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The pursuit of holiness is often driven by fear rather than grace. Jon Moffitt challenges the common idea that Christians must obey out of fear of losing their salvation. Too often, the message becomes that grace gets you into God's family, but obedience and performance are what keep you there. This creates a subtle fear that drives Christian living rather than a joyful response to God's grace. Through Scripture, the discussion makes the case that believers are not called to holiness through fear, but through the transforming power of grace. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Do Hebrews 6 and 10 teach that Christians should constantly fear becoming apostates? Jon Moffitt examines two of Scripture’s most sobering warning passages and why they have left many tender consciences questioning their salvation. When properly understood and preached, these warnings should lead true believers toward greater confidence and rest in Christ, not continual anxiety. At the same time, the warnings against apostasy are real and should produce genuine fear in those who meet the biblical criteria. Understanding who these warnings address changes how Christians read some of the most difficult passages in Hebrews. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Is antinomianism really the greatest threat to the church, or has another distortion of the gospel become far more common? Jon Moffitt examines antinomianism and neonomianism, defining both terms and explaining how they distort grace in different ways. Through Scripture and church history, Jon explores why gospel-centered preaching is often wrongly accused of being antinomian. Neither error can be corrected simply by adding more law, because both ultimately involve a corrupted understanding of the gospel. Drawing from Jude, Paul, and Peter, the solution is a proper understanding of grace that preserves the gospel rather than perverting it. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Should preaching leave Christians encouraged by Christ, or exhausted from being beaten down? Jon Moffitt examines a powerful clip from Sinclair Ferguson on what faithful preaching should actually sound like. Ferguson’s wisdom challenges preaching that constantly scolds, condemns, or leaves congregations feeling spiritually defeated. For church members, this offers a helpful standard for recognizing Christ-centered preaching. For pastors, it raises an important question about whether the pulpit is feeding Christ’s sheep or simply whipping them. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Can salvation really depend on your performance, obedience, or religious works? Jon Moffitt sits down with Ryan Hemelaar from NeedGod.net to examine the gospel of grace and the growing appeal of Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. They discuss justification by faith alone, assurance of salvation, and why adding human works to Christ's finished work undermines the believer's rest. The conversation also explores why true obedience flows from gratitude and love for Christ, rather than fear of losing salvation. Ultimately, the focus returns to the sufficiency of Christ and the rest found in his righteousness alone. RYAN’S MINISTRY: NEEDGOD.NET NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Should Christians use the law to make believers question their salvation? Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn examine how the law functions before and after someone comes to Christ, and why Scripture's use of the law should not leave believers trapped in far. The conversation explores assurance, salvation, and the danger of using the law in ways that undermine confidence in Christ. They also address the question of whether Christians should continually doubt their salvation and how gospel clarity brings freedom and assurance. CHECK OUT PART 2 ON DOUG’S PODCAST - REFORMED FRINGE NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Must you repent of your sins before you can be saved? Jon Moffitt examines the biblical command to “repent and believe” and asks what repentance actually means in relation to salvation. The conversation explores the long-standing debate over whether turning away from sin must come before turning to Christ. Scripture is examined to clarify what true repentance is and whether anyone can truly repent of their sins apart from Christ. The discussion points to a deeper understanding of salvation, repentance, and faith. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What happens when the spiritual high fades and the trials begin? Jon Moffitt explores the danger of depending on powerful spiritual experiences to sustain your faith. Through stories from the Old Testament and teaching from Peter, Paul, and James, the conversation examines why spiritual highs cannot produce lasting faith or joy. Instead, trials and failures reveal where true stability must be found. The Christian life is not sustained by chasing another spiritual high, but by resting in what God has already done. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What happens when the pursuit of holiness leaves you striving instead of resting in Christ? Jon Moffitt sits down with Christian radio professional, Doug Hannah, to explore his journey from the Wesleyan holiness movement and pietism toward a theology that offers real gospel rest. The conversation examines how pietism can shape the way Christians understand holiness, obedience, and the Christian life. Doug also shares how a clearer understanding of the gospel transformed his view of what it means to rest in Christ. DOUG’S PODCAST - ANCHORED IN CHRIST NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What does one of the world's most popular Bible podcasts think is the biggest problem facing the church? Jon Moffitt examines The Bible Recap's perspective on what is going wrong in churches today. The conversation explores how the Bible is preached, how preaching can go wrong, and what faithful biblical preaching should look like. The central question is simple: Are churches actually preaching the Bible the way Scripture calls them to? NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

