Guardians of Grace

In this episode Steve Lennart examines John the Baptist's confrontation with the Pharisees and explains how their exchange reveals the judicial language of the new covenant: repentance, Spirit-birth, and works tested by fire. He connects John, Jesus, Paul, and Revelation to show that true Christian living depends on Christ in us, not human effort, and outlines how believers can bear lasting fruit and store up rewards in heaven.

In this episode, Steve Lennart examines John the Baptist’s confrontation with the Pharisees at the Jordan, explaining key "terms of art" in the New Covenant—baptism, repentance, and being baptized with fire. Using passages from Matthew 3, John 3, 1 Corinthians 3, and Revelation, he shows how works done in human strength (the chaff) are burned up, while Spirit-led works (the wheat) are stored as heavenly treasure. Steve emphasizes that repentance means changing one’s mind about who is the source of good deeds, urging listeners to rely on the Holy Spirit so their deeds bear fruit and receive reward in God’s judicial system.

Steve Lenart hosts Guardians of Grace in a focused Bible study on John the Baptist's confrontation with the Pharisees, unpacking the new covenant language behind baptism, repentance, wheat and chaff, and what it means to bear lasting fruit. The episode contrasts human effort with Spirit-led life, explains the spiritual meaning of baptism and circumcision in Christ, and previews a deeper look at the new covenant's judicial system in the next episode.

Host Steve Lennart examines John the Baptist's confrontation with the Pharisees in Matthew 3, highlighting that they came to be baptized and introducing the new covenant meanings behind repentance, baptism, and judgment. Referencing Hebrews 6, Romans 7, and Colossians 2, the episode explains key "terms of art"—dead works, the axe at the root, and the baptism of fire and the Spirit—to reveal how the new covenant's judicial system works. This episode begins a series that reframes familiar gospel passages by teaching the distinct language and legal framework of the new covenant.

Steve Lenart examines John the Baptist’s rebuke of the Pharisees in Matthew 3, explaining new-covenant terms like wrath, repentance, fruit, and the fire and Spirit of baptism. He argues that John’s call was not about avoiding hell but about receiving the Spirit so believers can bear lasting spiritual fruit. Throughout, Lenart connects Matthew 3 to Romans and the New Covenant to reveal how these terms reshape how we read Scripture.

Hosts Bill and Steve explore what it truly means to be a disciple: experiencing the truth of Christ—"the I Am"—so the Spirit can live through us. They contrast human effort and law-based righteousness with relying on God’s Spirit, showing how acknowledging Jesus in all our ways turns off sin and brings freedom, rest, and the power of resurrection life.

The host opens a new study connecting 1 John with the rest of the Bible, focusing on Jesus’ warning in Matthew 7 about judgment. The episode distinguishes judgments we must avoid (condemnation) from righteous discernment — knowing people by the fruit they bear and watching for false prophets and antichrists. Practical guidance is given on fellowship: minister to the lost but do not closely fellowship with those living in the flesh, and give credit to Christ in you to store up treasures in heaven. The episode closes with a prayer asking God to help listeners live by the Spirit and grow in discernment and fellowship that pleases the Lord.

Steve Lennart walks through Romans 9–10 to reveal a fresh perspective on the new covenant: salvation from shame and daily disappointment rather than only eternal deliverance. He contrasts Israel’s attempt to earn righteousness by the law with the Gentiles’ reception of righteousness by faith, explaining how the Spirit in us fulfills the law’s righteous requirements and enables Christ-centered living. The episode emphasizes confessing Jesus as Lord, relying on the Spirit for transformed behavior, and giving Christ credit for the good in our lives so we won’t be ashamed. It points listeners to practical new-covenant living in family, community, and ministry.

Steve Lenart explores the heart of the Christian life: not human imitation of Christ but Christ living inside believers by the Holy Spirit. He traces the theme from Genesis and Old Testament sacrifice through the prophets to Jesus' fulfillment and the birth of the new covenant. Using passages like John 15, John 17, Romans, and Galatians, the episode emphasizes abiding in Jesus, Spirit-empowered obedience, and Jesus' prayer for unity so the world may believe.

