Theocast
Prodigal, God Still Has You
May 26, 2021
Summary
Can Christians sin to the point that there is no mercy left? Is it normal for Christians to struggle with sin--even heinous or intentional sins? When Christians sin badly and for a long time, do we fall from God's favor? Is there any comfort for the struggler? Jon and Justin consider all of this and more in today's episode.
Topics
- Prodigal, God Still Has You
- Can Christians sin to the point that there is no mercy left?
- Is it normal for Christians to struggle with sin--even heinous or intentional sins?
- When Christians sin badly and for a long time, do we fall from God's favor?
Transcript
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Hi, this is John, and today on Theocast, Justin and I talk about prodigals.
Those who've walked away from God, and the question is, can they walk away so far that there is no grace or mercy remaining.
And are prodigals normal?
We look at passages in the Bible that warn us about the devil and how the devil tries to trip us up and how we can often struggle against our own flesh and at times lose that battle.
What does it look like for a prodigal to come back into the good graces of God?
It's a lively discussion.
We hope you enjoy.
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Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.
Conversations about the Christian life from a reformed and pastoral perspective.
You keep throwing that in there lately, Josh.
I know.
I just want people to understand we're pastors and that's how we look at things.
That's true enough.
There you go.
Your host today, Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina.
And I'm John Moffitt, pastor of Grace Reform Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
And yeah, sure enough.
