True Grace Ministries International

In part one of a two-part series, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld explores Roman Catholic teachings on salvation, grace, and justification. By comparing official Catholic doctrine with Scripture, he highlights significant differences and clarifies what the Bible truly says about eternal salvation.

In this thought-provoking episode, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld addresses the controversial question of "carnal Christians"—believers who persistently live in sin. Through careful examination of Scripture and practical examples, he sheds light on how God's grace, accountability, and discipline interact in the lives of all believers.

In part two of our engaging interview, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld continues discussing his extensive ministry experience, valuable book recommendations, and navigating theological differences with grace and biblical integrity. Join us for thoughtful insights and practical wisdom as we explore Scripture together.

In this special interview, Pastor Jason Arnold talks with Pastor Bryan Threlkeld about his journey from professional musician to pastor and theologian, and what ultimately led to the founding of True Grace Ministries International and the Tipping Sacred Cows podcast.

In this important and sensitive episode, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld examines the question of whether suicide disqualifies someone from heaven. With careful attention to Scripture, he explains how God's grace covers even the gravest sins, offering hope and clarity on a topic often misunderstood.

In the final installment of his series on Free Grace theology, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld tackles the last three objections—clarifying how grace relates to the law, apostasy, and church history. Does Free Grace encourage sin? Is it theologically new? The biblical evidence might surprise you.

Some claim Free Grace Theology leads to false assurance or moral compromise—but do those objections hold up? In Part 2 of our series on Free Grace, Pastor Bryan tackles three more common critiques and shows how God’s grace is not only consistent with holiness—it’s the foundation for it. Discover how biblical grace brings real confidence and lasting transformation.

Is Free Grace Theology just “easy believism”? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld kicks off a three-part series tackling the most common myths and misconceptions about Free Grace. With clarity and biblical insight, he unpacks what Free Grace truly teaches—and why it matters for your assurance, your theology, and your understanding of the gospel.

In John 6:44, Jesus says no one can come to Him unless the Father draws them—but does this mean God compels people to believe against their will? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld unpacks how God draws people through the cross, the Holy Spirit, human messengers, and His loving invitation. Is this drawing irresistible—or is it an invitation we can choose to accept or reject?

Many Christians worry about whether they have committed the unforgivable sin—but is there really a sin that permanently separates someone from God? In this episode, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld unpacks Matthew 12:31-32 and Mark 3:28-30, exploring what it truly means to blaspheme the Holy Spirit. Could this sin still be forgiven, or is it truly irreversible? Join us as we examine scripture and uncover the truth about God’s grace.

Does the Bible teach that a Christian can lose their salvation? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld examines Arminianism, a theological system that suggests believers can fall away from grace. Is salvation truly eternal, or is it something that must be maintained? Join us as we explore what scripture really says about this controversial topic.

Does God choose who will be saved, or do we have free will? Let's examine the core beliefs of Calvinism, grace, and atonement.

Is tradition standing in the way of understanding God’s Word? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld challenges the idea of putting church traditions above the Bible, uncovering how they can distort scripture and affect our theology. Explore why context and original language matter as we take a fresh look at how to faithfully study the Word of God.