Host Steve Lenart opens with gratitude and a personal testimony about his 2016 stroke and humility, emphasizing that the insights shared are from God through him, not from him alone. The episode recaps 1 John chapters 1–4, highlighting the central theme of fellowship with the Father and the Son, the difference between spirit and human nature, the new covenant, and the visible fruit of God’s love in believers. Steve admits he finds 1 John 5 challenging and prays for clarity, inviting listeners to receive revelation and discern how to fellowship in spirit rather than in the flesh.

In this episode the host walks through 1 John to show how the new covenant teaches Christians to experience God and build joy-filled fellowship. He emphasizes that true love is God's love flowing through us—not human effort—and explains how to recognize and manifest that spirit in everyday relationships. Practical encouragement and biblical insight on waiting for God, becoming His instrument, and finding confidence and joy in authentic Christian fellowship.

This episode walks through 1 John and unveils its single life-changing message: learn to fellowship with the Father and the Son through the Holy Spirit, not human nature. It reassures listeners about assurance of salvation and explains how to discern when someone is manifesting the Spirit versus the flesh. Practical and encouraging, the talk urges listeners to abide in God, let His power work through them in daily life, choose healthy fellowship, and experience deeper joy and confidence in their Christian walk.

In this episode the host begins a study of 1 John, explaining that the letter is about the new covenant and spirit-to-spirit fellowship rather than proving or maintaining salvation. He clarifies key themes like discerning the Spirit versus human nature, abiding in Jesus, and how the Holy Spirit’s anointing makes Christian relationships joyful and life-giving. Listeners will learn practical insight for recognizing when fellowship is led by the Spirit, how Christ’s life works through believers, and why this understanding transforms everyday Christian relationships.

This episode is an overview of the book of James, explaining its central thesis: trials test for manifestations of the Holy Spirit, and those manifestations produce spiritual maturity and reward. It covers practical application — asking God for wisdom, being doers of the word, controlling the tongue, patience and prayer of faith, and turning others back to the truth — all framed as living under the new covenant where God works through us.

Host Steve (Guardians of Grace) walks listeners through James 5:8–20, explaining the new-covenant reality where God’s Spirit manifests through believers rather than human effort. The episode emphasizes patience in trials, faith as a manifestation of the Spirit, the power of prayer and anointing for healing, and restoring those who stray from this truth. Practical illustrations (Abraham, Rahab, Job, Elijah) are used to show how waiting on the Lord brings God’s life and wisdom into ordinary fellowship and struggles.

Host introduces the Guardians of Grace podcast, prays for a friend harmed by internet fraud, and shares a passionate study of the letter of James. The episode explains James’s central theme: tests reveal manifestations of the Spirit under the new covenant, where God’s work through us earns heavenly rewards while our self-made prideful deeds burn away. Key passages from 1 Corinthians, Colossians, and Revelation are used to illustrate Christ’s spiritual circumcision, the refining fire that consumes the flesh, and the call to patiently depend on God rather than human effort.

Steve Lenart recounts personal moments of being unexpectedly used by the Holy Spirit and explains his lifelong practice of letting Scripture answer questions. He emphasizes that true faith and righteous words come from the Spirit, not human effort. Using James chapter 4, he contrasts active commands (resist the devil, draw near to God) with the passive work of the Spirit (submit, mourn, humble), urging listeners to depend on the Spirit, give God credit for every good work, and live with humility under God’s guidance.

In this episode Steve explores the book of James, contrasting legalism with the new covenant of grace. He explains how the Spirit of God dwells in believers to produce righteous fruit, especially during trials, and why humility and dependence on God—not human effort—are essential. Listeners are encouraged to see everyday conflicts as tests that reveal either human nature or the Spirit, to submit to God’s power, and to manifest Christ through peaceful, Spirit-filled living.

This episode explores the Book of James, focusing on the idea of manifesting the Holy Spirit under the new covenant. It explains how daily trials reveal either the flesh or the Spirit and shows how Christians live by depending on Gods Spirit to produce righteous deeds and fruit. Key themes include faith and works (Abraham and Rahab), wisdom from above versus earthly ambition, the power of the tongue, and practical encouragement to wait on and rely on the Spirit to bring peace, wisdom, and righteous action.

In this episode Steve walks through James 2:13 onward, reframing "faith without works is dead" as "dormant" and explaining how daily trials test for manifestations of the Holy Spirit. He contrasts the inactive faith of Abraham with the immediate action of Rahab to show how true faith is activated by works. The episode emphasizes the new covenant: Christ’s Spirit living in us does what we cannot, and we are called to give God credit for the good that comes through us, storing up heavenly treasures by letting the Spirit manifest in our actions.

