Grace Baptist Church: Recent Episodes
Brandon Vaughan
The sermon confronts the illusion of moral self-sufficiency by exposing the universal condemnation of all people—Jew and Gentile alike—before the holy standard of God, revealing that even the most righteous-seeming individuals are guilty of sin in heart and intent. It argues that moral behavior, however outwardly commendable, cannot justify anyone before God, who judges not only actions but the hidden motives of the heart, and that the very goodness people pride themselves on is tainted by pride, hypocrisy, and self-righteousness. The message emphasizes that God's patience and mercy are not signs of approval but invitations to repentance, as He is storing up wrath for those who reject His grace, and that no one will be saved by works, for all are condemned by God's truth, in His time, and according to His righteous judgment. Yet, amid this sobering reality, the sermon points to the glorious remedy: the cross of Christ, where God's wrath against sin and His love for sinners are perfectly reconciled, making salvation possible only through faith in Jesus, whose perfect righteousness is imputed to believers. The call is clear: recognize your utter need, repent, and trust in Christ alone for salvation, for no one is too bad to be saved, and no one is too good to need a Savior.
The sermon presents a powerful, theologically grounded exploration of Romans 1:18–23, framing the revelation of God's wrath as a necessary precursor to the gospel's transformative grace. It establishes that God's righteous judgment is not arbitrary but rooted in His holy standard—absolute perfection—which all humanity fails to meet, making every person accountable. The message emphasizes that this judgment is not limited to overt sinners but extends to all who suppress the truth revealed through creation and conscience, rendering every person without excuse. Yet, the sermon underscores that this sobering diagnosis is not the end, but the essential foundation for the good news: God's righteousness is revealed through faith in Christ, who bore the wrath due to sinners, offering justification, peace, and eternal security to all who believe. The tone is both convicting and compassionate, urging listeners to confront their spiritual condition not in despair, but in anticipation of the liberating grace found only in Christ.
The sermon, rooted in Romans 1:16–17, presents the gospel of Jesus Christ as the transformative power that changes individuals and nations by revealing God's righteousness through faith, not works. It establishes that humanity's fundamental problem is sin—marked by the suppression of truth and the worship of self—leading to divine wrath, yet the gospel offers salvation through Christ's substitutionary death and imputed righteousness, making forgiveness and eternal life possible for all who believe. The preacher emphasizes that true faith involves a radical surrender to Christ, resulting in a transformed life marked by repentance and obedience, and underscores the scandalous grace of God, who can forgive even the most heinous sinners, as exemplified by the Apostle Paul's own redemption. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to confront their own sinfulness, reject self-reliance, and embrace the free gift of salvation through faith in Christ, which alone satisfies both God's justice and His love.
Join Pastors Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak as they give a weekly review of -Come Follow Me- 2024 from a Christian perspective. In this episode they deal with the question of do the prophet of the Book of Mormon measure up to the Old Testament prophets-- -review of I Nephi 6-10
In this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast, Dave and I give a review of I Nephi 1-1-5 from the Book of Mormon -the call of Lehi and the seizing of the brass plates-. We also give our thoughts on whether or not any of these things has any historical evidence as well as dealing with the question, are there any real prophets in our day and how can we know--
A Response to a video put out by Ward Radio, -What Can Change and What Can't Change in the Church--- Pastor Brandon Vaughan puts forth the challenge that once someone abandons the Bible as their objective authority, a person is left with a slippery slope of subjective truth, with no way to keep new revelation in check.
Join Baptist Pastors, Dave Mallinak and Brandon Vaughan as they study along with the LDS, -Come Follow Me- 2024 from a Biblical Christian perspective. This is week 1, an introduction to the Book of Mormon.
What are Christians supposed to do when they mess up-- How can they ever recover from life changing sin and moral failure-- David found himself in this very position, and he found that the grace of God was sufficient and that his life wasn't over.
David's life is evidence that God's people can mess up. In part one, Pastor Vaughan brings out the warning signs that a person is about to fall into moral failure and how to prevent it.
David found Himself under the judgment of God for His sin. Yet even in judgement there was mercy and grace, and the Lord didn't forsake Him. How can God bring comfort to Christians that may have failed--
The first half of Psalm 2 tells us about what Christ accomplished at His first coming. The Second half of Psalm tells us about His Second Coming.
