Unashamed Truth

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry examines what Scripture teaches about biblical womanhood in a culture increasingly confused about gender and identity. Drawing from passages like Proverbs 31, Titus 2, and 1 Peter 3, Grant outlines seven virtues of the ideal Christian woman, including faith, devotion to God’s Word, femininity, modesty, submission, and discipleship.This episode lays the biblical foundation for a follow-up conversation with Grace Anna Castleberry focused on practical application for women, wives, and mothers seeking to honor Christ.Listen on your favorite podcast platform or watch on the Unashamed Truth YouTube channel.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with evangelist Ryan Denton to discuss the heart, practice, and theology of evangelism. Ryan shares his powerful testimony of conversion, his calling to open-air preaching, and what it looks like to faithfully proclaim the gospel in public spaces—from college campuses to city streets.Together, they address common objections to Reformed theology and evangelism, showing why a robust belief in God’s sovereignty actually fuels bold gospel proclamation rather than hindering it. The conversation also explores practical ways believers can grow in evangelism, overcome fear, and faithfully share Christ in everyday life.If you’ve ever wrestled with how to evangelize, felt intimidated to speak up, or wondered how doctrine connects to real-life ministry, this episode will both challenge and encourage you to step forward with confidence in the power of the gospel.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry is joined by his wife, GraceAnna Castleberry, for a thoughtful and practical conversation on children in the worship service.Together, they explore the biblical foundation for how the church and the home disciple children, addressing questions many families wrestle with: Should children remain in the main service? What role should children’s ministry play? And how can parents faithfully train their children to love the Lord and His church?Blending theological clarity with real-life pastoral experience, this episode offers guidance for parents, church leaders, and anyone seeking to cultivate a Christ-centered vision for the next generation.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with Matthew Bingham to explore the depth and richness of true Christian spirituality. Drawing from Bingham’s book "A Heart of Flame for God," the conversation confronts the shallowness often found in modern evangelicalism and addresses why many are tempted to look toward Roman Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy for greater depth.Rather than abandoning Protestant roots, Bingham makes a compelling case for recovering the treasures of the Reformed tradition. He introduces what he calls the “Reformation Triangle”—Bible intake, meditation, and prayer—as the ordinary means by which believers grow in communion with God. Together, they discuss how these simple yet profound disciplines form a deeply biblical and historically grounded path for spiritual maturity.You don't want to miss this episode. If you would like to watch this episode, check out our YouTube Channel.

Grant Castleberry interviews Phil Johnson on the life and legacy of John MacArthur, highlighting his commitment to Scripture, expository preaching, and faithful ministry. The conversation also explores striking parallels with Charles Spurgeon, offering insight into enduring biblical conviction across generations. Listen here or watch the full episode on the Unashamed Truth YouTube Channel.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with Dr. Jim Hamilton, Professor of Biblical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and pastor of Kenwood Baptist Church.Together, they explore how Christians are meant to read and interpret Scripture faithfully. What is hermeneutics? Why does authorial intent matter? How should we understand the Old Testament in light of Christ?Dr. Hamilton explains key principles of interpretation, the role of typology in Scripture, and how the Bible tells one unified story from Adam to Christ. Along the way, they discuss practical ways believers can grow in their understanding of the Word through reading, memorization, and meditation.This conversation will strengthen your confidence in Scripture and help you see the glory of Christ on every page.Listen now or watch on our YouTube Channel.Book: Typology-Understanding the Bible's Promise-Shaped Patterns: How Old Testament Expectations are Fulfilled in Christ by Dr. James M. Hamilton Jr.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with theologian Stephen Wellum to explore one of today’s most debated questions: What is the relationship between Israel and the Church?They discuss dispensationalism, the fulfillment of God’s promises, the meaning of the land promise, and the future of the Jewish people. Tracing the storyline of Scripture, this conversation shows how all of God’s promises are ultimately fulfilled in Christ and His people.If you’re looking for biblical clarity on Israel, the Church, and current events, this episode will help you think carefully and faithfully.Watch the interview by visiting our YouTube Channel.

