank reflects on the unexpected journey of the Offensive Grace Podcast—how it has evolved, the impact it’s beginning to have, and why he’s enjoying the process more than he expected. He also shares some thoughts on organized religion, the purpose behind the podcast, and why stories have such a powerful way of connecting with people.Looking ahead, Frank talks about his excitement for bringing more guests onto the podcast and creating space for people to share their own stories and perspectives. He also invites listeners into the conversation, emphasizing that Offensive Grace isn’t just about the voices behind the microphones, but about the people listening and the conversations that can grow from it.

In this episode, we explore how the meaning and context of Biblical words can shape—or sometimes distort—the way we understand Scripture. The conversation moves from the Biblical idea of the church as a gathered people rather than a building or institution, to the importance of reading Scripture in its historical and linguistic context.From there, we examine the purpose of Scripture, Jesus as the living Word, and the nature of faith itself—not simply as intellectual agreement, but as a gift from God that transforms how we see and experience truth. We also discuss the "faith once delivered to the saints" and how questioning long-held theological systems can lead us back to a simpler focus on Christ.TakeawaysUnderstanding Biblical words in their original context can significantly change how we read Scripture.The church is fundamentally a people gathered around Christ, not a building or institution.Scripture points beyond itself to Jesus, the living Word.Biblical faith is more than intellectual belief; it is a gift from God that changes how we see and live.Examining inherited theological systems can help bring our focus back to Christ.

Jesus’ parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son reveal a God whose love and grace are far more extravagant—and scandalous—than we often realize. We explore the cultural context that would have made these stories shocking to Jesus’ original audience, the very different perspectives of the younger and elder sons, and a father who refuses to love either of them according to what they deserve. At the heart of the conversation is a powerful question: What if the greatest reward isn’t what the Father gives us, but simply knowing and being with the Father?

The conversation explores forgiveness, reconciliation, and the role of communion in our spiritual lives. We discuss what it means to trust and submit to Jesus Christ, particularly when following Him requires us to confront hurt, resentment, and the difficult work of forgiveness.The discussion examines why forgiveness can be so difficult, the damage caused by holding on to unforgiveness, and the distinction between forgiveness and reconciliation. We also consider the challenge of forgiving ourselves and the importance of honestly acknowledging hurt rather than ignoring it. The conversation then turns to non-resistance and the tension between the call to forgive and our instinct to protect ourselves and others, ultimately exploring how forgiveness can lead toward healing, freedom, and restored relationships.

In this episode, we explore the often misunderstood concept of deconstruction—what it means, how the term has been used and misused, and why critically examining our beliefs does not necessarily mean abandoning faith. We discuss the tension between certainty, faith, and humility, and consider how questioning long-held assumptions can become an opportunity to pursue truth more deeply and develop a faith rooted in Christ rather than tradition, culture, or inherited beliefs.The conversation also examines the damage caused by dogmatic and judgmental expressions of Christianity and the important distinction between being offended by the behavior of Christians and being offended by Jesus Himself. Ultimately, we discuss deconstruction not simply as tearing something down, but as a journey of examining what we believe, pursuing what is true, and reconstructing a faith that can withstand honest questions.

Ryan shares his personal testimony of coming to faith and the events that led him to question the teachings of the church in which he was raised. The conversation explores the importance of examining doctrine in light of Scripture, the value of careful theological study, and the process of pursuing truth with humility and conviction.The discussion also reflects on the challenges of leaving a close-knit religious community, finding a new church family, and growing through authentic discipleship and Christian fellowship. Ryan shares how God has led him into opportunities for ministry through the Gideons and local prayer gatherings, emphasizing a life of faith, obedience, and the ongoing call to "Follow Jesus Further."

This episode explores the biblical purpose of work, friendship, and everyday life through the lens of the gospel. The conversation examines how meaningful friendships shape us, encourage our faith, and help us pursue the mission God has given each of us. Rather than viewing work as merely a way to earn a living, the hosts discuss how every vocation can become an act of worship when approached with gratitude, excellence, and a desire to glorify God.The discussion also considers the relationship between creativity, contentment, and hope. True fulfillment is found not in our circumstances but in knowing Christ, allowing us to find purpose even in ordinary tasks while still looking forward with anticipation to what God has promised. By embracing both contentment in the present and hope for the future, believers can live with greater joy, faithfulness, and a renewed perspective on work and daily life.

