Grace Life Podcast - Joel & Friends

It's Open Chat Friday on the Grace Life Podcast, and this episode is packed with lively conversation, Bible study, and plenty of interaction with listeners! Joel dives into a spirited discussion sparked by a recent Berean Bible Society post, exploring whether "born again" and "regeneration" are truly synonymous—or whether Scripture reveals important contextual distinctions. Along the way, he emphasizes the importance of rightly dividing the Word while also showing grace, patience, and kindness when discussing doctrine with other believers. The conversation also highlights some outstanding new grace articles, reflects on Acts 2 and the meaning of "all things common," celebrates the ministry of faithful writers, answers questions from the live chat, shares heartfelt encouragement for those facing grief and health challenges, and concludes with an uplifting discussion about the hope of heaven and the believer's eternal future in Christ. Whether you're looking for thoughtful Bible study, practical encouragement, or simply enjoy hanging out with fellow grace believers, there's something here for everyone. Grab a cup of coffee, join the conversation, and listen in—you just might leave encouraged, challenged, and smiling. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

7/17/26 • 139:06

Is the Grace Movement facing a crisis? That was the big question on this week's Grace Life Podcast, and it sparked one of our most passionate discussions yet. We talked about the shrinking number of grace churches, the urgent need for faithful pastors and teachers, why 2 Timothy 2:2 is more important than ever, and how every believer can help carry the torch to the next generation. We also explored the difference between simply consuming grace teaching online and actively investing in a local assembly through fellowship, mentoring, evangelism, and service. Of course, it wasn't all serious! We kicked things off with a brand-new original grace song, enjoyed a lively conversation with the saints in the live chat, answered Bible questions, talked about proving God's Word by putting it into practice, reflected on prayer, Romans 8, and a host of other encouraging topics that made for a rich and uplifting morning together. Whether you're concerned about the future of the grace movement, looking for encouragement in your own walk, or simply enjoy good Bible conversation among friends, I think you'll really enjoy this episode. Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and join us. We'd love to have you in the conversation! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

7/13/26 • 142:55

Welcome back to another Open Chat Friday, where you never quite know where the conversation is going—but you know it's going to be a good time! This week, I was joined by the brilliant Alex Bojko for a fascinating discussion that ranged from William Tyndale and the King James Bible to the future of the Grace movement and the importance of training the next generation of pastors. We explored Tyndale's remarkable influence on the English language, his courage in the face of persecution, and why his work still matters today. Along the way, we talked about Bible translation, the October Tyndale Conference, the recent changes at Grace Life Bible Church in Grand Rapids, and why mentoring faithful men is more important now than ever. Of course, it wouldn't be Open Chat Friday without diving into your questions! We tackled the gospel, faith versus works, Ephesians 1, James 2, Israel and the Body of Christ, and even brainstormed ideas for next year's Florida Regional Grace Conference. Throw in a brand-new Grace Revival blues song, plenty of laughs, coffee-fueled banter, and a whole lot of grace, and you've got two hours that flew by. If you love Bible study, church history, right division, and hanging out with fellow saints, I think you're really going to enjoy this one! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

7/10/26 • 120:34

This morning on the Grace Life Podcast, I had the privilege of sitting down with my good friend Jim Phillips to discuss the brand-new 2nd Edition of his 1611 King James Dispensational Study Bible. What began as a conversation about a new book quickly became a fascinating discussion about how we should study the Bible itself. Jim shared the story behind this massive four-and-a-half-year revision, why he chose to write verse-by-verse study notes, and his desire to create a resource that helps believers think through the Scriptures rather than simply telling them what to believe. We also talked at length about the biblical command to "rightly divide the word of truth" (2 Tim. 2:15), why Paul's apostleship is so foundational for understanding God's present dispensation of grace, and how comparing Scripture with Scripture allows the Bible to interpret itself. Along the way we discussed Hebrews, Romans, water baptism, hermeneutics, cross-references, study Bible philosophy, Jim's experiences sharing the message of grace at Baptist conferences, and even a few humorous stories—including his famous "Right Division Rap!" The conversation was filled with both practical wisdom and plenty of laughs. If you've ever wondered: What makes a good study Bible? Why does rightly dividing Scripture matter? How should believers study difficult passages? Why are Paul's epistles so important for us today? What should study notes actually accomplish? ...then I think you'll really enjoy this conversation. Jim's heart throughout the interview was refreshing. Again and again he emphasized that no study Bible should replace personal Bible study. His goal is to provide tools that encourage believers to search the Scriptures for themselves, compare spiritual things with spiritual, and become fully persuaded by the Word of God rather than by any man's opinions. I think this is one of our most enjoyable and practical conversations yet. Whether you've been studying grace for decades or you're just beginning to explore rightly dividing the Word of Truth, I believe you'll come away encouraged, challenged, and with an even greater appreciation for the Scriptures. Give it a listen, share it with a friend, and let us know what part of the conversation encouraged you the most. PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/29/26 • 124:59