In this episode, Grant Castleberry turns to a question many Christians have wrestled with at some point. How should a believer think about alcohol?With careful attention to Scripture and years of pastoral experience, Grant walks through what the Bible actually says. He shows that alcohol is presented as a gift from God, yet also carries serious warnings when it is misused. The issue is not simply drinking, but the loss of self-control that leads to drunkenness and its consequences.This conversation moves through several key themes. • What Scripture teaches about enjoying God’s gifts.• The real dangers and damage caused by alcohol abuse. • The call for believers to live sober-minded and disciplined lives. • The importance of loving others well by considering the weaker brother. • And the role of wisdom, especially for those in leadership.This is a thoughtful and honest episode that brings biblical clarity to a complicated issue. You can also watch the Unashamed Truth Podcast on our YouTube Channel. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode. 

In this episode, Grant Castleberry sits down with Dr. Kyle Claunch (Associate Professor of Christian Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and elder at Kenwood Baptist Church) for a rich conversation on the doctrine of God and why it matters for every believer.Together they discuss the Trinity, the importance of precise language about God, and key theological truths such as aseity (God’s absolute independence) and divine simplicity. More than abstract theology, this episode shows how knowing God rightly fuels worship, deepens discipleship, and brings real comfort to the Christian life—even in struggles like anxiety.If you’re encouraged by this episode, be sure to subscribe and share to help spread biblical clarity and bold conviction.

What is Unashamed Truth really about?In this episode, Grant Castleberry defines the heart and mission of Unashamed Truth by walking through six biblical contrasts that shape the ministry—local church over platform, depth over numbers, confessional faith over innovation, God-centered over man-centered ministry, experiential Christianity over dead orthodoxy, and gospel over Phariseeism.This episode lays the foundation for everything Unashamed Truth stands for: biblical clarity, bold conviction, and Christ-centered discipleship.Subscribe and stand firm in the truth.Visit our website: unashamedtruth.orgReceive our free monthly gift by clicking here.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel.Follow us on Instagram.

Grant Castleberry is joined by theologian and pastor Andy Naselli for a clear, biblical conversation on the doctrine of predestination. Together they unpack what Scripture teaches about election, God’s sovereignty, human responsibility, and why this doctrine leads to deeper worship rather than fatalism.The episode also explores how God’s sovereign grace fuels evangelism, missions, and confidence in ministry, while addressing common objections to Reformed theology. This thoughtful discussion will challenge your assumptions, strengthen your faith, and magnify the greatness of God.

What truly defines a successful church: numbers or faithfulness?In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry challenges the modern obsession with church growth and calls believers back to biblical discipleship. Drawing from Scripture and the example of the early church, Grant argues that Jesus is far more concerned with the maturity of His people than the size of the crowd.You’ll hear a clear critique of shallow, seeker-driven models, a warning against manufactured growth, and an introduction to the “Power Sweep” discipleship framework that prioritizes Christlike character, doctrinal depth, and spiritual formation.If you care about healthy churches, serious discipleship, and lasting gospel fruit, this episode is for you.Subscribe and join the call for church depth, not church growth.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry is joined by cultural commentator and podcast host Will Spencer for a timely and necessary conversation on the resurgence of anti-Semitism, particularly within segments of the political right.Will shares his remarkable testimony, from growing up in a Jewish home, to years immersed in New Age spirituality, to his conversion to Christ in 2020. Drawing on history, theology, and cultural analysis, he helps define what anti-Semitism actually is, distinguishing between ethnic hatred and what he calls “worldview anti-Semitism”—the belief that Jews are uniquely responsible for the moral, cultural, and economic decay of the West.Together, Grant and Will discuss:• The historical roots of modern anti-Semitic conspiracy theories• Holocaust denial and why it persists• The influence of online subcultures and radicalized media ecosystems• How resentment, bitterness, and scapegoating take hold among young men• The Israel–Gaza conflict and how Christians should think biblically and soberly about Israel• Romans 9–11, evangelism to Jewish people, and the dangers of abandoning Christian charity and truthThis episode is both a warning and a pastoral exhortation. Christians are called to reject lies, resist bitterness, love truth, and remain anchored in Scripture—especially when cultural confusion and spiritual deception are on the rise.Books Mentioned in the Episode:"Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism, and the Politics of Identity"by Nicholas Goodrick-ClarkeA scholarly examination of neo-Nazi ideology, occult Nazism, and modern anti-Semitic movements."KL: A History of the Nazi Concentration Camps" by Nikolaus WachsmannA definitive historical account of the Nazi camp system, based on extensive archival research."Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland" by Christopher R. BrowningA sobering study of how ordinary people became participants in mass murder.Articles by Will Spencer:"The Dangerous Secret Your Young Men Are Keeping: Neo-Nazi Thought Has Entered the Church" "Why are young Christian men trying to rehabilitate Adolf Hitler?" 

