These Nails Don't Have Reverse: Recent Episodes
These Nails Don't Have Reverse
Eric and Carlo share their thoughts on current Christianity from a biblical point of view. Big emphasis on the deception that we can see in this world and in those who claim to believe in Christ. The purpose is to unmask this deception and point ourselves into the path Jesus left for us.
The idea of seeds in the Bible can be found in multiple passages, The Parable of the Soils, the seed of the woman in Genesis to mention a few. What is the significance of the seed in the Bible. Let's take a look.
Eric and Carlo discuss the importance of bearing witness for Christ as the Bible presents it but from what the text in Scriptures really says.
Eric and Carlo discuss the deception of this world that keeps us from seeing the truth of the gospel
Eric and Carlo uncover a not very well known fact about the "straight and narrow" concept and the implications of the true meaning of the passage where this phrase comes from.
Eric and Carlo discuss the evidence for our salvation in Christ using Romans 7 and what it means to have the "assurance" of our salvation versus the idea of "security" in our salvation - 1John 3:9
Eric and Carlo dive into how we are most easily deceived by the Devil; what being a good person means and what forgiveness of sins does to our lives.
This is one of the first episodes we recorded, the quality of sound is not that great, so we appreciate your patience.
Eric and Carlo discuss what the Bible talks about the consequences of Adam and Eve's decision to disobey God and believe the lie of the serpent
Eric and Carlo share their personal journey and how they've become followers of Christ and how they for years were deceived by the enemy and by religion.
Eric and Carlo discuss the origins of the podcast name (These Nails Don't Have Reverse) and get into a discussion on how deception entered this world and how the enemy deceived Eve in the garden and what that means to our world in this day and age and particularly in the evangelical church circles.