This morning on the Grace Life Podcast, we tackled a subject that doesn't get nearly enough attention in grace circles: the dangers of unqualified elders. We explored why Paul's twenty-four qualifications for elders in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1 aren't merely suggestions for finding "good men," but God-given safeguards designed to protect local churches from division, abuse, poor leadership, and spiritual disaster. Along the way, we shared real-life stories of church boards that courageously upheld biblical standards—and others that failed to act, with heartbreaking consequences. We also discussed the biblical role of elders, why "board maintenance" matters just as much as selecting qualified men, and why churches must never sacrifice integrity for convenience. The conversation even branched into James 1:27, Romans 5, church governance, and a lively Open Chat Friday with questions from saints around the world. If you've ever wondered what Scripture really says about church leadership—or why healthy, biblical oversight is so vital to the life of a local assembly—you won't want to miss this episode. Give it a listen, join the conversation, and let us know what you think! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/26/26 • 125:47

🎙️ Grace Life Podcast Recap: “Guest: Biswajit Das!” This morning on the Grace Life Podcast, we had the joy of welcoming missionary and evangelist Biswajit Das from India, a passionate ambassador of the grace message whose ministry is impacting thousands across the subcontinent. Biswajit shared his remarkable journey from a Pentecostal background into the message of grace and right division, explaining how a simple encounter with 2 Timothy 2:15 set him on a path that completely transformed his understanding of Scripture. We talked about the unique challenges of sharing the gospel in India, the widespread influence of works-based religion, Pentecostalism, and ritualism, and the life-changing freedom people experience when they discover salvation is "by grace through faith" apart from works. The conversation was filled with encouraging testimonies from conferences across India, stories of believers embracing eternal security and the sufficiency of Christ's finished work, and reflections on the perseverance required to stand for truth even when family, friends, and religious traditions oppose it. Biswajit also spoke candidly about the realities of ministry in India, including persecution, anti-conversion pressures, and the challenges of teaching doctrines such as one baptism, the apostleship of Paul, and salvation by grace alone. Yet through it all, his unwavering joy and confidence in the gospel shone through. If you've ever wondered what God is doing through the grace movement halfway around the world, or if you need a reminder that the gospel is still changing lives one soul at a time, this episode will encourage your heart. Grab a cup of coffee and join us for this inspiring conversation with one of India's most faithful grace ambassadors. You won't want to miss it! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/22/26 • 108:26

🎙️ Grace Life Podcast Recap: “A World on the Brink?” What do a Sunday School graduation speech, the FIFA World Cup, The Economist's ominous 2026 cover, and growing global uncertainty all have in common? That was the question Pastor Joel tackled in today's podcast. Inspired by an article from Lisa Leland, Joel explored the idea that many people—both inside and outside grace circles—sense that the world may be heading into turbulent waters. Rather than focusing on sensationalism, he examined how different events and observations seem to be converging around a common theme: people are expecting trouble ahead. But then Joel pivoted to the much more important question: What should grace believers do with all of this? The heart of the episode was a practical and encouraging list of nine points about living in a world that feels like it's on the brink. Among them: Current events are not the measuring stick for the Tribulation. Modern technology is not the Mark of the Beast. The Dispensation of Grace does not run on a prophetic countdown clock. Believers are free to make political judgments without confusing them with spiritual obligations. The doctrine of imminence means we live as though the Lord may come today. Perilous times come in seasons. Paul already gave us our marching orders: preach the Word, endure afflictions, and do the work of an evangelist. God has already supplied the inner strength needed to endure whatever comes. Paul focused on changing lives through the gospel, not fixing political systems. The discussion then opened up into a classic Open Chat-style conversation covering prophecy, Israel, the 144,000, the two witnesses, grace versus law, fear-mongering in the media, spiritual warfare, and what it means to stay focused on God's eternal purpose in an increasingly distracted world. Along the way, Joel also previewed the upcoming Deep House II album and shared some fun fellowship with the MAD BAD crew. The overall message was refreshingly simple: Don't live in fear. Live in grace. The world may be uncertain, but your identity in Christ isn't. The headlines change daily, but God's purpose, God's grace, and God's promises remain exactly the same. 👉 If you've ever wondered how a grace believer should think about wars, economic fears, prophecy speculation, global instability, or the constant stream of doomsday headlines, you'll want to give this episode a listen. It's thoughtful, encouraging, practical, and filled with the kind of perspective that helps keep your eyes on Christ rather than the chaos around you. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/15/26 • 144:57

🎙️ Open Chat Friday! Woo Hoo! | Grace Life Podcast This week's Open Chat Friday was one of those classic Grace Life episodes where you never quite know where the conversation will go—but you know you're going to have a great time getting there. Pastor Joel kicked things off with an original song, “This Is God’s Country,” a joyful reminder that our true citizenship isn't found on any earthly map but in Christ Himself. From there, the discussion covered everything from the exciting move of Supply of Grace to Substack, to reflections on new grace-centered articles, to a passionate review of introductions to the book of Acts by Stam, Gaebelein, Bullinger, and the new Grace Study Bible. Along the way, Joel tackled questions about the authorship of Hebrews, the ministry of John Mark, the preservation of Scripture, eternal security, Colossians 2:13, and why the grace of God ought to leave every believer overflowing with gratitude and joy. One of the highlights was a heartfelt celebration of our identity in Christ. As Joel reminded listeners, we are already accepted, forgiven, sealed, and seated with Christ in heavenly places—a truth that should fill every day with hope, confidence, and praise. If you enjoy lively Bible discussion, a little friendly ranting, lots of audience interaction, and frequent detours into fascinating dispensational questions, this episode is for you. Grab a cup of coffee and join the conversation—you might come for the discussion about Acts and Hebrews, but you'll stay for the encouragement to rejoice in the overwhelming grace of God. 🎧 Give it a listen and spend a couple of hours with some fellow MAD BAD saints celebrating the grace life! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/12/26 • 125:09