The conversation explores the biblical importance of discernment and how Christians can navigate difficult conversations with both conviction and compassion. Rather than treating discernment as merely human wisdom, the hosts discuss it as a work of the Holy Spirit that enables believers to distinguish truth from error while reflecting the character of Christ.The discussion examines the challenge of speaking truth in love, emphasizing that humility, trust, and genuine relationships often make difficult conversations more effective than winning arguments. The hosts also consider how believers can engage people with differing perspectives without compromising biblical truth, demonstrating both courage and grace.The episode concludes by examining the lifelong process of sanctification. While spiritual growth requires intentional pursuit and obedience, true transformation is ultimately God's work. As believers fix their eyes on Jesus and submit to the Holy Spirit, their minds are renewed, their character is shaped into His likeness, and discernment grows as a natural fruit of a deeper relationship with Christ.Key TakeawaysBiblical discernment is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit, not simply human wisdom.Truth is most effective when it is communicated with humility, love, and genuine compassion.Trust and authentic relationships create opportunities for difficult conversations that arguments alone cannot.Christians are called to engage differing viewpoints without compromising conviction or sacrificing grace.Sanctification is both an intentional pursuit and the transforming work of God in the believer.Growing in the knowledge of Jesus is the foundation for spiritual maturity and increasing discernment.

This episode explores what it truly means to delight in God rather than merely believe in Him. The conversation examines how our view of God's goodness shapes the way we worship, pray, obey, and experience His presence. The hosts discuss the relationship between love and obedience, the joy of receiving God's gifts without making them idols, and the invitation to find genuine rest through communion with Christ.The discussion also addresses the powerful influence of fear and the human desire for control. The hosts explore how fear often reveals misplaced trust and subtle forms of idolatry, keeping us from experiencing the freedom and security found in God. Through practical encouragement, they offer ways to cultivate a deeper awareness of God's presence in everyday life, delight in His Word, embrace solitude with Him, and abide in Christ. The episode concludes by returning to the gospel as the foundation for a life marked by joy, peace, and lasting rest in Jesus.

This conversation explores what it means to experience genuine communion with God, moving beyond simply talking to Him toward living in continual fellowship with Him. The discussion contrasts speaking to God with speaking with God, emphasizing prayer as a two-way relationship marked by listening, rest, and enjoying God's presence throughout everyday life.The episode examines prayer as the place where heaven and earth meet, inviting believers to participate in the shared life and fellowship of the Trinity. It also addresses common obstacles to intimacy with God, including shame, fear, distraction, and spiritual dryness, while encouraging intentional, honest communication with Him.The hosts discuss practical ways to cultivate a deeper prayer life, including spoken prayer, prayer walks, worship during daily activities, and learning to recognize God's presence in ordinary moments. Throughout the conversation, they encourage believers to pursue a relationship with God that is rooted not in obligation or performance, but in communion, trust, and delight.

The discussion explores the biblical meaning of the curse that entered the world through the fall, examining how it has shaped every aspect of human life and the world around us. From there, the conversation turns to God's plan of redemption through Christ, explaining how the gospel breaks the power of the curse and restores believers to new life. The episode also considers what it means to live faithfully in the present, emphasizing dependence on God in the ongoing struggle against sin and the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Finally, it looks beyond this life to the reality of eternal rewards, encouraging Christians to live with an eternal perspective and confidence in the hope of the gospel.TakeawaysThe Curse and RedemptionImpact of the CurseRole of Christians in the WorldEternal Impact of Our Actions Rewards for faithful living are discussed in the context of the new heavens and new earth.The impact of the curse and the role of the gospel in redeeming individuals from its effects are explored.Chapters00:00 The Curse and Its Impact23:12 Eternal Impact of Our Actions29:35 Rewards for Faithful Living38:00 The Impact of the Curse and the Role of the Gospel53:00 Struggle with Sin and Reliance on God

This episode explores the sufficiency of Jesus through the lens of Romans 14, focusing on how Christians can maintain unity despite differing convictions on non-essential matters. The discussion examines the relationship between conscience, freedom, and judgment, emphasizing the importance of respecting one another's convictions while remaining centered on Christ.The conversation highlights the call to avoid judging fellow believers, to extend grace where sincere differences exist, and to pursue peace and mutual edification. Ultimately, the episode encourages Christians to find their identity and unity in Jesus rather than in complete agreement on every issue, demonstrating how love and humility can preserve fellowship amid disagreement.