In this video, Jon Moffitt addresses the relationship between law, gospel, good works, and assurance of salvation from a Reformed Baptist perspective. Should Christians look to their obedience for assurance? Do good works establish our assurance, or do they strengthen an assurance already founded upon Christ? Looking at the London Baptist Confession, especially chapters 5, 16, 17, and 18, Jon argues that the foundation of Christian assurance is the blood and righteousness of Jesus Christ. Good works are real and necessary fruits of faith, and they can strengthen our assurance, but they are not its foundation. This distinction matters for how we preach to Christians struggling with sin. The law tells us how we ought to live, but the power for salvation, sanctification, perseverance, and obedience comes through Christ and the work of his Spirit. In this episode: • What law and gospel distinction actually means • Why law/gospel is part of the Reformed Baptist tradition • The foundation of assurance according to the 1689 • How good works strengthen assurance • Why obedience is a fruit of assurance • What happens to assurance when Christians fall into serious sin • How Christ preserves his people to the end • Why preaching the gospel is essential for sanctification The Christian life does not move beyond Christ. We begin by faith in Christ, continue by faith in Christ, and are preserved through faith in Christ. Learn more and get our books at theocast.org.

Why does parenting so often leave Christians feeling exhausted, guilty, and inadequate? Jon Moffitt sits down with Scott Keith to discuss his new book and a better way to think about raising children. Together, they explore practical wisdom for teaching right and wrong while leading children with grace, kindness, forgiveness, and peace. The conversation challenges both harsh legalism and permissive parenting, pointing families toward Christ and the freedom of the gospel. SCOTT’S BOOK: “BEING FAMILY - Passing Down Faith Through the Generations” 1517 NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Why do Christians often look for dramatic spiritual warfare while overlooking the power of the gospel? Jon Moffitt sits down with Doug Van Dorn to examine how Satan can distort the church's understanding of spiritual strength. They discuss how believers can become distracted from the gospel and why pastors must remain committed to preaching Christ. The conversation calls the church back to the gospel as the true source of strength and hope. CHECK OUT PART 1 ON DOUG’S PODCAST - REFORMED FRINGE NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO JESUS - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What does the gospel have to say in one of the darkest battles of our time? Jon Moffitt is joined by Jackie Moffitt, who has spent nearly four decades rescuing men and women from the tragedy of abortion and proclaiming the hope of Christ. Together they examine the spiritual realities behind abortion, the value of every human life, and the mercy God offers to those burdened by guilt and shame. This honest conversation points beyond despair to the forgiveness, healing, and redemption found in the gospel. SUPPORT JACKIE’S WOMEN’S CENTER NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What is really driving your life? Jon Moffitt explores the deeper motives behind obedience, sin, ambition, and everyday decisions, revealing why behavior is always rooted in the heart. Rather than calling for more effort, this conversation uncovers how God's grace transforms the desires that shape everything you do. Discover why the gospel does more than change your actions. It changes what you love. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Can Christians disagree on spiritual gifts without dividing over the gospel? Jon Moffitt welcomes Michael Miller from Remnant Radio for a thoughtful conversation about tongues, the continuation of spiritual gifts, and the history that has shaped both of their perspectives. While approaching the topic from different viewpoints, they model how Christian brothers can sharpen one another with humility, conviction, and love. Discover what faithful disagreement looks like when Christ and the gospel remain at the center. REMNANT RADIO OVERCOMER’S JOURNAL NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Why are so many churches struggling to find faithful pastors? Jon Moffitt examines the growing pastoral shortage, why ministers are leaving the pastorate, and what this trend reveals about the state of the church. Rather than settling for discouragement, this conversation offers a biblical vision for raising up healthy leaders and strengthening local congregations. Every believer has a role to play in the life and mission of Christ's church. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

Can you know the Bible and still completely miss Christ? Jon Moffitt examines Jesus' warning in John 5 that it is possible to know Scripture while remaining distant from the Savior it reveals. This honest conversation explores the danger of being theologically correct but spiritually prideful, especially in today's online Christian culture. Discover why knowledge without Christ leads to empty religion, and how the gospel calls believers to humility, grace, and true fellowship with Him. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What if the biggest problem with the Reformed movement is not its theology, but its attitude? Jon Moffitt explains why the culture surrounding modern Reformed circles often fails to reflect the grace it proclaims. This conversation calls believers to repentance, humility, and a gospel-shaped way of engaging others. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK

What comes to mind when you hear God called Father? Jon Moffitt explores why your understanding of God should never be shaped primarily by your earthly father, whether that experience was good or painful. Scripture redefines what it means for God to be your Father, revealing a love and faithfulness unlike anything found in this world. Just as the Bible reshapes our understanding of love, it also transforms the meaning of fatherhood. This conversation offers biblical hope and clarity for anyone wrestling with the idea of God as Father. NEW FREE EBOOK: “ENOUGH IN CHRIST” BOOK: “The Bible According to Jesus - How Jesus Teaches Us to Read the Scriptures” FREE EBOOK: “REST” JOIN THE THEOCAST COMMUNITY! PARTNER WITH THEOCAST OUR WEBSITE YOUTUBE INSTAGRAM X (TWITTER) FACEBOOK TIKTOK