🎙️ Does the Bible Really Teach 8 Dispensations? On this episode of the Grace Life Podcast, Joel takes a candid look at the newly released Grace Study Bible and asks a provocative question: Does Scripture actually teach an 8-dispensation paradigm? Along the way, he explores the biblical meaning of dispensation as stewardship and administration, compares traditional Scofield-style systems with the simple Pauline framework of Time Past, But Now, and Ages to Come, and challenges whether concepts like the "Dispensation of Conscience" or "Human Government" truly fit the scriptural definition. The discussion also ventures into Bible preservation, study Bible notes, the importance of personal Bible study, and the believer's identity in Christ. Whether you agree or disagree, this is a lively, thought-provoking conversation that encourages believers to examine the Scriptures for themselves and be fully persuaded in their own minds. It's one of those episodes that mixes theology, church history, Bible study methodology, and a little bit of Joel's trademark soapbox preaching—making for a fun and engaging listen that should spark plenty of discussion. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/8/26 • 121:02

🎙️ Bible Diet?! Plus, Open Chat Friday! What do Deborah, bacon, the Mosaic Law, and the "Bible Diet" craze have in common? Somehow, they all ended up in the same episode of the Grace Life Podcast! We kicked things off by celebrating the release of our new Women of Faith folktronica album and spotlighting one of its standout tracks, "Deborah – Under the Palm Tree." Along the way, we revisited the remarkable story of Deborah, Barak, Sisera, and Jael—the courageous women God used during one of Israel's darkest hours. Then we played the song and had a blast discussing the fascinating details behind the story. From there, we dove into the growing "Bible Diet" trend. Is it healthy? Probably. Is it biblical? Well... technically, no. We explored Israel's dietary restrictions under the Mosaic Law, discussed why those food laws were really about sanctification and separation rather than nutrition, and walked through Paul's teaching on Christian liberty. Along the way, we talked about bacon, shrimp, processed foods, 1 Timothy 4:4, bodily exercise, and why spiritual growth will always be infinitely more important than whatever happens to be sitting on your dinner plate. As always, Open Chat Friday brought great questions, lively discussion, plenty of laughs, and enough food talk to make everyone hungry. If you enjoy practical Bible study, dispensational theology, friendly fellowship, and the occasional debate about bacon, you'll definitely want to give this one a listen! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/5/26 • 123:58

👽 Are UFOs real? Are aliens out there? And... is Satan behind all of it? 🤔 This week on the Grace Life Podcast, Joel dives headfirst into one of the strangest conversations happening in Christian circles right now: UFOs, Roswell, government disclosures, Spielberg, AI, and whether any of it has a Biblical foundation. Along the way, he challenges some popular prophecy claims, asks whether there is even one verse that teaches Satan is creating UFO phenomena, and explores alternative explanations ranging from secret military technology and psyops to simple misidentifications and media sensationalism. The discussion also tackles some fascinating theological questions: If aliens existed, would they need salvation? Did Christ die for them? And where would they fit into God's redemptive plan? Of course, this wouldn't be a Grace Life Podcast without a few unexpected detours. You'll hear about Roswell, ancient Roman sky sightings, Star Trek, the Mark of the Beast, demonic deception, the "Holy Spirit Transportation Service," and even a brand-new song inspired by the question: "Can You Dance to Hymns?" 🎶😂 Most importantly, the conversation continually returns to what actually matters: the gospel of the grace of God, the believer's identity in Christ, and the need to filter every headline, conspiracy theory, and cultural trend through the lens of Scripture. As Joel reminds listeners, a world obsessed with aliens and artificial intelligence doesn't change who we are in Christ, the certainty of our salvation, or the peace we have in God's grace. Whether you're a skeptic, a UFO enthusiast, a prophecy watcher, or just looking for an entertaining discussion with a distinctly grace-centered perspective, this episode is packed with thought-provoking questions, plenty of laughs, and lively interaction from the MAD BAD crew. 🎙️ Listen in and join the conversation. You may not leave convinced about UFOs—but you'll definitely leave thinking. 🚀✝️ Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

6/1/26 • 126:08

🎙️ World’s Largest Jesus Statue?! Plus Open Chat! | Grace Life Podcast What do a giant Jesus statue in Armenia, the length of Christ’s hair, David’s census, Absalom’s famous bad hair day, Gog and Magog, Samson, the Nazirite vow, and the age requirements for Levitical service all have in common? Apparently... a Friday episode of the Grace Life Podcast. 😄 This week’s Open Chat Friday began with a brand-new track from the I Don’t Belong to Fear album before diving into the fascinating story behind Armenia’s plan to build what may become the world’s largest Jesus statue. That sparked a lively discussion about Christian art, graven images, idolatry, whether it is biblically appropriate to create images of Christ, and the dangers of putting a face on the One Scripture never physically describes. From there, the conversation took an unexpected—but thoroughly entertaining—turn into one of Christianity’s longest-running debates: Did Jesus have long hair? As always, the live chat brought outstanding Bible questions. We explored whether God personally used Satan to incite David’s census, untangled the apparent contradiction regarding Levitical ages in Chronicles, discussed the Nazirite vow, looked at Absalom’s hair getting caught in a tree, wrestled with Gog and Magog in Ezekiel 38–39, examined Isaiah 45:7, and even touched on the life of Cornelius Stam and the influence of O’Hare. Along the way there were plenty of laughs, rabbit trails, and classic Open Chat moments. If you enjoy thoughtful Bible study, Mid-Acts discussion, friendly debate, and the kind of spontaneous conversation that can move from Armenian statues to prophetic interpretation in a matter of minutes, this episode is for you. Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and join the conversation. You never know where Open Chat Friday is going to go—but it’s always an enjoyable ride. 🎧📖 Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/29/26 • 119:23