How can we be certain that Christ is going to return-- And as Christians, how can we take comfort in the fact that Christ has already come--
Psalm one gives a great contrast between the life of the blessed and the life of sin. Saved people live differently but they also die differently.
How can we delight in the law of the Lord and what does that mean-- Can we really trust that God has revealed himself in Scripture--
The Word -blessed- means Oh how happy- The Lord has instructed us about how to be happy in a suffering world.
How is it possible that God has designed for a woman's power to be in the submission to her husband-- How does that even make sense-- The Bible lays out the answers very clearly.
What does it mean for a wife to submit to her husband-- How we misunderstood this doctrine-- What does the Bible have to say about it--
Is the Christian life just a series of -do's- and -don'ts--- Or is there something more-- What does it mean to live the resurrected life--
The Bible tells us that the power of life and death is in the tongue. Most of us seldom think about the power of our words. But in order to live the resurrected life our speech must be graced seasoned with salt. But how do we do that--
What did Christ mean when He cried from the Cross, -My God, My God Why have you forsaken me--- Was it a hopeless cry or a promise of hope--
Paul warns Christians to put away anger, wrath and malice. But what does that mean and how can we do that--
Covetousness is a foundational sin because it leads to other sins. It's something that we have all dealt with from time to time. By the grace of God, how can we put to death covetousness within our hearts and minds and find satisfaction in Christ--
The Scripture makes it clear that God hate wicked imaginations. But how can we overcome sinful thoughts. Scripture has a lot to say about that as well
We live in a culture saturated with sex. How can a Christian possibly win against sexual sin--
As Christians, we are Ambassadors of Christ and citizens of Heaven. We represent Christ to a lost and dying world. How can we do so effectively--
Paul was worried that the church at Colossae would become confused by the false teachings of that time. The same is true for us today. What are some of the lies that can cause Christians to unknowingly forsake their liberty and power--
Paul was very specific about certain false ideologies that will keep up from Christ. What are they and how can we identify them--
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the power of God unto salvation to all them that believe. But what makes is powerful-- Why is the gospel just as relevant to believers as it is to those who are lost--
How can broken relationships be mended-- What does the Bible have to say about reconciliation-- What are the roadblocks that keep people from being reconciled--
Among other things, unforgiveness and bitterness costs us the personal restoration that God would give us. But what does it mean to be restored, and how can we forgive--
Even Christians can fall into the trap of unforgiveness. Many times we don't even recognize the root of bitterness that springs up in our hearts, or how it affects the people around us. What are some things that unforgiveness will cost us if left unchecked--
What are we to do with texts like Philemon where it seems as if the Bible winks at the institution of slavery-- Does the Bible really condone slavery like what took place in Britain and America-- What is the church's response to injustice--
What does it really mean to bear the Spiritual fruit of peace in the life of a Christian. What does it say about someone when they don't have this peace--
Retribution theology is a term that we may not recognize, but the practice is easily seen in our churches.
The struggle against sin is a reality for every Christian. How can we win the struggle against sin--
There is no pain in this world that Christians are exempt from. So what should the -Christian- response be when we enter into suffering--
When we fear something, it's because we don't trust it. There are many people who aren't saved because they don't trust grace. They are afraid of it. There are even many genuine Christians who miss out on the abundant life in Christ because they are afraid of grace. What do we lose when we are afraid of grace--
What if anything do law and grace have in common-- Do they both play a role in our salvation-- And if not, then what is the purpose of the law today--
For all of the questions that we have no answer to as it pertains to our suffering, we can be sure of where of trials come from and that can give us much needed strength.
-Legalism- is a word that get thrown around a lot, but what does it mean and how is it negatively affecting many of our churches--
Is God an eternal being, or just an exalted man as the LDS teach-- What implications does this have for us today--
What are the differences between a mature Christian and an immature Christian-- Paul illustrates the difference between the two by comparing the differences between a free son and a slave. It is possible to be a son and yet live like a slave to the law, but we don't have to.
If salvation has never come from obedience to the law, then what is the purpose of the law-- Also, how can God condemn those who have never heard of Moses or Jesus--
Does God actually save sinners or does He just make them savable-- The Abrahamic Covenant gives us great insight into how God saves sinners. It leaves us with the conclusion that salvation is of the Lord.