In this episode, Grant reflects on several key themes shaping Christian life and doctrine today. He shares about completing his PhD on Martyn Lloyd-Jones and the preacher’s lasting influence on evangelicalism. He then turns to Luke 2, unfolding the humility of Christ’s birth and the wonder of the incarnation—God’s Son entering the world in poverty and weakness for our salvation.Grant also addresses Kirk Cameron’s recent embrace of annihilationism (conditionalism), a view that denies the reality of eternal conscious punishment. With biblical clarity, he walks through the passages that uphold eternal judgment, emphasizing the seriousness of sin, the holiness of God, and the urgent need for faithful evangelism.If you’re seeking steady, biblical conviction in an age of confusion, this conversation will anchor your heart in truth.

In this episode, Grant and GraceAnna Castleberry introduce their brand-new family Christmas tradition, Manger in Danger, an interactive daily devotional designed to help parents lead their children to the true meaning of Christmas: the birth of Christ.For 25 days, families journey through the story of Jesus’ coming using Scripture-centered readings, hands-on activities, and a fun hide-and-seek style game with a wooden manger and Baby Jesus figure. Every day builds anticipation and brings the miracle of the incarnation to life for children in a simple, memorable way.What’s included in the set:• 64-page hardcover book with full-color illustrations• Presentation page for families to record their tradition• 2-page glossary of biblical terms• 2 pages of daily goals and learning themes• Gold-foil stamped book and keepsake gift box• Wooden manger, Baby Jesus in swaddling cloths, and scenic backdrop• God’s plan of salvation presentation• All Scripture from the Legacy Standard BibleManger in Danger is perfect for families with children ages 4–12 and is designed to become a treasured yearly tradition that draws hearts back to the gospel during the Christmas season.Manger in Danger is available for purchase on the Unashamed Truth website.

In this powerful episode, Grant Castleberry sits down with Doug McCary, founder of HisLight International Ministries and host of SWAT Radio, for a candid and biblical discussion on the roles of men and women, biblical complementarianism, and the growing cultural confusion around gender and sexuality.Doug’s story is remarkable—Marine Corps pilot, FBI agent, missionary, and evangelist. After surviving a near-fatal bird strike while flying an AV-8B Harrier, God redirected Doug’s life toward ministry, equipping him to lead men with boldness and conviction. Today, through HisLight and SWAT Radio, he challenges men to stand for truth and live as spiritual warriors for Christ.Together, Grant and Doug talk about:What Scripture teaches about the roles of men and womenThe importance of male leadership in the home and churchHow Christians can hold the line on biblical truth in the face of cultural pressureJohn MacArthur’s convictions on women preaching and why they matterHow men can lead with humility, courage, and grace in a confused worldDoug’s life and ministry are a living testimony of faith under fire—literally and spiritually. You’ll be encouraged, challenged, and equipped to live as a faithful disciple in an age of compromise.📖 Watch now and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more gospel-centered conversations at UnashamedTruth.org.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry explores the opening chapters of Genesis to uncover the roots of a distinctly Christian and biblical worldview. What does it mean to be made in the image of God? Why does the doctrine of creation matter for how we view life, morality, gender, marriage, and human purpose?Genesis is not just the beginning of the Bible—it’s the beginning of everything. In a culture that often rejects biblical authority, returning to the opening chapters of Scripture helps us recover the truth about who God is, who we are, and why it all matters.Also available to watch on our YouTube Channel.Subscribe!

