The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley

I suffer with sleep paralysis. What can I do? If our sins are forgiven, then do we have to give an account? I never really knew God until now! Does the punishment in Hell last forever or come to an end? How come God doesn't use more "gotcha" moments to prove Jesus is Messiah? I wish I could experience Christ as my life more. What should I do?

12/14/25 • 54:01

What If God Moved In—For You? Discussion Questions: Read verses 1–3. What does it mean to you personally that Jesus is your Creator? How does this shape the way you see His authority, care, and nearness? Read verses 4–5. React to this statement: "Jesus is the light of men." What does His light reveal, and what does it overcome? Read verses 6–8. What was the purpose of John the Baptist's ministry? Why was his role intentionally limited and temporary? Read verse 11. Why do you think so many people rejected Jesus, even when He came to His own? Read verses 12–13. React to this statement: Those who believe and receive Christ are born of God. Why is this simple message so difficult for people? Read verse 16. What does it mean to you to have received from His fullness? How have you experienced "grace upon grace" in your life? Read verse 17. How does this verse contrast the old covenant with the new covenant? What changes when grace and truth come through Jesus Christ? Read verse 18. How does Jesus explain God to us? What do we learn about God's heart by looking at Christ?

12/14/25 • 37:29

If our sins are taken away, why does Romans 4:7 say "covered"? What does "work out your salvation with fear and trembling" really mean? Does Galatians 2:20 say we live by faith "in" Christ or by the faith "of" Christ?

12/13/25 • 26:21

Why are the genealogies of Jesus so different in Matthew and Luke? I struggle with obsessive thoughts and wonder if I truly "did it right" to get saved. Do we really have to submit to any and every pastor? What if it's an unhealthy environment or dynamic?

12/12/25 • 26:53

I wanted to leave a church, but the pastor told me I had to submit to him. Is that healthy? What are your thoughts on C.S. Lewis? Are there still demons today? I struggle with worry and don't know how to find victory over it. Can you help? What did you mean when you said "we want to be left behind"?

12/11/25 • 26:22

Better to give than receive? What does that mean in the context of Acts 20? In Romans 7, why does Paul say, "I was once alive apart from the Law"? How exactly did God reveal Himself to Isaiah? What does it mean for Jesus to share His glory with us?

12/10/25 • 26:53

Take up your cross? Lose your life? To whom was Jesus referring? What are your thoughts on the Orthodox traditions? How do I share the core message of Christianity with my grandchildren?

12/9/25 • 26:25

How do Orthodox Jews look at God's forgiveness if there are no current sacrifices? Doesn't James 4:8 say we need to get closer to God? What's the truth about crowns and rewards in Heaven? What's happening with those scary verses in 2 Peter 2? Do they refer to loss of salvation? What should I do about my adult child who has rebelled? Doesn't 1 Corinthians 3 talk about loss of rewards (plural)?

12/7/25 • 55:57

If Christ lives in you, why are you still trying to do this alone? We often think of thanking God for blessings and answered prayers, but what if the most incredible gift—His very Life in you—has been quietly at work all along? In this message, we're exploring powerful verses showing this Life isn't just "credited" for later, but alive, transforming you now. If you're in Christ, it's too late to go back. You're not merely following Jesus, you're a new creation, a child of God, fully indwelt by the Spirit and fused to God's Life in you. So why try to navigate life on your own when the One who raised Jesus from the dead is already living in you, giving joy, strength, and peace? Watch now—and discover the Life you already have in Christ! Discussion Questions: Read John 3:36 and 5:24. What does it mean to "see life" and to have "passed out of death into life"? Read John 14:19 and react to this statement: "Because I live, you will live also." Read John 14:23. What does it mean to you to have the entire Trinity living within you? Read Romans 5:10 and react to this statement: I am reconciled by Jesus' death and saved by Jesus' life. Read Romans 8:10-11. What does "the spirit is alive because of righteousness" mean for the imputed-vs-imparted righteousness debate? Read 1 John 4:13 and 2:27. How do you understand "abiding" better because of these? Read Galatians 5:16, 25. In your own words, describe what it means to walk by the Spirit.