This episode traces a journey of faith, devotion, and spiritual upheaval. Raised in a deeply religious environment, the speaker embraced church life wholeheartedly, serving through teaching, leadership, and eventually ordination as a deacon. After years of commitment and ministry, lingering questions and doctrinal concerns began to surface, leading to a season of intense soul-searching and internal conflict.What followed was a painful path marked by doubt, difficult conversations, rejection, and ultimately excommunication from the community that had shaped much of life and identity. Through the loss came profound grief, uncertainty, and the challenge of rebuilding faith outside familiar structures.Yet the story does not end in despair. Along the way, new relationships, honest conversations, and unexpected sources of support helped illuminate a different path forward. It is a story of wrestling with deeply held beliefs, pursuing truth at great personal cost, and discovering renewed hope, freedom, and spiritual growth on the other side.

A story of faith, doubt, and the search for truth. This conversation follows a difficult journey out of a long-held religious community, exploring doctrinal differences, church discipline, and the personal cost of following one's convictions. Along the way, we discuss excommunication, the challenge of finding new fellowship, and the path toward healing. Through hurt, offense, forgiveness, and the work of the Holy Spirit, this episode reflects on finding peace, freedom, and a deeper trust in Christ.

This episode follows one man’s journey through faith, identity, and personal transformation. The conversation explores the influence of family, church culture, and deeply held beliefs, while tracing the tension between tradition and truth. Questions once left unasked eventually lead to a turning point — confronting fear, challenging the status quo, and stepping into a deeper understanding of grace, community, and authentic faith. Along the way, the discussion highlights the value of mentorship, discipleship, and living out faith beyond routine religion.

This conversation explores the paradoxes found in the Gospel, the overwhelming reality of God’s unconditional love, and the true heart of Jesus toward broken people. The discussion wrestles with the nature of faith, the character of God, and what it means that Jesus is “gentle and lowly” in heart.The episode also dives into unity in Christ, the pursuit of truth, and the tension of walking together despite differing convictions and interpretations. Along the way, the conversation highlights the importance of humility, being willing to grow and change, and learning how to disagree without division.TakeawaysParadoxes in the GospelUnderstanding God's Unconditional LoveThe Nature of God's Emotions Unity in ChristThe Importance of TruthOpenness to ChangeRespectful DisagreementChapters00:00 Exploring the Paradoxes of the Gospel16:25 Understanding God's Unconditional Love25:07 The Nature of God's Emotions40:31 The Gentle and Lowly Heart of Jesus47:11 Respectful Disagreement

This conversation examines the relationship between God’s heart and human behavior ( i.e., Do our actions affect the way God "feels?"), while also challenging common assumptions about why Christians gather together in the first place. Rather than reducing church to obligation, routine, or performance, the discussion points back to the church as a living community of believers drawn together by the gospel itself.The episode also wrestles with the tension between genuinely pleasing God and falling into empty religious habits. Daily devotion, renewing the mind, and walking with Christ are discussed not as lifeless duties, but as the natural overflow of a relationship shaped by grace. Throughout the conversation, the focus remains on the draw of the gospel, the freedom found in Christ, and the difference between outward ritual and inward transformation.