In this urgent episode, Grant Castleberry responds to the assassination of Charlie Kirk—not as a pundit, but as a pastor. With Scripture as his anchor, Grant walks listeners through several pressing questions: Was this a spiritual attack? Where is Charlie Kirk now? Was he a Christian martyr?Drawing from God's Word, Grant unpacks the biblical view of death, spiritual warfare, and eternal hope. This episode offers a bold yet comforting reminder: though Satan rages, Christ reigns—and the blood of the saints is not wasted.

In this episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, Grant Castleberry walks through what it means to have a truly Christian worldview—and why it's essential for every believer. Drawing from Scripture and his ongoing preaching through Genesis, he explains how every worldview answers seven key questions about God, truth, humanity, morality, purpose, and the end of all things. Grant shows how sin clouds the natural mind, but through Christ, believers are given a renewed mind to see clearly, think biblically, and live wisely. He reminds us that the Christian worldview brings wisdom, joy, and strength for life’s trials as we submit every thought to the authority of God’s Word.

In this episode of the Unashamed Podcast, Grant shares the story of how the merger of Capital Community Church and Christ Baptist Church in Raleigh, NC, led to the birth of a new congregation: The King’s Chapel.Grant walks through the biblical convictions, prayerful planning, and steps of faith that brought two churches together for the sake of the gospel. Hear how the Lord united these congregations, the vision for this new season of ministry, and the opportunities ahead as The King’s Chapel seeks to glorify Christ and reach the city of Raleigh.Watch this podcast on our YouTube Channel.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more conversations that equip believers with biblical truth and bold conviction.

In this episode of Unashamed Truth, Grant Castleberry sits down with Dr. Richard Caldwell, pastor‑teacher of Founders Baptist Church in Spring, Texas, for a compelling conversation on expository preaching. Dr. Caldwell shares his rich pastoral and theological insight into the importance of preaching through Scripture verse by verse—emphasizing how this faithful method nurtures spiritual maturity and gospel clarity within the church. If you’re passionate about biblical fidelity, effective preaching, and deepening your walk with Christ, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay connected and receive more Christ‑centered discussions, theological resources, and encouragement for your faith.

In this special edition of the Unashamed Truth podcast, we share a heartfelt and timely conversation recorded at the 2025 Shepherds Conference between Mark MacArthur and Grant Castleberry. With the recent passing of John MacArthur into glory, this interview now serves as a poignant reflection on the life, leadership, and legacy of one of the most influential pastors of our time.Mark MacArthur offers a son’s perspective on his father’s unwavering commitment to biblical truth, his leadership at Grace Community Church, and the convictions that shaped his ministry for over five decades.This episode is more than an interview—it’s a tribute to a man who stood faithfully on the Word of God, unflinching in his conviction and humble in his calling.You can also watch the full video interview on our YouTube channel.Subscribe, share, and join us in honoring the legacy of a shepherd who finished well.