12/7/25 • 34:50

My neighbors are awful. Is it okay to wish they didn't come home? I felt so much darkness when I was praying for salvation 20 years ago. Now I look back, and I'm scared it wasn't legitimate! Why does John 8 say the disciples needed to "abide" or "continue" in His word?

12/6/25 • 26:53

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12/5/25 • 26:19

A popular pastor said we have to use our talents or we are like the third servant in Matthew 25. Is this true? Might we be left behind at Christ's return if we have not done enough? Why am I being viciously attacked if I haven't done anything wrong? What can I do?

12/4/25 • 26:53

What is one important truth you've learned lately that you might share? How has it impacted your life? After Christ returns, what is life like? Do we spend our time in heaven or on the new Earth? What can we expect?

12/3/25 • 26:24

My friend is a preterist. What is that? Should I be worried? Your nation came close to civil war this past year, right? What is a healthy view of Mary, the mother of Jesus? Why does John 8:31 say "continue" if we can't lose our salvation? How can I have childlike faith? 

12/2/25 • 26:53

What is the Nicene Creed? I'm depressed and wonder if I've fallen away from God? Should we recite the Lord's Prayer? Was Peter crucified upside down? My daughter is saved but now thinks Christians are toxic. What can I do?

11/30/25 • 55:28

How Close Is Your Jesus? Closer Than You've Ever Been Told. We can feel guilty for not feeling grateful enough, like a wet blanket of religious obligation. But in Christ, we have genuine reasons for gratitude. One of the biggest? We've been crucified. Our old self isn't being improved. It's gone. Buried. Never coming back. Still, many believers don't realize this, so they chase formulas and rituals that only make them feel "less than." But the truth is the opposite. You're not distant. You're not lacking. You're not incomplete. God has already done the work. He's made you new—fused to Christ, united with Him at the core of who you are. You're full. You're close. You're clean. You're His. You don't have to "get rid of yourself" or drum up fake gratitude. You can rest in the reality of being alive to God right now. Watch this message and see just how close Jesus really is! Discussion Questions: Read Romans 6:1-4. What three events were you baptized into? Is this about water baptism? If not, please explain. Read Galatians 2:20. Explain "it is no longer I who live" versus "the life I now live." Read Galatians 6:14. React to this statement: "The world has been crucified to me, and I to the world." Read Colossians 3:3-4, Ephesians 2:5-6, John 14:20, and 1 Corinthians 6:17. Focus on these four words: hidden, seated, in, and joins. What do these communicate about your closeness to God? Read Galatians 5:24. Notice that you did the crucifying this time. When did you crucify the flesh with its passions and desires? How? Read Romans 6:17, 1 Timothy 1:5, and 2 Corinthians 9:7. What do these passages have to say about your heart? Read John 1:16 and Colossians 2:9-10. React to this statement: You have received of His fullness, and in Him you have been made complete in Him.

11/30/25 • 33:30

Why don't I operate in the supernatural? I feel powerless! What is the minimum required to be saved? How can I share this message effectively? Jesus said to forgive others 70x7, so does He forgive us without limits? Without asking?

11/29/25 • 26:21

Is your heart deceitfully wicked? Or did God give you a new heart at salvation? Why do so many churches still teach a required 10% tithe? Should we still obey government laws if we're under God's grace? If so, why? Why does James say to draw near to God if we are already one with Christ?

11/28/25 • 26:54

Are we just sinners saved by grace? Does God have to break you before He can use you? How do we give thanks naturally and authentically? Is predestination a biblical concept? *Previously aired

11/27/25 • 26:54

Are we just sinners saved by grace? Does God have to break you before He can use you? How do we give thanks naturally and authentically? Is predestination a biblical concept?

11/26/25 • 26:54

I finally get it! It's all about Jesus! Why don't my friends online get it too when I post? Why did Jesus tell Mary Magdalene not to hang onto Him? Why was it so important that He ascend to the Father? I read "The Perfect You" and it was like breaking through a wall! Are we still keeping God's commandments?

