Over the last year, we have been incredibly blessed to welcome listeners from 49 states and more than 80 countries. In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Saving Grace Podcast, we are airing a special encore presentation of our debut episode entitled “Why Grace? Why Now?” Listen and rediscover how different our lives can be when we truly grasp God’s amazing grace.

When people read the Bible, one common question is, “How do we apply it?” Dr. Ezekiel Serrato, dean and professor at Grace School of Theology, suggests that the first question should be, “How do we interpret it?” Join us as we talk about how hermeneutics can help us find the balance between correct interpretation and appropriate application.

How can people in different countries around the world study the Bible through their cultural lens and still arrive at the same interpretation? Dr. Ezekiel Serrato, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Grace School of Theology, joins us to share about the importance of biblical hermeneutics and his experience leading seminary courses with students across the globe.

How could a loving God send people to eternal punishment? This is just one of the many questions surrounding the events that will happen in the end times. Join Dr. Dave Anderson as he helps us navigate through what is revealed in the Bible so that we might better understand the urgency of sharing the love of Christ with the world today.

In the second episode of our end times series, Dr. Dave Anderson talks about the second coming of Christ and how it differs from the rapture. He walks through biblical prophecies that describe what happens prior to Christ’s return and shows how God will continue to manifest His grace and love for humanity.

What does it take to become game-changing Christians today? We continue our discussion with Dwight Edwards, author of “Game-Changing Christianity,” with a focus on the battlefield we are called to as Christ followers. We unpack the weapons that the early Christians used to impact their world and how we can use the same tools to make a difference today.