The conversation covers the vision and inspiration behind the podcast, the purpose of the podcast as a source of encouragement and community, the structure and content of the podcast, and the origin of the podcast title 'Offensive Grace'. It explores the concept of offensive grace, personal experiences with grace, and the struggle with control, contribution, and perfectionism. The freedom found in humility is also highlighted.TakeawaysThe process of creating a podcast Offensive graceThe power of graceThe struggle with control and contributionThe challenge of perfectionismThe freedom in humilityChapters09:50 Purpose of the Podcast22:27 Podcast Content and Structure30:27 Personal Experience with Offensive Grace38:34 The Struggle with Control and Contribution

The conversation explores experiencing and walking in the Holy Spirit, especially during difficult times when His presence may feel distant. It reflects on the story of Joseph as an example of transformation and guidance through hardship, emphasizing the Holy Spirit’s role in shaping decisions and character. It also highlights the importance of living in alignment with the Spirit, the value of community, and the central role of God’s sovereignty in the gospel.Key TakeawaysExperiencing the Holy Spirit can feel challenging during difficult seasonsWalking in the Spirit requires trust and surrender to His guidanceJoseph’s story illustrates transformation through God’s leadingCommunity and spiritual alignment are essential for growthGod’s sovereignty is foundational to understanding the gospelChapters06:30 Experiencing the Holy Spirit25:07 Walking in the Spirit32:28 The Journey of Joseph37:38 Living in Alignment with the Holy Spirit49:24 The Sovereignty of God

The discussion examines the difference between conscience and conviction, how each is formed, and how the Holy Spirit shapes both. It considers the influence of upbringing, personal study, and spiritual guidance on what a person believes and holds firmly.It also addresses the leading of the Holy Spirit—what it means to follow Him, the difficulty of surrendering control, and the challenge of discerning His voice. The conversation contrasts man-made systems with the sufficiency of Christ, emphasizing the Spirit’s role in guiding believers beyond human structures.TakeawaysConscience vs. ConvictionRole of the Holy SpiritFormation of Conscience and Convictions Guidance of the Holy SpiritThe Holy Spirit's role in leading and speakingChapters00:00 Understanding Conscience and Conviction10:27 Formation of Conscience and Convictions42:02 The Holy Spirit's Guidance01:02:32 Man-Made Systems and the Holy Spirit

The discussion addresses information overload, emphasizing the necessity of church community and fellowship. It examines the gap between hearing and living the Word, highlighting prayer and humility as essential. It explores the law of liberty as a source of redemption and freedom from sin, clarifies the difference between belief and action, and underscores the freedom found in Christ. The central theme is transformation through genuine faith and its tangible impact on how one lives.TakeawaysThe importance of community and fellowship in the churchThe concept of changing the way we think and its impact on our livesBelief vs. ActionFreedom in Christ

This monologue tells about a journey from Florida to Kansas, family estate dispersal, and then shifts to musings on family dynamics and reflections on parenting and family atmosphere.TakeawaysFamily unity and harmonyParenting approach and family bondsChapters00:00 Traveling from Florida to Kansas06:39 Family Dynamics12:02 Reflections on Family Dynamics17:53 Parenting and Family Atmosphere

This conversation explores the topic of the Kingdom of Heaven. The discussion delves into understanding the Kingdom of Heaven and concludes with a focus on practical living as a child of the king. The conversation touches on the proof of discipleship through love, the kingdom of God in the midst of His people, the spiritual reign of God in His children, the encouragement of faithfulness in waiting for the King, and the importance of preaching to oneself. It emphasizes the impact of love as a proof of discipleship and the significance of verbalizing truth and confessing to oneself and to the Lord. The discussion meanders into the concept of the power of confession and belief, the significance of the kingdom of heaven and the mustard seed parable, the ultimate sign of growth and the purpose of worship, and the importance of prayer and thanksgiving. It also emphasizes the need for exhorting one another daily.TakeawaysKingdom of Heaven is a spiritual kingdomRepresenting the king through love and worshipPractical living as a child of the King.Love as a proof of discipleshipThe importance of preaching to oneself Confession and belief have a powerful impactThe importance of exhorting one another dailyChapters00:00 Practical Living as a Child of the King25:44 The Proof of Discipleship32:22 The Spiritual Reign of God43:15 Preaching to Oneself52:02 The Power of Confession and Belief59:57 The Ultimate Sign of Growth and the Purpose of Worship01:05:17 Prayer and Thanksgiving