Happy Memorial Day, saints! 🇺🇸 On today’s Grace Life Podcast, Joel and Pastor Hal kick things off with gratitude—for the freedoms we enjoy, for those who gave their lives in service to preserve them, and ultimately for the greatest sacrifice ever made at Calvary. Then we dive into highlights from the Ohio Grace Conference and Josiah Behrens’ excellent message: “Know Your Weapon!” What good is a weapon if you never learn to use it? The discussion turns into a rich conversation about knowing the Word, renewing the mind, avoiding man-following, keeping the gospel at the center, and remembering that the gospel isn’t merely the message that saves you—it’s also the power for how you live after salvation. Along the way we wander into all kinds of places only Grace Life can: Peter’s personality, right division, identity in Christ, tribulation questions, Bible Q&A, gas prices (which somehow turned into a source of collective suffering 😄), and plenty of fun fellowship and rabbit trails. One quick note: around the 1:40 mark in the original livestream, the internet briefly decided it had other plans. We edited that section out of the audio version, so you may notice a sudden jump in the conversation. No missing theology—just technology reminding us of the fall of man. Grab some coffee, pull up a chair, and come join the conversation. Listen in! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/25/26 • 108:44

🎙️ Holy Guinness Records! Plus Open Chat! How long is too long for a sermon? Thirty minutes? Forty-five? An hour? How about 53 hours and 18 minutes? 😄 In today’s Grace Life Podcast, Joel dives into the wild story of a Florida pastor who recently broke the Guinness World Record for the longest sermon ever preached — and from there the conversation takes off in every direction imaginable. Along the way we explore some truly unusual Christian records and ask questions like: What other church records could exist? • Most “and finally…” statements in one sermon? • Largest church potluck? • Most people asleep during a message? 😆 • Could Paul himself have accidentally held the original “longest sermon” title in Acts 20? But beneath all the humor is a serious challenge: Is the Christian life about making headlines… or being faithful? The discussion moves from big events and attention-grabbing moments to what Scripture actually emphasizes — joy, grace, truth, spiritual maturity, and a walk that quietly reflects Christ day by day. Then Open Chat Friday does what Open Chat Friday always does — saints jump in with questions, prayer requests, Bible verses, Philippians discussions, Acts discussions, thoughts on preaching length, and a whole lot of warm fellowship along the way. If you enjoy Bible discussion with a little humor, a little theology, and a lot of fellowship among the MAD BAD family, pull up a chair and join us. You never know where the conversation will go — but there’s a good chance you’ll laugh, think, and leave encouraged. Listen in! 🎧 Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/22/26 • 117:30

🔥 Today’s Grace Life Podcast was one of those episodes that felt like a family gathering, a challenge, and a rally cry all rolled into one. Joel began with a heartfelt moment as we remembered Persis — a beloved member of our little MAD BAD family whose quiet faith, endurance through pain, and sweet spirit touched many lives. There was gratitude, tears, and a beautiful reminder that “we sorrow not as those which have no hope.” It was a moving beginning that set the tone for everything that followed. Then the conversation shifted into a question that hit hard: Where are the pastors? And who will teach the next generation? 🤔 Drawing from recent reports about declining pastoral enrollment and shortages across Christianity, Joel turned the spotlight directly onto the Grace Movement and issued a challenge: We need more teachers. We need more evangelists. We need more home Bible studies. We need faithful men mentoring faithful men. We need believers willing to stop waiting for “someone else” to do it. This wasn't a guilt trip — it was a call to action. A reminder that churches often don't begin with buildings and parking lots. They begin with a conversation over coffee, an open Bible on a kitchen table, and someone willing to say, “Let's study together.” 💥 One of the big ideas that kept surfacing: Have I become a collector of Bible knowledge… or a distributor of it? Ouch. In the best way. The episode also wandered into live-chat territory with discussions on mentorship, evangelism, Galatians 6:16, the future of the Grace Movement, and practical encouragement for believers wondering whether they can actually make a difference. And the answer? Yes. Absolutely yes. If you've ever thought: “I wish there was a Grace church near me…” “I'm not a pastor…” “What could I really do?” ...this episode was aimed right at your heart. 🎧 Give this one a listen. It may not just encourage you — it might challenge you to step into something bigger than you imagined. Somewhere out there, someone may be waiting for you to open that Bible and start that conversation. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/18/26 • 142:17