In Galatians chapter 3, Paul argues that the Abrahamic Covenant is proof that salvation has never been by the law. But what exactly is the Abrahamic Covenant and what implications does it have on our salvation today--
In Galatians 3, Paul defends the gospel of grace by calling the Law to the stand for cross-examination. Paul proves that not only can no one be justified by the works of the law, but that no one has ever been justified by the law, nor ever could be.
How can our salvation experience be verified-- People have experiences every day that aren't based on truth. Is there a way to determine is our salvation is real--
The doctrine of justification is one of the pillars on which the Christian faith stands or falls. Yet, many people still misunderstand the implications of this great truth. What makes a person right with God--
It's easy to poke holes in other people's beliefs, but what about what we believe-- Can our gospel and our theology sustain scrutiny and testing-- Paul tested his gospel and it came forth as gold. How can we test the true gospel--
There is only one true gospel, salvation by grace through faith in the Death, burial and resurrection of Christ. Even in Paul's day we see that false teachers were already adding works to grace for salvation. We see the same thing today. The gospel answers the question, how can a person be made right with God--
Sincerity of a belief doesn't make it true. The fact that something is true makes it true. How do we discern the proper spiritual authority in our lives--
Sometimes it's to easy to focus on the false gospels of the cults, but there are some false gospels that have crept into the Baptist church as well. What are they, and what do we do about them--
Jude not only commands us to contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, he also tells us how in the conclusions to the book. How can we make an eternal difference on those around us who may be slaves to sin a false teaching--
Faith promise missions is a term that many people have heard but few people really know that much about. Faith promise missions has definite Biblical foundation and can really be a blessing to the missions program in a church.
Jude dealt with a localized problem of false teachers in the church. However, the problem has become the rule and not the exception. Jude clearly exposes the spirit of this age.
To misunderstand that grace of God is to misunderstand the God of Grace. We simply cannot get this doctrine wrong. Jude charged the false teachers of his day with getting grace wrong and the their judgment was serious.
The greatest mission, is the great commission. Why is it of the utmost importance to go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature-
Did Jesus really rise from the dead- How can we be sure- If He did, why is that relevant for us today-
The Cross of Christ is so much more than just a ticket to Heaven. For the children of God, it defines everything about us. It's what gives us value and worth in this fallen world.
Most people will attest to the historical fact that Jesus walked that earth, and that he was crucified. However, most people don't see how the cross is relevant to them today. In part one we deal with the -who- of the cross. Who was it that really died on the cross that day, and why are we still talking about it 2000 years later-
Part 2 of our interview with Lance and Grace on their leaving Mormonism and finding saving faith in Jesus Christ.
Peter failed the Lord horribly. However, in Christ, failure isn't final. Because Jesus is alive, all things can be made right.
Lance and Grace were committed Mormons. Lance even held high positions within the church. However, there were things that they noticed within the church that troubled them and just didn't seem right. As they dove into the Bible they began to understand salvation by grace, through faith in Christ. Now that they are Christians they have a ministry where they try to help people out of the LDS church and into faith in Christ. Here is part 1 of our conversation with them.
We see a picture of the Grace of Christ and how He saves sinners through the way that Joseph treated his brothers, even before they knew who He was.
Christ was arrested in the middle of the night and put through a kangaroo court for the simple reason that He stood for the Truth. Will we do the same in the face of persecution-
The central message of the book of Matthew is simple- Jesus is King. But how can a king who walked the earth over 2,000 years ago be relevant to us today-
Luke's gospel really focuses on the humanity and humility of Jesus. Jesus is referred to as the -Son of man- 27 times in the book of Luke. Th events of chapter 2 really set the stage for Jesus' mission. But how is all of this relevant to us today- This and more on today's episode of TMHP.
The mystery of Gethsemane is found in the mystery of Christ's humanity. What exactly did Jesus endure in Gethsemane and how can it encourage His people-
There has been much written about the famous last words of dying people. But what about Christ- What can we learn from the last instructions that He gives to His disciples before His arrest and execution-
Over the next four episodes we will be dealing with the incarnation of Christ from the perspective of each of the four gospel writers. In this first episode we will be looking at John's perspective on the incarnation. As we think about Christmas, we need to ask ourselves the question, what -or who- are we celebrating. Did God really take on human flesh and enter into His creation or not- Our very eternity hinges on the answer to that question.