The conversation explores the themes of openness to revision, the positive nature of disagreement, confirmation bias and sacred cows, the responsibility of a Christian, and the concept of the law of liberty. It delves into the importance of being open to revising beliefs, the value of disagreement, the impact of confirmation bias, the responsibility of Christians, and the liberating nature of the law of liberty. The conversation delves into the distinction between performance-based religion and grace, the role of the law, the gospel's fulfillment of the law, the importance of wisdom and community, and the significance of rejoicing with others. It emphasizes the value of understanding the law, doing things out of love for God, and the impact of jealousy on the soul.TakeawaysOpenness to revisionDisagreement as a positiveConfirmation bias and sacred cowsResponsibility as a ChristianThe law of liberty, and understanding the difference between doing things to fulfill the law and doing things out of love for God.The importance of valuing the law while not making adherence to the law a means of earning God's favor.Chapters00:00 The Power of Disagreement07:00 Responsibility as a Christian31:55 The Law of Liberty39:25 Performance-Based Religion vs. Grace44:36 The Gospel Perfecting the Law53:00 The Role of Wisdom and Community

The conversation delved into the concept of sacred cows in religious practices, emphasizing the importance of the gospel as a filter for interpreting and understanding these practices. It explored the significance of cultural and historical context in shaping religious beliefs and the impact of conscience on personal religious convictions.TakeawaysSacred cows and their impactEmotions and the power of words Sacred cows in religious practicesThe importance of the gospel as a filter for sacred cowsChapters00:00 Understanding Sacred Cows39:13 The Sacredness of Religious Practices45:36 The Person vs. the Book57:39 Cultural Sacred Cows01:06:12 Contextual Interpretation01:12:12 The Gospel as a Filter

This conversation delves into the challenges of asking good questions, whether there is a transactional nature to the Christian life, and the significance of faith in personal and spiritual growth. The conversation explores the themes of human response to God's calling, the nature of prayer, the pursuit of God, and the recognition of human limitations in contrast to God's sovereignty. It also explores the concept of God's purpose and the role of faith in understanding divine contradictions.TakeawaysAsking good questions is a valuable skill that fosters meaningful conversations.The transactional nature of Christian life involves effort and pursuit, leading to personal and spiritual growth. Human response to God's calling is motivated by God and not by personal righteousness.Prayer is a powerful but underutilized tool for Christians, and the pursuit of God through prayer and study is essential for spiritual growth.

The conversation delves into the laser focus on the gospel and the impact of grace and truth in communication. It explores the sinner-saint dynamic in prayer, highlighting the paradoxical nature of self-identity and the relationship with God. The discussion then turns to the themes of prayer and relationship with God, the power of words and vision, and the importance of fasting and discipline. It explores the significance of audible prayer, the impact of spoken blessings, and the vulnerability of sharing one's vision.TakeawaysLaser focus on the gospelThe power of grace and truth in communication Prayer and relationship with GodThe power of words and visionThe importance of fasting and disciplineChapters00:00 Laser Focus on the Gospel23:27 The Sinner-Saint Dynamic in Prayer32:03 The Power of Words and Vision37:46 The Importance of Fasting and Discipline

This conversation explores our understanding of who God is, how we perceive His character, and how those beliefs shape the way we pray. It underscores prayer not merely as a discipline, but as a means of knowing and enjoying God Himself. Central to the discussion is the idea that our concept of God directly influences both the content and posture of our prayers. The dialogue also examines the pursuit of a genuine relationship with Him, drawing parallels to personal and business growth that require intentionality and long-term investment. It highlights human responsibility in seeking God, the challenge of viewing prayer as a sustained commitment rather than an immediate transaction, and the importance of supportive community in cultivating a faithful prayer life.TakeawaysPrayer is a means to know and enjoy God.Our concept of God shapes our prayers and how we pray. Pursuing a relationship with God requires human responsibility and effort.Prayer is a means of grace and requires effort and consistency.