Host Steve walks through James chapter 2, emphasizing James 2:12: "Speak and act as those who will be judged by the perfect law that gives freedom." He explains the new covenant judicial system, the need to give God credit for good works, and how depending on the Holy Spirit—rather than human effort—stores up eternal rewards. The episode challenges listeners to change their daily speech and actions, live by the Spirit, and understand how words can justify or condemn in the age to come.

This episode explores James 1:22–25 alongside Romans 7–8, explaining the difference between being a forgetful hearer and an effectual doer. The host shows how the Spirit — not human effort — empowers true Christian living, setting believers free from the law of sin and producing perseverance and genuine fruit. Practical parallels to Jesus’ teachings and the New Covenant highlight why abiding in Christ is the way to spiritual victory.

Steve unpacks the opening of James, showing that trials test for manifestations of the Spirit, produce perseverance, and lead to spiritual maturity. He connects James with Paul (Romans and 1 Corinthians) to explain the new-covenant reality of being "in Christ" rather than relying on human effort. Practical takeaways include asking God for wisdom, humility over self-reliance, being quick to listen and slow to anger, and the promise of the crown of life for those who persevere. The episode ends with a cliffhanger leading into James 1:22–26.

In this episode Steve explains James chapter 1, teaching that trials are not random punishments but tests designed to reveal the Holy Spirits work in us. He contrasts the old-law performance mindset with the new-covenant reality: God puts His Spirit in believers so we can manifest love, patience, perseverance and other fruits during daily trials. Steve shows how humility, serving others, and relying on the Spirit (not human effort) leads to perseverance and eternal reward — the crown of life. The episode ties James to Paul and Jesus to clarify how new-covenant language reframes faith as visible spiritual manifestation.

In this episode the host unpacks James 1:2–4, arguing that trials are not merely punishments but tests that reveal whether the Holy Spirit will manifest through us. He emphasizes that in the new covenant, faith is a manifestation of the Spirit and that these daily tests expose either our human (Adamic) nature or the life of Christ within us. The episode links James to Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians and Romans, urging listeners to ask God for wisdom, believe without doubting, and respond to trials with patience. The goal is spiritual maturity—being perfected and lacking nothing as the Spirit is displayed through our lives.

In this episode Steve introduces a series on the book of James and explains James’ central thesis: trials test for manifestations of the Holy Spirit. He unpacks the new covenant idea that Christians are vessels through which God’s Spirit produces faith, patience, wisdom, and good works, and shows why life’s trials are opportunities to experience and display God’s power rather than mere punishment or reward. Steve emphasizes that faith and other virtues are manifestations of the Spirit, not human effort, and urges listeners to root their lives in this new-covenant reality so they can bear fruit and give God the proper credit for the good that flows through them.

In this episode, Steve opens the book of James to explain how the New Covenant redefines faith as a manifestation of the Holy Spirit. He contrasts old covenant legalism with the Spirit-led life, showing how trials test our faith and produce perseverance so we can become complete, lacking nothing. Steve also shares personal reflections, encouragement to seek wisdom from God, and the hope that the Spirit empowers us to serve others effectively.

In this episode Steve explores 2 Corinthians and related New Testament passages to explain that spiritual victory comes from divine power, not human willpower. He emphasizes the Holy Spirit as our "divine weapon" that brings thoughts into obedience, produces the fruit of the Spirit, and enables believers to experience righteousness, peace, and joy—"heaven on earth." Through reflections on Romans, Galatians, and the new covenant, Steve urges listeners to rely on Christ-in-us rather than self-effort and to live out the kingdom of God daily.

This episode explores Genesis 15 and the promise God made to Abraham: “I am your shield, I am your very great reward.” Hosts Bill and Steve unpack how God’s covenant—sworn by Himself—rests on God’s faithfulness, not human perfection. They trace the theme through the Old and New Testaments, showing how Abraham’s credited righteousness points to Christ and the gift of the Holy Spirit, offering listeners encouragement and a steadfast hope that anchors the soul.

