Grace at LAST is a weekly podcast where we hope to bring you true freedom in Christ, which comes through knowing the gospel of grace. Living in the new covenant is the secret to lasting joy and peace. Together, we will talk about what that looks like in our daily and eternal lives.
We believe this is the place where true freedom is found. Thanks for joining us today.
What Happens to Love When We Decide Who’s In and Who’s Out?
Episode 177-For years, I saw people through categories: saved or unsaved, spiritual or carnal, obedient or disobedient, walking with God or falling away. And without realizing it, I was constantly evaluating where people stood.
But what did all that evaluating produce in me?
In this episode of Grace at LAST, I’m looking honestly at how easily our beliefs can turn into scorecards and how much room is left for love when we’re busy deciding where everyone belongs.
What if my job was never to label everybody?
What if my job was simply to love the person in front of me?
27 Sept 2026
If the Bible Isn't Written to Us, Is It Still For Us?`
176-If the Bible wasn’t written directly to us, is it still for us?
If the Old Testament was written to Israel, what do we do with it? If Paul wrote Romans to believers in Rome, why should we read Romans? And if JesUs was speaking to His disciples, should we assume He was speaking directly to us?
In this episode of Grace at LAST, we talk about the difference between who the Scriptures were written to and what we can learn from them today.
Understanding the original audience doesn’t take the Bible away from us. It helps us understand it.
We’ll look at familiar verses, promises, the law, Paul’s letters, and why context and covenant matter.
Maybe context isn’t taking the Bible away from us.
Maybe context is helping us hear it clearly.
20 Sept 2026
If We Are Already Forgiven, Why Do We Ask For Forgiveness?
175-If Christ has already completely forgiven us, why do we keep asking God for forgiveness? What about confession, mercy, the Lord’s Prayer, and 1 John 1:9?
In this episode of Grace at LAST, we go back to the finished work of Christ and ask a bigger question: Are we forgiven, or are we repeatedly becoming forgiven?
Complete forgiveness doesn’t mean our choices don’t matter. We can acknowledge when we’re wrong, apologize when we hurt someone, make things right, and change.
But we do all of that from a place of forgiveness, not to become forgiven.
One sacrifice. For all time. That’s good news.
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