The conversation covers the concept of suffering in Christianity, and the responsibility of making the word of God fully known. The conversation covers topics such as humor in prayer, the interpretation of scripture, and the challenge of holding tension in faith. It also delves into the issue of taking a strong stance on contested topics without imposing it on others. The conversation covers various topics including the evolving concept of God, and the nature of prayer. It also delves into the personal experiences and perspectives of the speakers regarding their faith and spiritual journey.TakeawaysUnderstanding suffering in ChristianityResponsibility of making the word of God fully known Humor in prayer reflects a personal and informal relationship with God.Interpreting scripture requires an acceptance of tension and a focus on the main truths.Taking a strong stance on contested topics should not lead to imposing beliefs on others.The evolving concept of God and the nature of prayer

The conversation covers a range of topics including Jesus as the head of the church, the doctrine of the incarnation of Jesus and its implications. The conversation delves into the themes of reactive beliefs, erroneous doctrine, understanding and wrestling with beliefs, God's guidance into all truth, reconciliation and blamelessness, and the role of the Holy Spirit.TakeawaysIncarnation of JesusThe deity of ChristThe role of the Holy Spirit

This conversation delves into the concept of Jesus as the head of the church, exploring the preeminence of Christ and the understanding of headship in the church. It also discusses the role of leaders in the church and the importance of following Christ as the head. Additionally, it explores the nature of the church and its members, as well as the concept of excommunication and church membership, emphasizing the spiritual union and perfection of the church in Christ. The conversation delves into the definition of the church and its significance, exploring the impact of judgment and excommunication on individuals within the church community.TakeawaysJesus as the head of the churchUnderstanding the concept of headship in the church The definition of the church and its significanceThe impact of judgment and excommunication on individualsChapters00:00 Jesus as the Head of the Church35:32 Leadership and Headship41:31 The Church and Its Members53:40 Excommunication and Judgment

The conversation begins with an introduction to the mission work in Honduras, followed by a detailed discussion of Rhonda Jackson's story and her impactful work in Honduras. The establishment and success of the school in Honduras, along with the challenges and faith involved in mission work, are explored. The conversation then transitions to a biblical discussion and reflection on Jesus as the Image of God. The conversation delves into the nature of Jesus as the image of God, the preeminence of Christ, and the relationship between Jesus and God. It explores the physical body of Jesus, his role in the church, and the pursuit of knowing Christ. The discussion also touches on the firstborn overall creation and the humanity of Christ, providing insights into the nature of Jesus and his significance in the Christian faith.TakeawaysHonduras mission workThe preeminence of ChristChapters00:00 Introduction to Honduras Mission Work32:08 Transition to Biblical Discussion and Reflection on Jesus as the Image of God44:07 Jesus as the Epitome of God's Characteristics49:40 Jesus as the Image of God and His Miracles55:58 The Preeminence of Christ and His Role in the Church01:02:29 The Firstborn Overall Creation and the Nature of Jesus

The conversation begins with a brief introduction, then transitions into an exploration of the journey and impact of Epaphras, followed by a deep dive into the contrast between worldly strength and Godly strength. The conversation delves into the intersection of God's kingdom and the worldly kingdom, the importance of preaching the gospel to oneself and others, and the concept of success and God's blessings. It explores the personal walk and purpose, the danger of strong will and determination, and the power of success. Additionally, it discusses the love of God and anxiety, emphasizing the need to preach the gospel every day and the concept of mercy and justice in the gospel.TakeawaysThe journey and impact of EpaphrasThe contrast between worldly strength and godly strength The intersection of the two economies: God's kingdom and the worldly kingdomThe importance of preaching the gospel to oneself and othersChapters00:00 Introduction and Pronunciation of Colossi32:26 Understanding Godly Strength53:05 The Two Economies58:10 Abraham and God's Chosen01:03:42 The Danger of Strong Will and Determination

This episode is a discussion on Paul's letters and their context within early Christian communities. The significance of Paul's transformation and ministry journey is highlighted, providing valuable context for understanding his letters and their significance. The early Christian communities, often small house churches, receive Paul's pastoral care, evident in his letters. The conversation delves into the influence of Peter and the impact of his actions, the concept of love for all the saints and its significance, the difference between being nice and being kind, the hope laid up in heaven, and practical applications and reflections.TakeawaysPaul's letters often begin with a clear presentation of the gospel before moving on to practical application.Paul's transformation and ministry journey provide valuable context for understanding his letters and their significance.The early Christian communities were often small house churches, and Paul's pastoral care for them is evident in his letters. The influence of Peter and the impact of his actionsThe concept of love for all the saints and its significance

A conversation around understanding what Christians call "The Word".

A discussion about our identity in Christ.