Simply By Grace Podcast Dr. Charles Bing

Welcome to an enlightening episode of Simply by Grace podcast, featuring Dr. Charlie Bing and David Roseland, the Pastor of Preston City Bible Church. In this captivating discussion, David delves into the profundity of the Great Commission, analyzing its distinctive appearances and universal message across various gospels. Learn more about this divine mandate entrusted to believers and the urgent call to carry out the work of the Kingdom.Explore the entangled concepts of missions and dispensationalism. Trace the timeline of classic dispensationalism all the way back from Darby and discover how these ideas have shaped modern day beliefs. Roseland further reveals his plans to base his doctoral dissertation on these complex studies, providing profound insights into the evolution and interpretation of these theological concepts in the contemporary era.Walk away from this episode with a profound understanding of your broader spiritual life and the role of the Holy Spirit. Tune in to this fascinating journey through biblical scriptures and church history and find your purpose reaffirmed, charged, and emboldened to carry the compelling message of Christ to the ends of the earth.Be part of an inspiring mission-oriented conversation that transcends mere institutional tasks. Learn about the potential pitfalls of focusing too much on assigned roles and not enough on the gospel mission. Drawing from real-world analogies and personal experiences, learn how mission work can bring a renewed focus, vigor, and purpose to life.Don't miss David's powerful recounting of his experiences in evangelism and outreach. Through his stories, understand the importance of engaging with the Bible at a profound level and the impact of human connection in gospel propagation. This episode is a vivid testament to the importance of maintaining a clear gospel and reaching out to those around us, highlighting the undeniable impact of children's ministries.End the episode with a heartwarming reminder on the significance of the uncensored Gospel of Jesus Christ. Invitation to delve deeper into the magnanimity of the grace Jesus offers. Tune in for an inspiring episode that challenges you to dive more profoundly into evangelism and better comprehend its challenges in the world today.

Charlie delves into the concept of God's divine protection over Israel, also referred to as an "Iron dome of grace". He conducts an exciting exploration of biblical history and his personal narratives to establish a solid foundation of God's grace shielding Israel from historical perils.
Taking us on an engaging journey through the Old and New Testaments, Charlie shares fascinating tales of God's intervention and deliverance during critical periods in Israel's history. As he throws light on modern-day dimensions of grace, Charlie also touches upon his own experiences of international ministering, revealing the pivotal role of grace in Christian faith and life preservation.
He holds captivated anyone from theologians to Bible students and those intrigued by the cross-roads of faith and history. The talk illuminates the arduous journey of Israel under God's care, drawing thought-provoking analogies with collective human experiences. It also highlights Israel's incredible strength and resilience amidst trials like the Holocaust and conflicts with neighbor nations. All these are attributed to God’s benevolent grace and serve as a testament to His eternal promise of life.
This episode uncovers the compelling parallel drawn in the Bible between Israel and Christians, and how God's "iron dome of grace" envelopes both. Beyond theology, the teachings touch upon the practical aspects of Christian life. The listener learns from Israel's experiences, trials, and admonitions, realizing the immense privileges of grace bestowed by a loving God.
Drawing upon scriptures from Romans 5, Timothy 2, and various parts of the book of Romans, Charlie emphasizes on God's unwavering faithfulness and the guarantee of His promise to glorify the justified. This episode is a testament to how our understanding of God's grace should inspire us to adopt righteous living. Charlie concludes affirmingly the certainty of our preservation and protection under God's grace, promising hope and security for eternity.

In this insightful episode, Dr. Charlie Bing converses with esteemed Bible teacher and Pastor Andy Woods of Sugar Land Bible Church about the captivating history of the church and its theological implications. Exploring topics from the prophetic aspects of the Bible to the culmination of the Protestant Reformation, they strive to make sense of a wide range of issues including biblical interpretation, Anti-Semitism, and the consequences of amillennialism in the current spiritual sp
Charlie talks with Dr. Andy Woods about the thesis of his book, Ever Reforming. For all the good we received from the Reformers, we should also be aware of their shortfalls. There is a tendency to venerate and codify their teachings without question. On some doctrines, they were helpful. Unfortunately, on others, they were incomplete at best, or wrong at worst. Andy explains how this happened as a result of an inconsistent hermeneutic and a heavy reliance on Augustine. We also hear insights on why Martin Luther did not like the book of Revelation, and a discussion of "progressive illumination." Andy received his PhD from Dallas Theological Seminary, pastors Sugarland Bible Church, and is president of Chafer Theological Seminary. Two of his books are Ever Reforming, and The Coming Kingdom. You can find an abundance of Bible study resources and messages at AndyWoodsMinistries.org.

The Bible speaks about different kinds of forgiveness. Charlie talks with Dr. Robby Dean, who has some deep and fascinating observations about the forgiveness spoken of in Colossians 2:12-14 and 1 John 1:9. What did Jesus Christ do on the cross that applies to our forgiveness and when is that applied? Robby dives deep into the Greek, but hang in there, his conclusions are comforting. Robby pastors West Houston Bible Church; he did his doctoral studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and received his doctorate from Faith Evangelical Seminary. He is also a board member and professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. You can find a load of Bible teaching on many subjects on his ministry web site, DeanBibleMinistries.org. His teaching is also on the YouTube channel called "Light from the Light."

What is the Free Grace perspective all about? Here, Charlie explains this view in a slightly revised presentation that he has done before. The FG view begins with a clear understanding of what grace means, then the importance of faith and Jesus Christ as the object of faith. Our salvation was accomplished by the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross, therefore, we can add nothing to that work. Assurance of salvation comes from God's Word and the assurance the eternal security of one's salvation. It is also crucial to distinguish between salvation and discipleship. The latter deals with Christian life issues. Grace is essential for Christian growth and the best motivation to serve God. Though salvation is secure, this does not promote sin. The Bible teaches that believers are responsible for and will be held accountable for how they live at the Judgment Seat of Christ. If one does not understand these truths, the gospel can be corrupted and made ineffective. The Free Grace position is biblically sound, makes assurance possible, and is a foundation for spiritual growth.

In this insightful episode Charlie leads us into Philippians Chapter 3, guiding listeners all the way through to Chapter 4, Verse 1. Charlie emphasizes a life lived in the path of Christ, a life reflecting a distinct purpose, brimming with enthusiasm, joy, and freedom.
Framing life as a walk, Bing challenges listeners to examine their own paths, forcing introspection on whether they are oriented towards this world or the one to come. He expertly unravels Apostle Paul’s teachings in Philippians and emphasizes the value of following in the footsteps of Christian role models such as Paul, Timothy, as well as Epaphroditus. Nevertheless, Charlie warns against the 'enemies of the cross,' those whose lives are tainted by worldly desires.
Through this discussion, listeners are urged to acknowledge their true spiritual calling, to reject temporal worldly pleasures, and to redirect their focus to a larger, more fulfilling heavenly mission. Echoing Christ's values and character, this enlightening episode concludes with an inspiring call to arms, challenging listeners to confront sin and eternalize their true citizenship.
So, are you ready to affirm your devotion to Christ? Are you prepared to steer your life towards an eternal heavenly existence with Christ? Join us on this journey as we "walk this way".