In this insightful interview, Grant Castleberry sits down with Jake Bond, Worship Director at Capital Community Church in Raleigh, NC, to explore the rich and lasting importance of the Psalms in the life of the believer.From personal devotion to corporate worship, Jake shares how the Psalms have shaped his understanding of God's character, deepened his faith, and informed the way he leads worship. The conversation highlights why the Psalms are more than just ancient poetry — they are Spirit-inspired prayers, laments, and praises that train our hearts to respond rightly to God in every season.Whether you're a worship leader, a pastor, or simply a believer longing to grow in your walk with God, this conversation will inspire you to dwell richly in the Psalms.👉 Subscribe for more interviews and gospel-centered content. 🎧 Watch this interview on our YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/Kc1JOrxRk2s “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly… singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs…” (Colossians 3:16)

In this episode of Unashamed Truth, Grant Castleberry sits down with his wife, GraceAnna Castleberry, for a heartfelt and biblically grounded conversation on biblical womanhood. GraceAnna opens up about the challenges and joys of embracing her role as a wife, mother, and homemaker—roles that are often misunderstood or devalued in today’s culture. Together, they explore how God’s Word offers clarity, dignity, and purpose for women, especially in the home and in the church.From Titus 2 discipleship to the countercultural calling of homemaking, this conversation offers encouragement, conviction, and a call to return to the beauty of God’s design.Watch the Full Interview on YouTube: 👉 @UnashamedTruthMinistries (Subscribe for more gospel-centered content and biblical conversations.)Connect with Us:Website: www.unashamedtruth.orgInstagram: @unashamedtruthministriesYouTube: @UnashamedTruthMinistries

In this episode, Grant sits down with Jim Young, President Emeritus of Capitol Commission in Raleigh, NC, for a heartfelt conversation about what it means to finish well in the Christian life. With decades of ministry experience—both in local churches and at the intersection of faith and politics—Jim shares wisdom for leaders, pastors, and everyday believers who want to run the race with endurance and end in faithfulness.From battling pride in leadership to maintaining a heart of humility in seasons of success, Jim offers practical encouragement rooted in Scripture and decades of ministry. His message? Finishing well is not accidental—it’s cultivated through faithfulness, humility, repentance, and a long obedience in the same direction.

In today's episode, Grant delves into Hebrews 12:28-29, exploring the profound reverence and majesty of God. He discusses how God's essence is inherently holy, distinguishing Him from all creation through His purity, righteousness, and perfection. Given the nature of God, our reaction should be one of deep respect and honor.

Numerous issues plague the ministry of the Holy Spirit, often leading to extreme views about His role and purpose in our lives and the life of the church. Some overreact by rejecting any interaction with the Holy Spirit altogether, which isn't supported by Scripture. In this episode, Grant Castleberry delves into the Bible to provide a theological and Scriptural examination of the Holy Spirit's role.

In this special episode of the Unashamed Truth Podcast, recorded live at the 2025 Shepherds’ Conference, Grant Castleberry sits down with Pastor H.B. Charles Jr. for a soul-stirring conversation on prayer. From the private prayer closet to the pulpit, Pastor Charles shares how prayer shapes the pastor, fuels gospel ministry, and anchors the believer in the daily pursuit of God.For your gift of any amount during April, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "The Precious Blood: The Benefits of the Atonement of Christ" by Dustin Benge. This book is an excellent way to prepare your mind and heart as we meditate upon the cross of Christ and celebrate His resurrection during the month of April. To give and receive your book, please click here.

