The Grace Message with Dr. Andrew Farley
Oct 21, 2026 · 26 min · 15 segments
How do you confront an unbelieving friend involved in habitual sin? I've been hunting for a job for a long time. What should I do? My friends reject my explanation of 1 John 1:9. Is there a way that I…
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It's not for Christians when he says, I got to tell you that, uh, Anger is the same as murder, and looking with lust is the same as sleeping with somebody, and you better give money to everybody who asks of you, and you better let people beat you up and turn the other cheek.
Not to mention, you really ought to be getting right with your brother before you offer those animal sacrifices.
You know those animal sacrifices that you've been offering on an altar? Well, you really ought to get right with your brother first.
What is he talking about? Well, in this book, The Impossible Teachings of Jesus, I highlight that he's talking to the Jews before the cross.
And whenever you do good Bible study, don't you think you ought to consider the audience and the context? Well, this is a real eye-opener.
It's not for Christians when he says, I got to tell you that, uh, Anger is the same as murder, and looking with lust is the same as sleeping with somebody, and you better give money to everybody who asks of you, and you better let people beat you up and turn the other cheek.
Not to mention, you really ought to be getting right with your brother before you offer those animal sacrifices.
You know those animal sacrifices that you've been offering on an altar? Well, you really ought to get right with your brother first.
What is he talking about? Well, in this book, The Impossible Teachings of Jesus, I highlight that he's talking to the Jews before the cross.
And whenever you do good Bible study, don't you think you ought to consider the audience and the context? Well, this is a real eye-opener.
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