Today’s Grace Life Podcast was a fascinating mix of testimony, theology, encouragement, humor, and open discussion — and it all started with special guest Adrienne Jason joining Pastor Joel Hayes for an incredibly honest conversation about grace, women’s ministry, and coming out of the New Age movement. Adrienne shared how she was saved as a young girl, later drifted deeply into New Age spirituality, and eventually found her way back to biblical truth through Romans, rightly dividing, and grace teaching from voices like Les Feldick, Richard Jordan, and Deborah Johnson. Her testimony was powerful, relatable, and full of hope. Some of the topics covered included: New Age spirituality vs. biblical truth Christian meditation vs. emptying the mind Women’s ministry in the grace movement Social media and smartphone addiction AI and discernment Grace-based encouragement for women Identity in Christ and freedom from religious performance The importance of sound doctrine during anxiety and hardship One especially moving moment came when Adrienne described reading Romans 1:16 and suddenly realizing salvation was “to everyone that believeth” — not “everyone that worketh.” She described it as the weight of the law finally falling off her shoulders. The conversation also explored how modern believers — especially women — are looking for peace, clarity, and stability in a chaotic world. Adrienne’s ministry focuses heavily on encouraging women to meditate on sound doctrine, understand who they are in Christ, and find comfort through God’s Word rather than through mysticism or self-help spirituality. After the interview, the podcast shifted into Open Chat Friday mode with live Bible questions and discussion topics from the audience. Pastor Joel dove into: Romans 11 and the olive tree The root and fatness of the tree Right division and dispensational transitions KJV-only discussions Grace vs. religion Eternal security The dangers of works-based Christianity Why identity in Christ changes everything As always, the second half turned into one of those wonderfully spontaneous grace conversations that could only happen live. If you enjoy heartfelt testimonies, deep grace conversations, practical encouragement, and open Bible discussion, this episode is absolutely worth hearing. There was a sweetness and sincerity to this one that made it especially memorable. Give it a listen — and share it with someone who may need encouragement, clarity, or the reminder that God’s grace really is enough. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/15/26 • 139:50

🔥 Grace Camp stories, surf talk, hilarious camp memories, and some seriously encouraging truth — today’s episode of the Grace Life Podcast was a blast. Pastor Joel sat down with to talk all things Florida Grace Camp: how it started, what makes it different from typical church camps, and why kids are leaving camp with something far more important than just fun memories — clarity about the gospel, eternal security, and who they are in Christ. Along the way, Robert shared his own journey into grace, stories about growing up around right-division teaching, how he ended up serving at camp at just sixteen years old, and why today’s generation of kids desperately needs both biblical truth and freedom from constant digital distraction. The conversation gets surprisingly deep at times — touching on anxiety, identity, forgiveness, technology addiction, and the power of simply handing a young person a real Bible and telling them they can trust it. There are also plenty of funny moments: fake phone swaps at camp, tubing wipeouts, “number two” jokes, stories about counselors, surf culture, and why taking kids’ phones away for a week might actually be one of the most spiritual things you can do in 2026. 😂 Most encouraging of all were the testimonies of kids hearing a clear gospel for the very first time — and realizing that salvation is not about performance, but about trusting Christ’s finished work alone. Robert explained that one of the biggest goals of Grace Camp is helping young people understand they are accepted, complete, forgiven, and secure in Christ. If you’ve ever wondered what grace-centered youth ministry can look like in a chaotic culture, this conversation is packed with insight, laughter, and hope. Give it a listen — and maybe you’ll walk away encouraged too. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/11/26 • 86:46

What happens when these two grace guys get together and start talking books, dispensationalism, publishing, AI, aliens, Baptist history, and why evangelicalism may have lost its way? Chaos. Absolute glorious chaos. 😂 In today’s episode of the Grace Life Podcast, Pastor Joel Hayes sits down with Randy White for one of the funniest, most insightful conversations we’ve had in a long time. From hilarious opening banter about shiny bald heads and shorts under the pulpit… to deep discussions about right division, Mid-Acts dispensationalism, Bible publishing, systematic theology, and the future of Christian books in the AI age — this episode goes everywhere in the best possible way. Dr. White shares his fascinating journey from Southern Baptist pastor to “accidental Mid-Acts dispensationalist,” talks about how reading the Bible for himself changed everything, and explains how he discovered the grace message before he even knew there was a name for it. The discussion dives into classic grace authors like Cornelius Stam, E. W. Bullinger, and Charles Baker, along with some behind-the-scenes stories about publishing controversial grace books and dealing with theological criticism. They also tackle modern evangelical “mysticism,” the dangers of AI becoming a theological yes-man, whether physical books still matter, and why Christians should stop panicking over UFO conspiracy stories. Yes… that conversation happened too. 😂 You’ll also hear about: The story behind Dispensational Publishing House Randy’s “Ask the Theologian” ministry Why books still matter in a digital world Theological growth and changing your mind over time The value of controversy in publishing Why “Evangelical Garbage” became such a memorable title Grace books that changed their lives forever The future of grace publishing and writing If you love grace teaching, right division, theology, books, church history, publishing, humor, or just listening to two brothers enjoy talking shop together, this episode is for you. Grab your coffee, open your Bible, and enjoy this incredibly fun conversation. You’re going to laugh, think, and probably add several books to your reading list before it’s over. 🎙️📚🔥

