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Finish The Race is an online Christian community helping believers grow in Christ through biblical teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer—the pattern of Acts 2:42. Hosted by Eric Thompson, we encourage Christians to understand Scripture, keep the faith, and follow Jesus faithfully in everyday life. Join us for: • Monday–Friday Bible readings from the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB), alternating between Genesis and Matthew—one chapter each weekday. • Bible studies, devotionals, and encouragement. • Biblical perspectives on cultural questions and current events. • Community updates and opportunities for fellowship and prayer as our community develops. Our teaching reflects a conservative, Reformed perspective, with Scripture as our final authority. We encourage participation in a faithful local church. Subscribe, read along, and grow with us. Visit https://FinishTheRace.com for resources, newsletters, community updates, and Theo, our AI Bible-study companion. Keep the faith. Finish the race. 2 Timothy 4:7–8

  1. Oct 9

    Will Jesus Say “Well Done”?

    Will Jesus Say “Well Done”? What does a successful Christian life really look like? Jesus gives us the answer in Matthew 25:21: “Well done, good and faithful servant.” In today's episode of Finish The Race Daily, we examine what it means to live faithfully with the time, abilities, relationships, resources, and opportunities God has entrusted to us. The world measures success by wealth, recognition, influence, and accomplishments—but God's kingdom measures success very differently. We'll explore why faithfulness is often demonstrated through ordinary acts of obedience that few people ever see. Loving your family, serving your church, working with integrity, resisting temptation, sharing the gospel, praying faithfully, and helping someone in need may never receive applause, but God sees every act done for His glory. We'll also look at the Apostle Paul's powerful declaration near the end of his life: “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith.” Our goal isn't perfection or earning salvation through good works; it is faithfully following Christ because we have already been saved by His grace. One day, every believer's race will come to an end, and we will stand before Jesus Christ. Until then, don't compare your calling with someone else's, don't become discouraged when your service goes unnoticed, and don't quit when the race becomes difficult. Keep serving. Keep believing. Keep obeying. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus and remain faithful until the end. May the desire of every Christian heart be to someday hear those precious words: “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Will Jesus Say “Well Done”?

  2. Oct 2

    Heaven Is Waiting

    One Day You'll See Jesus Every follower of Christ has a hope that reaches beyond this life—the promise of spending eternity with Jesus. In today's episode of Finish The Race Daily, we open John 14:1–3 and discover why heaven is far more than a beautiful destination. It is the fulfillment of Christ's promise that one day every believer will be with Him forever. When life is filled with uncertainty, suffering, or grief, this eternal hope gives us peace that the world cannot offer. We'll explore Jesus' comforting words to His disciples on the night before His crucifixion, the certainty of His promise to prepare a place for His people, and the incredible truth that death has been defeated through His resurrection. We'll also reflect on the day when every tear will be wiped away, every sorrow will end, and faith will finally become sight in the presence of our Savior. Whether you're beginning your morning or ending a difficult day, this devotional will encourage you to lift your eyes beyond the temporary struggles of this world and fix them on the eternal promises of God. Join us as we celebrate the hope of heaven, rejoice in the gift of eternal life, and remember that because Jesus lives, our best days are still ahead. Until next time, keep your eyes on Jesus... and Finish the Race. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Heaven Is Waiting

  3. Sep 25

    The Real Reason Apostle Paul Is Under Attack

    The Apostle Paul is facing renewed criticism in many online discussions, with some claiming he wasn't a true apostle or that his teachings should be rejected because they conflict with modern cultural values. In this episode, we examine those claims by turning to Scripture and the historical record to ask an important question: Was Paul really chosen by Jesus Christ? We'll explore Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus, the affirmation of his ministry by Peter, James, John, and the early Church, and why Peter himself referred to Paul's writings alongside the other Scriptures. We'll also examine why Paul's teaching on holiness, repentance, and sexual ethics remains one of the primary reasons his authority is challenged today. Join us as we separate fact from fiction and discover why Christians for nearly two thousand years have recognized Paul as a true apostle of Jesus Christ. Learn why defending Paul's apostleship ultimately means defending the authority, unity, and trustworthiness of God's inspired Word—and why these truths still matter for every believer today. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    The Real Reason Apostle Paul Is Under Attack

  4. Sep 18

    Shocking - Millions Call Themselves Christian—But Reject the Bible

    What happens when millions of people identify as Christians but no longer believe what the Bible teaches? In this eye-opening episode of Finish The Race, Eric Thompson examines alarming new survey data revealing that many self-identified Christians reject foundational biblical doctrines about Jesus Christ, salvation, truth, sin, and the authority of Scripture. Is America witnessing the rise of cultural Christianity while genuine biblical faith continues to decline? More importantly, what does God's Word say about these trends? Eric explores Jesus' warnings in Matthew 24, Paul's teachings on the coming apostasy in 1 Timothy 4 and 2 Timothy 4, and other key passages that describe a great falling away before Christ's return. Discover the difference between merely claiming the name "Christian" and possessing a genuine, saving faith rooted in the Gospel. Whether you're a new believer, a longtime Christian, a pastor, or simply concerned about the spiritual direction of our culture, this episode offers biblical encouragement, practical wisdom, and a call to remain faithful in an age of increasing deception. Learn how to stand firm on God's unchanging truth, develop biblical discernment, and finish the race with unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Shocking - Millions Call Themselves Christian—But Reject the Bible