True followers of Christ are spiritually "clean" through their union with Him, the true Vine, not by their own efforts. This connection, enabled by God's Word, sparks new life and faith in believers. Like a branch sustained by the Vine, we are nourished and strengthened by staying rooted in Christ through the enduring power of His Word.For your gift of any amount during April, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "The Precious Blood: The Benefits of the Atonement of Christ" by Dustin Benge. This book is an excellent way to prepare your mind and heart as we meditate upon the cross of Christ and celebrate His resurrection during the month of April. To give and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, Grant sits down with his friend Russ Andrews, founder of "Finding Purpose" men’s Bible study, to discuss Russ’s journey out of theological liberalism and into biblical orthodoxy. Together, they unpack the dangers of liberal theology—a counterfeit Christianity that denies the authority of God’s Word, redefines the gospel, and distorts the person and work of Jesus Christ. Tune in as they explore how to discern truth from falsehood and stand firm in sound doctrine.For your gift of any amount during April, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "The Precious Blood: The Benefits of the Atonement of Christ" by Dustin Benge. This book is an excellent way to prepare your mind and heart as we meditate upon the cross of Christ and celebrate His resurrection during the month of April. To give and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, Grant Castleberry explores the transformative power of the gospel—the good news of how we can be reconciled with a holy God. Delving into the biblical foundations, Grant unpacks the reality of a triune God who created us for communion with Him, the devastating effects of sin that separate us from our Creator, and the incredible hope offered through Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection. Discover how repentance and faith in Christ alone can lead to forgiveness, righteousness, and eternal life in this compelling presentation of the Gospel message.For your gift of any amount during April, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "The Precious Blood: The Benefits of the Atonement of Christ" by Dustin Benge. This book is an excellent way to prepare your mind and heart as we meditate upon the cross of Christ and celebrate His resurrection during the month of April. To give and receive your book, please click here.

Join Grant Castleberry in this episode as he dives into Romans 5:1–8, unpacking the promise of salvation and the unshakable hope it offers Christians—the certain return of Jesus Christ. Far from a vague wish, this expectation is a rock-solid reality that ignites confidence and deepens faith for believers. For more details about Unashamed Truth, check out our website!

In this episode, Grant Castleberry dives deep into the heart of John 12:1–8, examining the profound display of devotion by Mary of Bethany to Jesus. As Mary anoints Jesus with costly perfume, her actions raise questions about the nature of worship and sacrifice. Join us as Grant introduces this passage and be encouraged to deepen your devotion to Christ.For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

Join Grant Castleberry as we explore John 20:19-23, where Jesus commissions His disciples with a transformative mission after His resurrection. This episode delves into the command to spread the gospel, baptize believers, and teach Christian doctrine worldwide. We discuss the significant moment in the upper room, where fear turns to peace upon Jesus's appearance, emphasizing reconciliation with God.For a gift of any amount to Unashamed Truth, you will receive a free gift. To give, please visit here.

The gospel is about Christ as our substitute. In our own merit, we stand condemned before a holy God. But in His love, God provided His Son to take our place. On the cross, Christ bore the punishment we deserved, satisfying God's justice. Through His sacrifice, we are justified, not by our works, but by His righteousness. Christ, our substitute, is the only way we can be saved. On today's episode, Grant Castleberry explains this beautiful gospel truth in more detail.

In this special edition of the Unashamed Truth podcast, Grant Castleberry sits down with country music star Granger Smith for an in-depth conversation. They delve into a wide range of topics, discussing not only Granger's musical journey but marriage, family, theology, church, and ministry. Throughout the episode, you will gain insight into the challenges and triumphs Granger has faced, providing a look at the man behind the music.Visit our YouTube Channel to watch this interview:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l2m8lDnQE4&t=11s

In this episode, Grant reflects on Christ’s words in John 14:1–4, discussing how the promise of heaven comforts believers as they anticipate eternal glory with Christ. He explores the assurance of a place prepared by Jesus—a place of peace and unending fellowship—highlighting how this promise sustains us through life’s challenges.Click here to visit our website for more information about our ministry and to become a monthly partner.

Being spiritually "clean" is inseparable from being a true follower of Christ—a purity not earned by our own efforts but granted through our union with Him, the true Vine. This vital connection is made possible by the Word of God, which brings new life to those who believe. When God’s Word is spoken and received, it plants seeds of faith that grow within us. Just as a branch draws life from the Vine by being attached, we are spiritually sustained and nourished by remaining connected to Christ through the lasting strength and grace of His Word.