Hosts Steve and Bill discuss production struggles and invite listeners into the heart of the Guardians of Grace message: relying on the Holy Spirit’s anointing rather than human effort. They unpack 1 John and John 16 to explain how the Spirit convicts of sin, declares righteousness through Christ’s work, and assures believers of judgment’s outcome while warning against taking credit for the Spirit’s work.

Bill and Guard Dog Steve unpack Romans 8, explaining how God prepares us as vessels for the Spirit to dwell (akoya), the meaning of “no condemnation,” and the contrast between the mind controlled by the flesh and the mind controlled by the Spirit. They show how grace and the Spirit bring life, peace, freedom from striving, and practical transformation for daily Christian living.

Bill and Steve unpack Jesus’ parables of the lost sheep and lost coin, contrasting the Good Shepherd’s relentless love with the Pharisees’ self‑righteous judgment. They explain the new covenant, warn against fear‑mongering about the rapture, and call listeners to rely on the Spirit’s power to produce love, peace, and joy instead of legalism and condemnation.

Steve and Bill unpack Jesus’ parables about the lost sheep, coin, and prodigal son to challenge legalism and self-righteousness, emphasizing the new covenant of "Christ in you." They argue true Christian living comes by the Holy Spirit’s power, not human effort, and call the church to welcome and love outcasts while inviting listeners to repent by trusting God’s transforming power.

Steve goes solo to unpack the “mystery” Paul speaks of in 1 Corinthians 2: the new covenant reality that Christ lives in believers, made possible through Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection, and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. He explains how sin dwells in our human nature (Romans 7), how God views the old self as crucified and the believer as a new creation, and why this hidden wisdom changes everything for understanding Christian life and grace.

In this episode Bill and Steve unpack Romans 6 to reveal the radical truth of our identity in Christ. They explain corporate identity, explain how believers were baptized into Christ’s death, and show how knowing we’re "dead to sin but alive to God" — not relying on willpower — unlocks real freedom. Through grounded examples and clear teaching, they invite listeners to embrace hyper-grace and live as instruments for God.

Hosts Bill and Steve unpack Romans and the phrase "hyper-abounding grace," explaining sin as "missing the mark" and how the law actually increases the trespass. They trace the idea from Adam to Moses and show how grace is the power that frees us from the dominance of sin. The episode clarifies that grace is not a license to sin but the Spirit-enabled power to sin less, warns against relying on human effort or a law-based mindset, and encourages listeners to depend on God's grace for transformed living.

Hosts Bill and Steve reflect on Psalm 1 and Watchman Nee's Sit, Walk, Stand to contrast living under the law with resting in Christ's finished work. They explore how the New Covenant begins with being seated in heavenly places, not striving for righteousness. The episode emphasizes God’s eternal love, the gift of resurrection life, and being filled with the Spirit so that love — not performance — controls the believer. It closes with a prayer asking for a deeper grasp of Christ’s immeasurable love.

Steve explores a provocative question: if God already knows our needs, why pray? Drawing on Scripture (John 11, Hebrews 4, 1 Peter, Ephesians) he argues prayer is a public teaching act that models dependence on the Holy Spirit and reveals the new-covenant life. This episode explains how prayer trains the church and even the heavenly rulers to rely on God’s Spirit to accomplish what human effort cannot, and offers practical encouragement to pray boldly and live by the Spirit.

Welcome to the Guardians of Grace podcast! Join Steve and Bill as they delve deep into understanding the profound differences between grace and legalism as depicted in the Bible. In this enlightening episode, discover how the new covenant provides us with a Spirit-led life, empowering Christians to overcome the 'cares of the world.' Steve and Bill also share personal testimonies and explore the dynamic power of words in edifying and transforming lives through God’s wisdom. This conversation highlights the vital role of the Holy Spirit, whose presence enables believers to walk effortlessly in righteousness, fulfilling the essence of Christian life by reflecting the image and love of Christ. Steve and Bill emphasize the importance of taking credit away from oneself and giving all glory to God, whose spirit equips us with wisdom, peace, and joy beyond human capability. Tune in to understand how living under the new covenant transforms challenges into spiritual growth through reliance on God’s unerring spirit.