11/25/25 • 26:23

Should believers still look to the moral law for daily living? Should I explore the paranormal? Was Jesus truly separated from the Father on the cross? How did humanity spread across the globe? How do I cope with the theological differences I have with my husband? Can you talk about Melchizedek and how he plays into law and grace? Did fallen angels have relations with women in Genesis 3? What does the finished work of Christ mean for our forgiveness?

11/23/25 • 56:01

Discussion Questions: Read Hebrews 10:1-3. What do you think about letting go of feeling guilty for your sins? Can you have remorse and regret without falling into guilt? Explain. Read Colossians 2:13-14. Why is this one of the most powerful encapsulations of the gospel in all of Scripture? Read Ephesians 4:32. Is this different from Matthew 6:14-15? How is it different? Why is it different? Read Hebrews 9:25-28. React to this statement: Jesus is not in heaven dying over and over, so you're not on Earth being forgiven over and over. Read Ephesians 4:28. If we don't have to ask for forgiveness each time we sin, then what can we do? Read 2 Peter 1:9 and Luke 7:47. React to this statement: Total forgiveness is dangerous—but only to the enemy!

11/23/25 • 32:35

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11/22/25 • 26:53

Why did Jesus tell his disciples they could forgive or retain people's sins? Is it okay for Christians to have their body cremated? I keep hearing that "God is with" someone? What does that even mean? 

11/21/25 • 26:22

Why do Exodus and Numbers appear to have different accounts of Moses striking the rock? What do you think of the idea of "have been saved, being saved, and will be saved"? Will some Christians be left behind at the rapture? I worry about that! If we die and are already in heaven, how do we then "rise first" at the return of Christ?

11/20/25 • 26:53

Our church taught us that Jesus died only for some people and others (who are not pre-chosen) have no chance. Is this true? What is the Catholic view of sainthood? Aren't we all saints? Shouldn't we use the Law to define sin? If so, then why does Romans 14 say "whatever is not of faith is sin"? And what about Luther's "third use" of the Law?

11/19/25 • 26:22

Why does James say Abraham was justified when he offered Isaac? Wasn't Abraham a believer before that? I struggle so much with Hebrews 12 and the discipline of God. How can I see grace in this chapter? And what about the idea of Esau selling his birthright? That seems scary to me!

11/18/25 • 26:53

I have experienced being slain in the Spirit! My friend wants us to sleep together. Should I? Can you explain the Sabbath? My son doesn't seem to believe anymore. What should I think? Which is the best Bible version in English? I believe there are two kinds of tongues, and one is to edify yourself. Isn't that what 1 Corinthians 14 is teaching?

11/16/25 • 55:24

What If You're Safer Than You Think? Many of us tiptoe through life wondering, "Am I really saved? Am I really secure?" And when our minds wrestle with doubt, shame, and fear, gratitude can be hard to find. But here's the radical, confidence-building truth: Your salvation is untouchable. Eternally. Jesus has sealed your salvation, wrapped it tight, and nothing—not feelings, not failures, not life's chaos—can undo it. You're safe. No strings. No fine print. No loopholes. In this first message of our series Grateful: A Heart Made Great and Full by Grace, we'll see God's smile, His soft embrace, and the unshakable grip He has on you. Salvation isn't about how well you live—it's about Him living in you. Stop tiptoeing. Step into the freedom of knowing you're secure. Watch now, and let your gratitude soar. Discussion Questions: Read John 14:19. How does Jesus tying your life to His resurrection life give you confidence about your eternal security? Read John 6:37. What does Jesus' promise to "never cast out" reveal about how safe you are with Him—even on your worst day? Read John 6:39. How does knowing that Jesus' mission was "to lose none" change the way you view your own assurance of salvation? Read John 10:27–28. What does it mean to you personally that both the Father and the Son hold you in their hands? How does this double-grip shape your sense of security? Read 2 Timothy 2:13. What assurance do you find in the truth that even when you are faithless, Christ remains faithful? How does this encourage gratefulness? Read Romans 8:38–39. What threat feels most real to you? How does this passage reassure you that nothing can separate you from Christ? Read Jude 1:24. How does ending with "He is able to keep you" shift your focus from your promises to God toward His promises to you? How is this a game-changer?

11/16/25 • 38:25