5/8/26 • 120:56

🔥 Grace Groups… Getting Ugly? Let’s Talk About It. What happens when people who preach grace… forget to practice grace? In this episode of the Grace Life Podcast, Joel and the crew dive headfirst into a real issue bubbling up in grace circles—online bickering, division, and that all-too-familiar “I’m right, you’re wrong” tone that leaves a trail of discouraged believers behind. But this isn’t just a rant—it’s a reset. 💥 You’ll hear: Why “speech always with grace” isn’t optional—it’s the whole game How tone reveals what’s really going on in the heart Practical, real-world ways to disagree without being disagreeable Why winning arguments can actually mean losing people And how to reflect Christ’s grace even in the heat of disagreement There’s honesty, humor, a little conviction (okay… maybe a lot 😅), and a whole lot of encouragement to actually live the message we love. 👉 If you’ve ever been tempted to go for the jugular in a comment section… this one’s for you. 👉 If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of harsh “grace” talk… this one’s for you. 👉 If you want your words to actually build people up instead of tear them down… you definitely want to listen. 🎧 Hit play and let’s get back to what grace is supposed to sound like. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/4/26 • 121:50

🎙️ Open Chat Friday is BACK—and anything goes! Today’s episode is a full-on, free-flowing conversation with the saints, packed with Scripture, sharp insights, and some seriously good fellowship. We kicked things off with a brand-new song—“From This Generation Forever”—a powerful, cinematic reminder that God’s Word is preserved, unshaken, and still speaking today. Then we dove headfirst into some rich discussions that hit right at the heart of the Christian walk: 🔥 Anger—Sin or Not? We tackled that classic tension in Ephesians 4:26—“Be ye angry, and sin not.” Is feeling anger itself sinful? Not necessarily. But what you do with it—and how long you hold onto it—makes all the difference. Think righteous revulsion toward sin… with guardrails. 📖 The Berean Mindset We revisited the noble example of Acts 17:11—believers who didn’t just listen… they searched the Scriptures daily. Challenge of the day: Are you a Berean, or just a passive listener? 💥 Grace That Transforms One of the standout moments: “Grace does not excuse sin—it empowers holiness.” We unpacked how grace doesn’t ignore sin… it took the full hit at Calvary and now equips you to walk in newness of life. 🧠 Identity in Christ (and why it changes everything) We circled back again and again to this: You’re not striving for approval—you’re living from approval. Forgiven. Sealed. Identified with Christ. Already complete. 🙏 Real Talk + Real Fellowship From deep doctrinal questions (Job, angels, forgiveness, the fall of Lucifer) to encouragement, prayer requests, and even a few laughs—this episode captures what makes Open Chat Friday so special: 👉 Truth, grace, and genuine connection. 👉 If you’ve ever had a Bible question, wrestled with anger, or just needed a reminder of who you are in Christ—this episode is for you. 🎧 Hit play, jump into the conversation, and come hang out with the MAD BAD crew. You just might walk away sharper, encouraged, and smiling. Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

5/1/26 • 124:03

What happens when you mix a little grace funk, a deep dive into the future of ministry, and some honest talk about AI, culture, and where this world might be headed? That’s exactly where this episode goes—and it’s a ride. Joel kicks things off with a brand-new funk track (yes, horns and all 🎺), but quickly pivots into a fascinating conversation sparked by messages from Richard Jordan about how radically different the near future could look. From the idea of the “Fourth Turning” to the rise of a technocratic world where truth itself becomes the battleground, this episode wrestles with a big question: how do we minister in a world that may not even resemble the one we knew? But here’s the heartbeat of the episode—and the reason you’ll want to listen all the way through: no matter how advanced, artificial, or controlled the world becomes, the gospel doesn’t change. Joel brings it back to what matters most—identity in Christ, real relationships, and the unchanging power of God’s Word to cut through confusion, even in the darkest scenarios. If you’ve ever wondered where things are headed… and more importantly, what your role is in it all—this conversation will challenge you, ground you, and maybe even flip a switch in your thinking. Hit play—you’ll be glad you did. 🎧 Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/27/26 • 130:57

This week’s Grace Life Podcast starts with heart—real, raw, and full of grace—as we remember our dear brother James Watkins. Through tears and gratitude, we reflect on the fellowship we shared and the unshakable hope we have in Christ… because for the believer, faith has become sight. But then—like only this podcast can—we pivot into something fascinating: a newly “discovered” ancient manuscript known as Codex H. Scholars used cutting-edge imaging to recover lost pages of Paul’s letters… so what did they find? Hidden Scripture? Lost books of the Bible? New revelation? Not even close. What they uncovered were the same truths we already have—word for word—powerfully reinforcing what Scripture has always promised: God preserved His Word perfectly. From there, the conversation deepens. We move beyond preservation into something even greater—the living power of the Word of God. This isn’t just a book that survived history… it’s a two-edged sword that reads you, cuts deep, and transforms your life from the inside out. 🔥 You’ll also hear: A powerful (and fun!) original “Bible preservation” song A breakdown of why manuscript discoveries don’t “fix” the Bible—they confirm it A rich discussion on how God’s Word actively works in you today Encouragement to stop treating Scripture like a relic—and start letting it transform your walk And of course, it wouldn’t be Open Chat Friday without some lively interaction, doctrinal insights, and that classic MAD BAD energy. 👉 Bottom line: We’re not waiting for scholars to rediscover truth… We already have it. The question is—are we letting it change us? 🎧 Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/24/26 • 127:08