In today's episode, Grant explores Paul's insights from Romans 5:1–8, exploring profound reality of suffering that accompanies every believer's journey in Christ. He emphasizes that suffering is not merely an obstacle but a divinely appointed opportunity for growth and sanctification. According to Paul, the trials and tribulations we face are orchestrated by God with a sovereign purpose: to mold us into the image of His Son and to demonstrate His glory through our lives. Grant highlights how these challenges, though often painful, are integral to our spiritual development and a testament to our faith in God's ultimate plan.

In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry reflects on the profound beauty of salvation, drawing from the Apostle Paul’s words in Romans 5:1–8. This key passage is a cornerstone of Christian doctrine and faith, diving deep into themes of justification, peace, suffering, and the overwhelming love of God. 

The glorious words of John 15:12–16, where Jesus tells us to love one another, are a stark reminder that if we don’t love others, our faith is dead, and we do not know Christ. The true, legitimate test of being a disciple of Christ is to love the people of God. In other words, you can’t love Christ and not love His people. We are to be known by our love.

At its core, Christianity is a journey from spiritual blindness to the clarity of truth found in Christ. Today on Unashamed Truth, with Grant Castleberry, we learn about the primacy of truth found only in the Lord Jesus Christ. Stay tuned until the end, when we offer you a free book for a gift of any amount to Unashamed Truth.To give or for more information, please click here.

In this episode, Grant Castleberry tackles one of life’s most important and pressing questions: "What is truth?" In a culture flooded with shifting ideologies and conflicting voices, understanding truth from a biblical perspective is more crucial than ever. Grant dives into the foundation of the Christian worldview, unpacking how Scripture defines truth, why it is central to our lives, and how the gospel provides clarity in a world that often denies absolutes.During the month of January, for a gift of any amount, receive "How to Eat Your Bible" by Nate Pickowicz. Give now by visiting our website.

When someone becomes a Christian, they join a cosmic war that is going on between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness. It’s not a fight of throwing punches or using physical weapons, but it’s about what people believe is true and what is not true. Descriptions of this spiritual battle are all throughout the Bible, and on today’s podcast, Grant Castleberry, begins to talk about this battle that Christians have with the world.

In addition to being a woman of the Word of God, the ideal Christian woman is also dedicated to devotion in prayer to the Lord. Prayer is vital in all aspects of the Christian life. In today's episode, Grant offers some practical teaching regarding the importance of prayer in the life of all Christian women.

In a society that seems confused about who and what a woman is, the Bible remains very clear. On today’s episode, Grant Castleberry, pastor of Capital Community Church in Raleigh, NC, explores various biblical passages that teach us specific characteristics of Christian womanhood. This is a timely message for all believers.

Jesus defines eternal life as a knowledge of God and Christ whom God has sent. Though there is a sense in which all people have a knowledge of God, only those who know him personally through Jesus Christ have eternal life. On today’s episode, Grant takes us to John’s gospel, chapter 17, and Jesus’ words about the knowledge of God and how that corresponds to eternal life.

In today's episode, Grant delves into Hebrews 12:28-29, exploring the profound reverence and majesty of God. He discusses how God's essence is inherently holy, distinguishing Him from all creation through His purity, righteousness, and perfection. Given the nature of God, our reaction should be one of deep respect and honor.4

In today’s episode, Grant Castleberry addresses widespread misinterpretations concerning the Holy Spirit’s role and presence in the Christian life. Some responses are so extreme that they either exaggerate or completely disregard His influence. These approaches do not align with Scripture. Grant provides a theological and Scriptural examination of the Holy Spirit’s true ministry.

Today, numerous issues plague the ministry of the Holy Spirit, often leading to extremes. Some overreact by rejecting any interaction with the Holy Spirit altogether, which isn't supported by Scripture. In this episode, Grant Castleberry delves into the Bible to provide a theological and Scriptural examination of the Holy Spirit's role.