There is so much confusion about the Lord's Supper, what is and why it's relevant today. However, the Scriptures are clear that the Lord's Supper is very sacred and should hold a special place in the life of the believer.
Even hearing the name of -Judas- brings a pit in our stomach. However, many of us have more in common with Judas Iscariot than we care to admit. Do you have some Judas in you-
There's a whole lot more to Thanksgiving than Turkey and football. Join us as we take a look back in time to the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday and why it still matters today.
Ones of the greatest pictures of Christ in the Old Testament in the Passover lamb in Exodus 12. What can it teach us about Christ-
One of the greatest example of God's faithfulness in Scripture is seen in the life of Joseph. After 13 years of slavery, God promoted Joseph, just like He promised.
What makes Christ so worthy of our passions, worship and sacrifice. The breaking of Mary's alabaster box and her anointing of Jesus gives us good insight into that question
Is Israel a church or a nation. The answer to this question will affect the way that we view the end times.
In a recent tweet, LDS President Russell M. Nelson stated that the LDS believe in absolute truth, but is that absolutely true- If so, what is their absolute standard of truth-
Have you ever thought about how God views your sin- How exactly does Adam's sin affect us today- Most importantly, how can we be delivered from the penalty and power of our sin- These are the questions that we wrestle with on this episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast.
The Abomination of Desolation is one of the cornerstones of eschatology. A person's view of this event will determine their theology of the end times. So what is the Abomination of Desolation, who commits it, and when did-does it take place-
What are the signs of the end times- How do we make heads or tails of texts like Mark 24 and Mark 13- Can we know how soon the return of Christ is-
What does it mean to be a Pharisee in 2021- In what ways are many church people like Pharisees today- The answers may surprise you.
What do we do while we wait on God- Are we to pace the floor until He shows up- What can we do in the meantime-
Susannah Rowles tells the story of how the Lord saved her out of Mormonism last year. She actually visited a Baptist church during the Covid shutdown and the rest is history. This should encourage pastors everywhere as she explained that the things that stuck out to her most about the church were the love, the worship and the preaching of the Word.
Does God have a favorite verse of Scripture, if so, who would we know what it is and what it means-
Casey Ballard joins us as our first guest on the podcast. He shares his testimony of how the Lord saved him out of Mormonism and called him to be a Christian Pastor in Northern Utah.
Is Heaven a real place- If so, how can a person hope to make it there- Is there only one Heaven, or are there three levels of Heaven as taught by the LDS- This and more on this episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast
Is Hell a real place of eternal torment- If so, how can we reconcile this with a loving God- How can people escape hell-
Why do so many people get frustrated with their prayer life- Perhaps we are using it in the wrong way. We would also get frustrated trying to drive a screw with a pocket knife. It's not designed for that. So what is prayer, really- An what is its purpose-
Is it possible to find hope in a hopeless situation. Scripture proves that it is. And if we can find hope in the hopeless, we can find it anywhere and be encouraged in every situation.
The curse of the fig tree is symbolic for Christ's judgment of Israel's dead temple worship. It's a great parallel for much of the dead religion we see today.
Is God in control of evil and suffering in the world- If so, does this make Him the author of evil- How can the answers to these questions bring us comfort in our our deepest valleys-
Many people are worshipping a false Christ made in their own imagination. However, this is nothing new. The Jews hailed Christ as a hero at His triumphal entry, little did they know the He is a different kind of King.
The Life of Joseph is one of the most revered studies in Scripture, and for good reason. In Genesis 37 we see the major themes that will carry us through the story of Joseph.
Is the Heavenly Father of Mormonism and the God of the Bible compatible- Are they the same God- If not, which one is the true God-
There seems to be a vast misunderstanding among many today as to what it means to be a Christian and follow Christ. If we knew that our service to the Lord would mean a life of suffering, pain and heartache, would we follow Him anyway. Would it be worth it-
In every period of history in which the church went from a time of peace to a time of persecution, there was a dividing line issue that divided the true church from the professing church. CRT and Intersectionality are such dividing line issues in our day. We need to be educated on these issues so that when the divide happens, we can be prepared and make sure that we are on the right side of history.