What if the biggest question people are asking today—“Who am I?”—already has a settled answer? In this episode of the Grace Life Podcast, we dive headfirst into the modern identity crisis—especially among younger generations—and uncover why so many are searching, striving, and still coming up empty. From social media pressure to the exhausting cycle of self-definition, we explore why “be true to yourself” might actually be pointing people in the wrong direction. But here’s the good news: God never told you to find yourself—He told you that you’re already complete in Christ. We talk about: Why identity has become the battleground of our culture How the world’s approach to identity creates anxiety, instability, and comparison Why no self-created identity can satisfy the soul The life-changing truth of being dead, buried, and risen with Christ How understanding your identity in Christ brings real peace, confidence, and rest This isn’t just theology—it’s transformation. Moving from insecurity to security. From pressure to peace. From striving to settled. If you’ve ever wrestled with who you are, where you belong, or why something still feels missing… this conversation is for you. 🎧 Hit play and discover why knowing who you are in Christ truly changes everything. Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/20/26 • 129:33

Is Mental Health a Faith Issue? What happens when real-life struggles collide with real biblical truth? On this week’s episode of the Grace Life Podcast, we dove headfirst into one of the most honest—and needed—conversations we’ve had in a while: mental health and the believer’s mind. We started with a simple but loaded question: Can Christians struggle with mental health? And from there, things got real. We unpacked an article that argues believers aren’t exempt from emotional and mental struggles—and honestly, Scripture backs that up. From Elijah’s despair to David’s anguish in the Psalms to Christ Himself being “sorrowful unto death,” the Bible doesn’t hide the reality of human struggle. But here’s where the conversation really took off… We pushed past surface-level answers and got to the deeper issue: the mind. What actually shapes your inner world? Is every mental struggle a lack of faith… or is there more going on? And most importantly—what has God already given us to deal with it? This episode doesn’t ignore the complexities. We talked about trauma, dissociation, and even biological conditions that may require real treatment. But we also made a bold, biblical case that for many people, the battle is fought—and often won—in the mind. Because Scripture is clear: 👉 Transformation doesn’t start with behavior—it starts with thinking. 👉 Strongholds aren’t just feelings—they’re fortified patterns of thought. 👉 And victory isn’t found in trying harder—it’s found in renewing your mind. We walked through how the Word of God rewires the way you think, how grace teaches you to live, and how your identity in Christ can completely reshape your inner life—from anxiety and despair to peace and joy. There were also some powerful personal moments—real testimony about depression, deliverance, and what happens when grace moves from doctrine… to experience. And if that wasn’t enough, we wrapped it all up with one of the most practical questions you’ll hear all week: What are you doing with your mind? Because whatever is shaping your thinking… is shaping your life. Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/13/26 • 111:30

🎙️ Grace Life Podcast – Open Chat Friday Gets Wild! What happens when you mix live Q&A, a brand-new poll feature (that may or may not cooperate 😄), powerful doctrine, and some jaw-dropping news stories? You get one unforgettable episode of the Grace Life Podcast. We kicked things off with a little behind-the-scenes fun—testing out a new live poll (with mixed success!)—before diving into an Open Chat Friday packed with real questions, sharp insights, and rich, right-divided truth. 💥 Major topics we tackled: A shocking Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy—and why it matters for believers today A tragic baptism death that sparked a deeper discussion: Should water baptism even be practiced today? The big question: Was baptism in Scripture immersion… or sprinkling? (You might be surprised where the evidence leads) Why Paul says there is “one baptism”—and why that changes everything The dangers of confusing physical rituals with spiritual realities 🔥 Along the way, we unpacked Scripture, challenged traditions, and kept coming back to what really matters: 👉 Your identity in Christ 👉 The Spirit baptism that makes you one with Him 👉 The freedom and safety found in grace 🎶 Plus, we debuted another powerful track from the upcoming album—because what’s a Grace Life episode without some music to stir the soul? And of course, the second half was classic Open Chat—saints encouraging saints, Scripture flying in the comments, and real-time exegesis on everything from suffering to predestination to daily Christian living. If you love deep doctrine, lively discussion, and a whole lot of grace, this episode is for you. 👉 Hit play, jump in, and be part of the conversation. PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/10/26 • 118:33

🎙️ Skydiving Bunnies, Prosperity Preaching… and Resurrection Power?! What do drones, Easter egg drops, and a skydiving bunny have to do with the gospel? 😄 In this episode of the Grace Life Podcast, we kick things off with a high-energy song celebrating who you are in Christ—then dive straight into one of the wildest Easter outreach trends making headlines. Are church gimmicks a harmless way to reach people… or are we missing the point entirely? We wrestle with what truly draws people to Christ—and spoiler alert: it’s not helicopters dropping candy. It’s Christ in you, the hope of glory. Then things heat up as we break down a rare interview with Kenneth Copeland. Did he actually face pushback on prosperity theology? And more importantly—does that message line up with Scripture? We contrast outward “blessing” with something far greater: the inward reality of resurrection life. 🔥 You’ll hear: A biblical take on church outreach vs. gimmicks Key moments from the Copeland interview (and what’s really going on beneath the surface) Why 2 Corinthians 12 might dismantle prosperity theology A powerful look at “the power of His resurrection” (Phil. 3:10) as something you live right now This episode is equal parts thought-provoking, encouraging, and just plain fun—with plenty of interaction from the MAD BAD crew along the way. 👉 If you’ve ever wondered what really draws people to Christ—or what it means to live resurrection life today—you don’t want to miss this one. 🎧 Hit play and join the conversation. PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/6/26 • 117:54

