In the second part of his two-part series, Dr. Owen Strachan explores the different aspects of the no condemnation life that every Christian leads. 

In the second part of his two-part series, Dr. Owen Strachan explores the different aspects of the no condemnation life that every Christian leads.

Grace and Truth exists to equip listeners to engage their world in faith, hope, and love. This program engages theology, culture, politics, and the arts from a distinctly biblical perspective, ultimately offering hearers the gospel of Jesus Christ. Grace and Truth is aimed at worldview formation, revelational confidence, and an unleashed church that shows the grace and truth of our Savior and Lord (John 1:17)

Grace and Truth exists to equip listeners to engage their world in faith, hope, and love. This program engages theology, culture, politics, and the arts from a distinctly biblical perspective, ultimately offering hearers the gospel of Jesus Christ. Grace and Truth is aimed at worldview formation, revelational confidence, and an unleashed church that shows the grace and truth of our Savior and Lord (John 1:17)

Grace & Truth with Owen Strachan

Grace &amp; Truth with Owen Strachan

Stop Letting Yourself Be Condemned (part 2)

On today's Grace and Truth, Dr. Owen Strachan honors Corey Comparatore, a former fire chief, who sacrificed his life to shield his wife and daughter from an assassin's bullets at a Trump rally. This act of heroism reminds us of the greater love displayed by Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to save sinners. It also serves as a call for men to embrace self-sacrificial love and biblical leadership. We need to train young men to be Christ-like in their actions and to understand that true leadership is rooted in love and seeks the good of others. Every day is an opportunity to live for the glory of God and to grow in grace.

On today's Grace and Truth, Dr. Owen Strachan honors Corey Comparatore, a former fire chief, who sacrificed his life to shield his wife and daughter from an assassin's bullets at a Trump rally. This act of heroism reminds us of the greater love displayed by Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to save sinners. It also serves as a call for men to embrace self-sacrificial love and biblical leadership. We need to train young men to be Christ-like in their actions and to understand that true leadership is rooted in love and seeks the good of others. Every day is an opportunity to live for the glory of God and to grow in grace.

Honoring Corey Comperatore, a Fallen Hero

Dr. Owen Strachan discusses the concept of no condemnation for Christians. He focuses on two main themes: no condemnation from the law and no condemnation from the devil. Strachan emphasizes that Christians are not saved by works of the law, but through the finished work of Jesus Christ. He also highlights the ongoing ministry of condemnation by the devil and encourages listeners to look to the cross for assurance of God's love and forgiveness.

Dr. Owen Strachan discusses the concept of no condemnation for Christians. He focuses on two main themes: no condemnation from the law and no condemnation from the devil. Strachan emphasizes that Christians are not saved by works of the law, but through the finished work of Jesus Christ. He also highlights the ongoing ministry of condemnation by the devil and encourages listeners to look to the cross for assurance of God's love and forgiveness.

Stop Letting Yourself Be Condemned (part 1)

On July 13th, 2024, there was an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. While Trump was not killed, the event was a tragic display of evil and a reminder of the poisoned state of public discourse in America. In response to these events, Dr. Owen Strachan offers four reflections from a biblical worldview. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be galvanized by the evil they witness, to recognize the spiritual battle at hand, and to fight in hope, knowing that God is ultimately in control.

On July 13th, 2024, there was an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. While Trump was not killed, the event was a tragic display of evil and a reminder of the poisoned state of public discourse in America. In response to these events, Dr. Owen Strachan offers four reflections from a biblical worldview. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be galvanized by the evil they witness, to recognize the spiritual battle at hand, and to fight in hope, knowing that God is ultimately in control.

Stop Letting Yourself Be Condemned (part 2)

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