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Growing in Grace Podcast

Growing in Grace is a weekly podcast airing on various internet sources. Sit down with Mike and Joel as they casually chat about growing in understanding the gospel and living in the freedom that comes through Jesus Christ.

Podcast · By Mike Kapler and Joel Brueseke · American English · Official site

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12
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    1083. A Spontaneous Conversation About Growing in the Grace of the Gospel (opens the original)

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    The subject we planned on discussing for this week was unexpectedly tossed out as our intro within the podcast evolved. Our conversation became about growing in grace and our understanding of the gospel. Of course, this isn't referring to finding ways to get more grace because God has already abundantly provided all of us with more than enough. But there is always a journey involving our understanding of it. Some will struggle with growing because it may mean having a change of mind about someth

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    1082. Jesus Overcomes the Invasion of the Snatchers (opens the original)

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    Truth isn't meant to be based on being persuaded by Bible doctrines that we embrace or reject. One can't help but wonder the number of people who attend a church building regularly who struggle with where they stand with God. They may sometimes feel worse coming out than when they went in. Why? Most likely because the good news was missing from the sermon which contained a number of Bible verses quoted and was denominationally certified as 'biblical.' The writer of Hebrews reflected on an eterna

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    1081. The Savorless Sandwich of Law and Grace - Made With "The Works" (opens the original)

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    Even the works that religion is so zealous to emphasize is by grace through faith and not of ourselves. We boast in nothing. What we do (or avoid) is not meant to be 'spiritual exercise' to strengthen or secure our position with God. Doing good works will not wipe out the struggle with condemnation. It will not make faith perfect. This is the job of Jesus and it's finished. It will not be the proof that faith is alive. Grace, faith, and works are not synonymous. Walking by faith is not a "look a

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    1080. Faith Is Not the Ministry of "Look at Me" (opens the original)

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    A couple of Bible verses misapplied here and a couple of verses there ... and all of a sudden—POOF! The slippery slope begins to rear its ugly head as even well-meaning subscribers to the message of God's unlimited grace begin to pivot when they declare faith needs to be seen outwardly through what one does. Otherwise (they say), the faith may be inauthentic or even dead. The talking point is all too common: "We're not saved by works, but" ... and they will begin to withdraw in the direction of

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    1079. Bursting the Juicy Fruit Bubble - A Word About Faith and Law (opens the original)

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    So ... what about this 'fruit stand' that church brands along the side of the road are always trying to advertise? Even as one of their steady customers, religious fruit inspectors may have cited you with having dead faith if 'your' fruit isn't being seen outwardly. That's not a very reassuring place to be—because how in the world will you know you've achieved success and that all is well in the faith department? After all, it's by grace through faith that one is saved. Jewish people under law c

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