What does it mean to live richly- For far too long professing Christians have been living like spiritual paupers in this world. But we don't have to.
The Sinner's prayer has likely led to more false conversions than anything else in the history of the church. Christ gives us an excellent example to follow with the rich young ruler on how to do personal evangelism.
What does it meant to be -saved-, really- Christ says that if we don't come to Christ as a child He won't accept us. What does it mean to have a childlike faith-
It's an oft debated question in our part of the world, are Mormons Christian- How do their beliefs line up with Scripture and orthodox Christian doctrine- What have the Mormons historically taught on the issue- And the most important question of all, why does it matter. Are Biblical Christians the only ones that will be in Heaven with God for all eternity- Listen in to this week's podcast as we dive into these all important issues.
Is divorce and remarriage ever acceptable- This topic has been debated for centuries. However, Jesus was far from silent on the issue.
Since the start of our podcast in January we have accumulated quite a bit of animated -a tactful term- social media back lash from our Mormon and atheist listeners. In this episode we respond to some of the messages and comments that represent the most common arguments against who we are and what we do.
Christ answers many of the major questions regarding Marriage, Divorce and remarriage in Mark 10. What did He have to say-
How can a person be declared righteous before a Holy God, and therefore gain entrance into Heaven- There isn't a more important question that we could ask, or attempt to answer. Our very answer to that question will determine our eternity. Is there a list of works that we can do to tip the scales in our favor, or is it really just as simple as believing on the Lord Jesus Christ and His finished work on the Cross. Join on this episode as we wrestle with these all important issues.
Is Hell a literal place of torment where those that don't know Christ will spend all of eternity- How could a loving God send people there-
In this series we are preaching through the New Hampshire Baptist Confession. In this sermon we look at Article 1 on the Scriptures.
In last week's episode on suffering, Brandon and Dave discussed the questions, -why do people suffer--, and -where does suffering come from--. On this episode they get into the Christian response to suffering. So what should our response be when it comes to prolonged suffering in our lives-
The strongest language that Christ ever used about hell is actually in connection to causing believers to stumble and leading them in the wrong way. How can someone know if they are guilty of this dangerous discipleship, and consequently hell fire-
This short video gives a brief history of the hosts of the Mormon Hope Podcast, Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak, how they got to Utah and the message that they wish to convey to the LDS.
It's an age old problem, with a universally asked question, why do people suffer. In this first of a two part series, Brandon and Dave dive deep and attempt to explain where suffering comes from. They also get personal about their own suffering, most specifically about the suffering of their wives, who each struggle with a different chronic condition. Where is God in our suffering and what can He do to sustain us-
Many times as Christians we can major on the minors, and cause division with other Christians solely based on secondary issues. However, where is the proper line- How can we establish Biblical grounds for Christian fellowship-
In this episode we give a review of the LDS General Conference. In listening to some audio clips that we pulled from the conference, it becomes very clear that the most used word among most of the speakers was -worthy-. Worthy of the temple, worthy of the sacraments, worthy or the atonement, worthy of Heaven, etc. This is in complete contrast to what the Bible says, that Christ is the only one who is worthy. He is also the one that make us worthy by imputing His righteousness to all of those who call on Him by grace, through faith. We also take the time to go over some questions that were sent to us. Join us this week on the Mormon Hope Podcast.
Biblical separation has been so misunderstood and misrepresented in recent years. Jacob and Esau present a great picture of the NT principle of Biblical separation.
What does it really mean to live a great life- Christ defines this as being a servant. What are the marks of a true servant-
Is the American church headed for serious persecution, and if so, can anything good come out of it-
Black Lives Matter, transgenderism, cancel culture, privileged people like Lebron James and Meghan Markle claiming to be oppressed, what in the world is going on, and how are all of these things connected- Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality have invaded every facet of our society from the school house to the White House. We need to educate ourselves, our churches and those around us about this false woke religion that is rooted in Marxism. Join us on this episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast as we discuss these all important issues.
Salvation takes place in an instant. However, Sanctification is a life long process. It is the everyday reality of a Christian, and it can be a painful one. But it's worth it.