Welcome to another Soul-stirring edition of the Guardians of Grace podcast with your hosts Bill and Steve. This episode delves into the journey from human effort to divine grace, exploring the true essence of revival. Join us as we share stories of personal transformation, emphasizing the power of the Spirit over human striving. Learn about Bob's inspiring musical journey, rooted in the grace of God, and discover how revival is manifested through spiritual fellowship. We reflect on biblical insights from 1 John, unpacking the liberating concept of hypergrace and the dual nature of mankind. Through laughter and candid conversations, Bill and Steve reveal how genuine spiritual rebirth supersedes self-improvement, urging listeners to rely on divine strength to overcome human limitations. Perfect for those seeking deeper understanding and practical wisdom, this episode is a testament to the transformative power of grace and the joy found in true spiritual fellowship.

In this episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast, Steve embarks on a solo journey through scripture, examining the profound paradigm shift from the Old Testament to the New Testament. Delving into the challenges faced by Israel in keeping the old covenant, Steve unravels the lessons that lead to the introduction of a transformative new covenant. This covenant, empowered by the spirit, promises believers the ability to fulfill their spiritual destinies with divine assistance. Join Steve as he explores the simplicity and depth of the Bible’s message: a call to experience God through the power of the Holy Spirit and to understand the essence of living faith in the modern world.

In this episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast, our hosts dive deep into the concept of living guided by the Holy Spirit rather than human effort. Beginning with a candid conversation on the spontaneous nature of their discussion, they explore the true meaning of faith within the context of the New Covenant. The conversation revolves around the contrast between living under the influence of the Spirit and falling back into the limitations of fleshly efforts. They elucidate how our understanding of God's immeasurable love should transform and control our lives, as opposed to guilt and self-driven dedication. Our hosts discuss scriptural insights from Corinthians and Ephesians, emphasizing that faith is a manifestation of the Spirit's power, not human determination. Through rich theological explanations, they unravel the biblical depiction of love and how understanding its vastness can lead to a life filled and empowered by God's Spirit. Concluding the episode, they extend a heartfelt prayer, hoping listeners experience God’s presence, reaffirm their connection to divine grace, and find fulfillment in living a Spirit-led life.

The latest episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast delves into the profound differences between human-defined faith and the faithfulness of the New Covenant. Join long-lost Bill and his good buddy Steve as they address the common misconceptions surrounding "the cares of the world" and how they relate to the trials every individual faces. Through an engaging discussion on scripture from James and Corinthians, the hosts shed light on how trials are not a test of personal faith or morality, but rather a challenge of relying on Christ's faithfulness. Listeners are encouraged to recognize these trials as opportunities for a manifestation of the Spirit within, showcasing true perseverance and resilience. Journey with Bill and Steve as they explore historical references like the parting of the Red Sea and the lessons from the Mosaic Covenant failures, contrasted with the life-giving power of the New Covenant, where living by Christ's faithfulness becomes the cornerstone of a steadfast Christian life.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast. Today, Steve explores the profound role of grace within the framework of the new covenant. He delves into the transition from the Mosaic covenant to the new covenant, highlighting how God promises to place His spirit within us, enabling us to truly live out a Christian life filled with grace and servitude, just as Jesus exemplified. Throughout the episode, Steve reflects on biblical teachings, such as those found in Ezekiel and Jeremiah, where God prophesied the coming of a new covenant—a covenant that empowers believers to serve not only God but also those around them through the Spirit of Christ within us. Building on the teachings of Joshua and the Apostle Paul, he emphasizes that human righteousness without God's spirit is insufficient and compares it to a "filthy rag" as noted in Isaiah. Steve passionately elucidates how through the power of the Holy Spirit, Christians are transformed, becoming a true embodiment of God's love and goodness, able to perform deeds that are pleasing to God. As he elaborates, this episode is an invitation to experience the joy and fulfillment of seeing God manifest in us and through us, enhancing our interactions and relationships with others. Tune in to understand how the new covenant fosters a profound spiritual intimacy with God, teaching us how to truly see His presence in our daily lives and the lives of others.

In this enlightening episode of Guardians of Grace, host Steve delves into the profound insights of the new covenant for Christians, emphasizing the pivotal role of the Holy Spirit. Rooted in Hebrews chapter 8, the discussion highlights how this divine Spirit is the core of a Christian's life, providing the source of goodness and righteousness that human nature cannot achieve on its own. Steve revisits the teachings of Hebrews, focusing on the distinction between the old covenant and the new, dwelling on how the latter allows believers to experience God's righteousness through the Spirit. By examining passages from Romans, Steve reveals the limitations of the law and human nature, illustrating why the new covenant's promise of the Spirit is essential. Throughout the episode, the idea that human performance falls short, and only through the Spirit can true divine love and righteousness manifest, is reiterated. This episode invites believers to embrace the new covenant, opening their eyes to the everyday manifestations of the Spirit and experiencing heaven on earth through God's love and power.