Was it Wednesday… or Thursday? 👀 In this lively pre-Easter episode, we dive headfirst into the annual resurrection timeline debate—breaking down the “three days and three nights” question, the Jonah connection, and why the details still spark strong opinions across the grace movement. But that’s just the beginning… We also tackle: 🔥 A fascinating debate between a believer and a “Christian atheist” on whether the resurrection really happened 🧠 The biggest skeptical theories (hallucinations, wrong tomb, swoon theory—and why they fall apart) 📖 A powerful biblical case for the resurrection—from eyewitnesses to fulfilled prophecy 💥 The life-changing transformation of the disciples and Paul as undeniable evidence 🗣️ Open chat moments with the saints—covering everything from Scripture insights to practical Christian living (including a convicting look at our speech and attitudes!) And of course, we bring it all back to what matters most: The resurrection isn’t just a debated timeline—it’s the very proof that Christ conquered sin and death, and the foundation of our eternal hope. Plus: a brand-new resurrection song, fellowship with listeners, and plenty of real, unscripted moments along the way. 👉 Whether you're here for the deep doctrine, the discussion, or the encouragement—this episode has something for you. He is risen… and that changes everything. Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

4/3/26 • 136:14

Grace Life Podcast – Monday Recap: Big Topics, Bold Truth, and a Whole Lot of Grace This week’s episode had a little bit of everything—fresh music, real-world headlines, and some strong, grace-centered perspective on issues shaking the Christian world right now. We kicked things off with brand-new music—including a swampy gospel track “Keep On Walking Worthy” (inspired by Ephesians 4!) and a powerful, story-driven “Esther’s Song” that brings courage and calling to life. If you love doctrine you can feel, this alone is worth the listen. From there, we dove into some major conversations: Free Speech & Christianity in Europe The recent conviction of Päivi Räsänen sparked a broader discussion about “hate speech” laws and what they mean for believers. But instead of panic or discouragement, we brought it back to a key truth: our victory isn’t in cultural freedom—it’s in Christ. Scandals in Ministry & Church Accountability We revisited the Robert Morris case and explored a tough but necessary question: what should churches do when serious sin is exposed? From leadership responsibility to transparency, this was an honest look at how things should be handled biblically. NDAs in Churches – Helpful or Harmful? Are non-disclosure agreements protecting people… or protecting abuse? We unpacked both sides, but also highlighted the danger of creating a culture of silence that hides wrongdoing instead of exposing it. Spiritual Abuse & Leadership Tone From real-life examples to practical advice, we emphasized something often overlooked: how truth is spoken matters. Grace isn’t just doctrine—it’s demeanor. Doctrinal Discussions (with some fire 🔥) The conversation touched on rapture views, handling disagreement in the pulpit, and why tone and humility should come before debate. Strong convictions—but grounded in grace. Identity in Christ (the anchor of it all) No matter the chaos—legal battles, church scandals, cultural shifts—the takeaway was clear: 👉 Let the Word define how you feel, not the world. 👉 Walk in the victory you already have in Christ. And of course, the episode wrapped with encouragement, interaction with listeners, and a clear gospel presentation—because at the end of the day, that’s what matters most. 👉 If you want a mix of real talk, doctrinal clarity, and encouragement to “walk worthy” no matter what’s happening around you… this is one you don’t want to miss. Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

3/30/26 • 135:33

This morning’s Open Chat Friday was a lively mix of rich doctrine, current events, and good-natured back-and-forth as we kicked things off with a brand-new song from the Redemption Story album and then dove into everything from free speech battles in Finland to the pitfalls of legalistic systems like Gothard’s IBLP. Along the way, we tackled big-picture questions about keeping the gospel central, why winning arguments isn’t the same as winning souls, and how rightly dividing the Word keeps us grounded in grace instead of drifting into confusion. Of course, it wouldn’t be Open Chat Friday without some deep dives into Scripture, practical ministry insights, and a few laughs with Hal—so if you missed it live, you’ll definitely want to give this one a listen and jump into the conversation! Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

3/27/26 • 128:27

Buckle up, saints—today’s episode is a wild ride from prison cells to ancient temples to the plains of Shinar! Joel kicks things off with a powerful preview of his upcoming concept album A Redemption Story—a gripping narrative of guilt, grace, and a man who discovers that even behind bars, he’s still called a son. From there, the conversation dives into fascinating insights from Biblical Archaeology Review—debunking popular images of the Last Supper (no, they weren’t sitting at a Renaissance table!) and exploring the immersive, almost cinematic feel of first-century synagogues. But the heart of the episode? A thought-provoking deep dive into the Tower of Babel—was it actually finished? Joel wrestles through the KJV text, challenges traditional assumptions, and lands on a bold idea: maybe God let them finish… just to prove how far human effort falls short. It’s rich, it’s fun, it’s full of grace-driven insight—and you’ll definitely want to jump into the discussion. Give it a listen and bring your Bible—this one will get you thinking. Come join us! PTL! Listen to Joel & Laurie’s awesome new grace songs! Check out Joel’s epic list of links and submit a question on the Podcast Page. Download for free or purchase Joel’s book called Empowered by His Grace, which is all about Romans 6 and knowing who you are in Christ. Read awesome articles: Supply of Grace #christianity #grace #spiritual #God #faith

3/23/26 • 133:41