  5. Sep 11

    How to Raise Godly Children

    Every parent wants the very best for their children, but God's Word reminds us that our greatest responsibility is not simply preparing them for life—it is preparing them for eternity. In today's Finish The Race Daily, we explore Ephesians 6:4 and discover God's timeless blueprint for raising children who know, love, and follow Jesus Christ. We'll discuss why the home is the primary place of discipleship, how children learn more from our example than our words, and why biblical discipline and loving instruction must go hand in hand. Whether you're raising young children, praying for adult children, or encouraging the next generation in your church, this devotional offers practical, biblical encouragement for every season of life. Join us as we examine God's calling for parents, pray for our families, and remember that the greatest legacy we can leave our children is a life that faithfully points them to Christ. Open your Bible, strengthen your faith, and begin your day with God's unchanging truth on Finish The Race Daily. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    How to Raise Godly Children

  6. Sep 4

    Jesus Is Lord

    Jesus Christ is more than a great teacher, a prophet, or a historical figure—He is the risen Lord, exalted above every name. In this episode of Finish The Race Daily, we open Philippians 2:9–11 to discover what it truly means to confess that Jesus is Lord and why His lordship changes every area of our lives. From our decisions and relationships to our worship and obedience, Christ deserves nothing less than our complete surrender. We'll explore the difference between simply acknowledging Jesus as Savior and joyfully submitting to Him as Lord. Scripture teaches that one day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. The question isn't whether He will reign—it is whether we will willingly follow Him today. Discover the peace, purpose, and freedom that come from living under the authority of the King of kings. Whether you're beginning your morning, driving to work, or spending time with God, this devotional will encourage you to trust Christ more deeply and live each day for His glory. Join us as we fix our eyes on Jesus, the Lord over all creation, and remember that the greatest life is the one fully surrendered to Him. Until next time, keep your eyes on Jesus... and Finish the Race. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Jesus Is Lord

  7. Aug 28

    Don't Forget What God Has Done

    How often do you stop to remember everything God has done for you? In this episode of Finish The Race Daily, we open Psalm 103:1–5 and join King David as he calls his own soul to worship: "Bless the LORD, my soul, and do not forget any of His benefits." Discover why gratitude is one of the greatest marks of a healthy Christian life and how remembering God's goodness transforms our hearts. Together, we'll reflect on the incredible blessings every believer has received through Jesus Christ—forgiveness of sins, redemption from the pit, steadfast love, compassion, and the promise of eternal life. While our circumstances may change from day to day, the spiritual blessings secured for us by Christ never change. They are the foundation of lasting joy and genuine worship. If you've been distracted by life's pressures or focused on what you still lack, this devotional will help you shift your eyes back to the gospel. Take time today to remember God's faithfulness, celebrate the gift of salvation, and praise Him for His amazing grace. As David reminds us, never forget His benefits—and whatever today brings, Finish the Race. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Don't Forget What God Has Done

  8. Aug 21

    God Is Faithful Even When You Fail

    Failure has a way of making us question our worth, our faith, and even God's love for us. In this episode of Finish The Race Daily, we look at the incredible promise of Lamentations 3:22–23 and discover that God's mercy is not based on our performance. His compassion never fails, His grace is sufficient, and His faithfulness remains constant even when we stumble. We'll explore the difference between conviction and condemnation, why every believer struggles with sin, and how the gospel frees us from living under guilt. Through passages like Romans 8:1 and 1 John 1:9, you'll be reminded that Jesus has already paid the penalty for your sins and invites you to walk in forgiveness, freedom, and renewed hope. If you've been weighed down by regret, shame, or the feeling that you've let God down, this devotional will encourage you to stop looking at your failures and start looking at your faithful Savior. His mercies are new every morning, His grace is greater than your failures, and His work in your life is not finished. Get back up, keep trusting Christ, and continue to Finish the Race. Finish The Race, FinishTheRaceCom, Eric Thompson, daily Bible reading, Bible study, Legacy Standard Bible, LSB Bible reading, Christian podcast, Genesis Bible study, Matthew Bible study, Christian fellowship, Christian discipleship, Reformed theology, biblical worldview, daily devotional Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Finish The Race is an online Christian community helping believers grow in Christ through biblical teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer—the pattern of Acts 2:42. Hosted by Eric Thompson, we encourage Christians to understand Scripture, keep the faith, and follow Jesus faithfully in everyday life. Join us for: • Monday–Friday Bible readings from the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB), alternating between Genesis and Matthew—one chapter each weekday. • Bible studies, devotionals, and encouragement. • Biblical perspectives on cultural questions and current events. • Community updates and opportunities for fellowship and prayer as our community develops. Our teaching reflects a conservative, Reformed perspective, with Scripture as our final authority. We encourage participation in a faithful local church. Subscribe, read along, and grow with us. Visit https://FinishTheRace.com for resources, newsletters, community updates, and Theo, our AI Bible-study companion. Keep the faith. Finish the race. 2 Timothy 4:7–8

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