Welcome to another captivating episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast with your hosts, Bill and Steve. In this episode, we delve into the profound dynamics of spirituality as revealed in the Bible. We explore the transformative journey from the law of sin and death to the liberating law of the Spirit of life in Christ, unpacking the misconceptions about free will and righteousness. Discover how human effort falls short and how true righteousness and eternal life are experienced through the Holy Spirit. Through engaging discussions, we unravel the essence of the gospel of peace and grace, shedding light on the beautiful covenant of peace that God offers us, regardless of our failures. Join us on this insightful exploration of biblical truths and spiritual dynamics that encourages us to rely not on our own strength but on the Spirit's power to live a life of purpose and peace.

Join Bill and Steve in this enlightening episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast as they delve into living the Kingdom of God amidst life’s storms. Amidst the intensifying hurricane threat, discover how to embrace righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. They candidly share personal anecdotes, including a humorous yet humbling moment of nearly missing a crucial pick-up amidst the chaos. Delve deeper into theological discussions about the significance of the Sabbath, exploring different perspectives and addressing thoughtful questions on faith and practice. Through vivid storytelling and profound insights, this episode promises to uplift and inspire listeners to seek spiritual growth and understanding, regardless of the challenges they face.

Welcome to this enlightening episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast. Join the conversation as we explore the profound teachings of Jesus' discourse with Nicodemus about the New Covenant. Through an in-depth examination of John Chapter 3, we demystify the concept of being 'born from above' and its significance in experiencing the Kingdom of God. This episode delves into the often overlooked foundational truths of the Christian faith, urging believers to recognize the Spirit's activity and the divine partnership in living a life of grace. Emphasizing the need to break free from traditional interpretations, we invite listeners to embrace a spirit-driven understanding that highlights God's active role in our lives. Join us as we unpack these vibrant scriptural revelations and contemplate the transformative potential of experiencing God daily. Be ready for some 'Bible bursting' insights and prepare to view John Chapter 3 in a whole new light.

Welcome to another engaging episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast, where your host, Steve, dives deep into a profound discussion inspired by a TikTok Bible study. Join him as he explores Revelation 3:16, focusing on the Laodicean church and their challenges with lukewarm faith. Discover how linking various Bible verses, especially from the New Testament, can shed light on the spiritual message Jesus conveyed regarding cold, hot, and lukewarm faith. This episode unravels the analogy between the double-minded nature of believers and biblical teachings from James, Romans, and Corinthians, highlighting the internal conflict between the mind of Christ and human nature. Steve emphasizes the necessity of understanding the new covenant wherein God’s spirit is placed within believers to guide them towards righteousness, rather than relying solely on human strength. Throughout the episode, Steve stresses the importance of acknowledging Christ's work through us, rather than taking personal credit, to truly store treasures in heaven. Tune in for an insightful theological exploration that encourages personal reflection on one's spiritual journey and relationship with God.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Guardians of Grace podcast. Join Steve as he explores the essence of the new covenant vision that is essential for Christians, a vision not bound by mere plans or strategies, but one that lies at the heart of Christian faith. Delve into the transformative nature of Christ’s teachings on the new covenant, a divine agreement prophesied in Ezekiel and Jeremiah, where God places His Spirit within us, empowering us to live a genuine Christian life. Discover how this spiritual transformation rewrites what it means to be a servant of God, replacing the old ways of the Levitical priesthood with a universal calling to serve others with love and kindness. Steve sheds light on the profound truth of our dual natures and our calling to manifest God’s love in our daily lives, illustrating how Jesus exemplified this during His time on Earth. Steve continues to unravel the beauty of the new covenant’s judicial system, where every good deed done through God’s power is a testimony to His work within us. This episode is an invitation to see beyond the visible, to have a vision that recognizes and celebrates the invisible work of God’s Spirit in all believers. Tune in to grasp the timeless message of abiding in divine strength and experiencing the love of God that transforms how we love one another.