A recent Gallup poll revealed that 1 in 6 people between the ages of 18-21 identify as LGBT. The issue is here, the question is what do we do about it- In this episode we address individuals that are struggling with their sexuality and how to sort through it. We also discuss the responses of both the LDS and Christian church to this issue. Where have they failed and what can they do better- As always we remain gracious and truthful when dealing with these hot button topics.
Even though the disciples had cast out many devils before, they came across one that they could not cast out. Why couldn't they cast this particular devil out- Why didn't they have any spiritual power- How can we avoid falling into the same trap-
The crucifixion of Christ is one of the most renowned events in human history. This leads us to ask the question, what exactly did Christ accomplish on the cross -if anything-- What does the atonement mean to us personally-
Can God really take our feeble efforts and use it for His glory- The lad and his lunch are proof that He can and will.
Does God have a calling for all of His children, or just preachers and missionaries- What might that look like-
In this episode we present the greatest single argument against Joseph Smith as being a true prophet of God, which is what he said about the person and eternality of God in the King Follett Discourse. We hope that our LDS listeners will tune in with an open mind as we compassionately examine the evidence.
Ananias is somewhat of a background character in Scripture and tends to get overlooked. However, God used him in a mighty way in the life of the Apostle Paul. We need some Ananias' in our day.
In the early 1820s a 14 year old boy by the name of Joseph Smith made the claim that he had been given a vision directly from God. This revelation alleged that the church of Jesus Christ had apostatized and needed him to restore it. 200 years later, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has well over 16 million members worldwide. So is Joseph Smith a hero or a heretic- Join us for this episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast as we fairly and compassionately investigate his claims.
What did Jesus mean when He commanded us to take up our cross daily and follow Him- How can we even do that-
In this text, Christ makes it clear that there are some things worth living for, and things worth dying for. Living for anything else other than the glory of God is a wasted life.
If God can't change hearts, why pray for sinners- Why evangelize- Fortunately the grace of God actually saves sinners
In the last podcast, we discussed the bad news of man's wicked condition before God. We also looked at the fact that people cannot save themselves or earn favor with a Holy God. This is bad news because God must punish sin. In this episode we focus on the good news of the Gospel, and how sinful men and women can be forgiven and made right with God.
Who is Jesus Christ- Was He a good man, a good teacher, or was He the true and living God that entered into His creation- What did Jesus say about Himself, and how can the answers to the questions determine a person's eternity-
Has anyone ever said to you, -I have some good news and some bad news, which would you like to hear first-- We know that the word -gospel- means good news, but what about the bad news- Without the bad news, the gospel doesn't make any sense. What do we need to be saved from, and why did Christ have to endure such a horrific death in order to secure our salvation- Join us for this episode of The Mormon Hope Podcast as we discuss this all important issue.
The last of a three part series, dealing with the question, does the grace of God actually save sinners, or does it make man savable.
Everyone agrees that the word -gospel- means good news. However, there are many different beliefs and definitions as to what that means. Surely they can't all be correct. The only way that the gospel message can be good news, is if that news is true. This is why Paul constantly warned the churches about false gospels that would creep in. Join us on this episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast as Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak discuss what the LDS believe about the Gospel.
Are there any living prophets today or have they all died out- Does God still speak to us through supernatural servants, or has the office of prophet been done away with- Join us for this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast with Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak
Is truth even a real thing- If so, how can we know what it is- Join us for this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast with Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak
Was Jesus Christ a good teacher, a fake, or is He the God of the Universe who took on human flesh and entered into His creation- Join us for this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast with Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak
Is God a Trinity- Why does it matter. Listen in to this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast with Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak
The second part or a two part series, can we really trust the Bible as our sole authority of faith and practice- How can we be sure-
Can we really Trust the Bible as our sole authority for faith and practice- How can we defend the Bible with better arguments than -I believe that the Bible is true because the Bible says so.- Join Brandon Vaughan and Dave Mallinak on this week's episode of the Mormon Hope Podcast.
What does the battle between Leah and Rachel teach us about a Christians battle between their faith and their flesh-
How can someone tell if they are spiritually blind- What can they do to remedy the problem-
What does it mean to be saved by grace- Does the grace of God actually save anyone, or does it just make man savable-
What does the conversion of Saul teach us about God's part in the salvation of sinners-