Theocast
Mercy for Those Who Doubt
December 15, 2021
Summary
In today's episode, Jon and Justin consider two kinds of people: the people who are arrogant in their sin and do not think they need mercy; and the people who doubt and struggle wondering if there is in fact mercy for them. The guys talk about the law and the gospel, church discipline, and the posture of God toward the weak.
Topics
- Episode focus: Mercy for Those Who Doubt
- In today's episode, Jon and Justin consider two kinds of people: the people who are arrogant in their sin and do not think they need mercy
- and the people who doubt and struggle wondering if there is in fact mercy for them
- The guys talk about the law and the gospel, church discipline, and the posture of God toward the weak
Transcript
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Hi, this is John, and today on Theocast, we are having a simple conversation between two people.
Those who want to justify their sin and say it's okay, I don't need to repent.
God is fine with me.
And those who can't seem to find encouragement, you are so weak and discouraged.
How could God ever love me and save me?
We definitely want to talk about the law and the gospel for those who are weary and can't find hope in Christ.
Stay tuned.
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Thanks for listening.
Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.
Conversations about the Christian life, as complicated as they may be from a reformed and pastoral perspective.
Hopefully, not that complicated.
Oh, they are very complicated these days because sins still exist.
Your host today, Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina.
And I am John Moffat.
I'm pastor of Grace Reform Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
And Justin, we have a couple of announcements we just want to remind people of if they care to partake.
Remind the people, John.
