Grace Gospel Church’s TNT Podcast

Jeff and Pastor Troy explore the 7th and last church where being Lukewarm is at the center.

Jess and Pastor Troy look at the church without flaws.

Jeff and Troy look at the church that started off well but soon lost its taste.

Jeff and Troy look at the church of Thyatira in which commits the act of “continual sacrifice”.

Jeff and Troy look at a church that paved its way to traditions and “one with the government” that we see today.

Jeff and Troy take a look at a church with no flaws

Dr. Jeff Price and Pastor Troy look at the church of Ephesus through a historical and prophetic lens based off of Revelation 2:1-7

Pastor Trent and Troy dive through the scriptures answering the question of “Does God make mistakes?”

Pastor Trent and Troy look at why it’s important to disciple and to be discipled.

Pastor Trent and Troy look at the importance of worship in the believer's Christian life as well as to a church.

Pastor Trent and Troy dive into the Proverbs and discuss in their own lives/ministries how the believer can have success or failure in “winning over” other for the gospel as well as areas of our faith in which we feel passionate about. We are called to stand for truth but also come with a gentle, warm and kind-hearted spirit. We can have both.

Dr. Jeff Price superintendent of Hardin Northern School and Grace Gospel Church board members explores critical race theory, it’s effects on higher education, churches and the worldview of us. We take a biblical perspective on “how to fix the world” through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ but still accepting racism and discrimination that is still alive in our country and world today.

Pastor Trent and Troy look at John 17 as well as a few other passages to explain how the Christian is to live in a sinful world but not live as sinful people. Instead to be the salt and light to a hurting and broken world.

Pastor Trent and Troy look at passages of scripture that teach us what it means to be redeemed and what God had done through the act of redemption. They also look at what it means for our identity to be “in Christ”.