In this episode of No Longer Two, we dive into Galatians 2:20–21 and uncover what it truly means to live by faith in Christ and Christ crucified. We explore how to overcome the sin nature—not through our own strength or by following religious laws—but by resting completely in the finished work of Jesus. When we try to earn righteousness by our own efforts, we “frustrate the grace of God,” implying that Christ’s death was not enough. It’s time to stop complicating grace, stop striving to look or act the part, and instead return to the simplicity of the Gospel. Let’s examine our hearts, remove the idols and ideals we’ve built, and learn what it really means to just serve Christ.#christianpodcast #faithbasedpodcast #biblestudypodcast #christiantalk #faithconversations

In this episode of No Longer Two Podcast, we dive into Proverbs 1:10–19 and unpack the call to stand firm in our faith without entertaining or aligning ourselves with sin. We explore how greed often drives people toward sinful choices—not only outside the church but within it as well—and discuss the importance of walking in righteousness, even when temptation surrounds us. We also touch on the recent conversation around Forrest Frank’s decision not to attend the Dove Awards and the criticism that followed, reflecting on how believers can stay true to their convictions without compromise.#christianpodcast #faithbasedpodcast #biblestudypodcast #christiantalk #faithconversations #jesuscentered

In this episode of No Longer Two, we dive into Proverbs 1:8–9, exploring the timeless wisdom behind a child’s call to listen to their father’s instruction and obey their mother’s teaching. We discuss what it truly means for children to honor their parents—not just through obedience, but by valuing the godly guidance they receive. At the same time, we reflect on the sacred responsibility parents have to raise their children in a Christ-centered home, nurturing their faith and helping them grow in the knowledge and love of the Lord. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of how biblical family relationships reflect God’s design for wisdom, love, and spiritual growth.