Rick Fry in Real Time

Episode 3: Dr. Farley tells about how he became a messenger of the “Grace Movement” and how God has redeemed and changed the way he used to share the Gospel.

Episode 2: Rick and Dr. Farley talk about whether the enemy can make us sick to keep us from doing what God has called us to do. If he can impact our health, why aren’t more Christians falling over dead?

Episode 3 – Rick and Mike discuss the concept of spiritual warfare and its relevance to grace. The importance of understanding the gospel is highlighted as a means to avoid misinterpretation of scripture. Mike Kapler's book, “Clash of the Covenants,” is introduced as a resource for understanding grace.

Episode 2 – Mike discusses the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant and its implications. The conversation touches on the church's resistance to the message of grace.

Episode 1- Rick and Mike discuss the importance of spontaneity in conversations about the gospel. Mike shares his journey into understanding the gospel of grace.

Part 3 - Larry spends some time discussing the difference between “positional” forgiveness and “relational” forgiveness.

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Part 2 - Larry talks about what it means to be other-oriented, and what it looks like to produce fruit.

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Part 1 - Rick and Larry discuss some of the common phrases that a lot of Christians use. Lori joins the conversation for this series.

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When someone offers a prophetic word, you have choices. You can receive it, put it on a back burner and wait for the fulfillment, or even decide that it wasn’t right for you. But it’s never a good idea to try to manufacture or cause it to happen out of your own strength.

When someone says “I have a word for you” we should always question if it lines up with scripture and more importantly, the character of God.

Why it is so important to learn how to hear God for yourself and not depend on others to hear Him for you.

Whether we like it or not God has planted in us the need for Him. It is primarily a response option. He is the initiator,  and we receive. We love because He first loved us. He has proven his faithfulness, established His trustworthiness and demonstrated His love. He has lavished us with His Spirit at our new birth. In an instant with an eternally originated flash we became something that hadn’t existed before: a new creation. 

If the call to ministry becomes what identifies us, we can set ourselves up for burnout.

Our discussion revolves around having time expectations about the work God has called us to.

In the first episode, Rick and Jeremy talk about hearing a call to ministry and how sometimes outside influences can  shape what we think we are being called to.

I learned at an early age how to pretend. It seemed like there was always something to hide from. The hiding places somehow felt safe even though they weren’t real.

What kind of men did Jesus call to be His twelve disciples? Was John the Baptist the second Elijah? What did Jesus say about the Baptizer? And here’s the good news about “The Lord’s Prayer.” 

Men - I should say people - spend their lives working for the single purpose of providing what they need and for what a family needs. Most of us, usually without notice, follow a calling. A career can last forty to sixty years, that’s a lot of time identifying with what you do. This podcast is focused on who you are and not what you do. Rick and author Dave Burchett discuss the problem of losing purpose.