Real Christianity

Understanding the mechanics of the Gospel may be the most important thing a person can possess. In other words, when a person can view both their conversion and salvation in agreement with the Scriptures, they can truly comprehend the great grace and love of Jesus Christ. In this episode, pastor Dale Partridge looks at the Bible’s order of operations when it comes to the salvation of souls.

We often hear people ask, “If the Apostles didn’t have to go to seminary then why should we require anyone else to do so?” To answer this question properly, two important points must first be considered. In this episode of Real Christianity, pastor Dale Partridge looks to the Scriptures to examine the Christian call to biblical and pastoral training.

The idea of “house church” generates a variety of questions. How does church work in a house? Is it like a Bible study? How many people are in a house church? What about the children, do they stay with their parents or do something in another room? In this episode of Real Christianity, Relearn.org Founder, Dale Partridge offers a detailed description of a biblical house church.

Ecclesiastes tells us that, “The heart of the wise is in the house of mourning…” In other words, wise people ponder death and sorrow often. We do not do this in a masochistic sense, we do this as a way to keep our mortality front and center. When a person avoids the discussion of death they also avoid the discussion of judgment and eternity. As you can see, this denial produces difficult soil for the Gospel. By God’s grace, death, for the Christian has lost its sting. But all that said, we still have a desire to understand what’s coming after death. Do we go immediately to Christ or wait in a state of spiritual sleep? In this episode, pastor Dale Partridge unpacks what the Bible says regarding the process of death and eternity.

The great theologian Oswald Chambers once wrote, “There is nothing to be valued more highly than to have people praying for us; God links up His power in answer to their prayers.” How exactly does God link up His power to our prayers? In other words, if God is sovereign, how can man’s prayers influence His decisions? When we pray do we change God’s mind? Pastor Dale Partridge answers this question in this episode of Real Christianity.

Have you ever feared that your inability to obey God’s Word would lead to the failing of your faith? Have you ever worried that you’re not obedient enough to please God? We’re going to unpack this important discussion in today’s episode.

You would think this question is self-evident to the Christian. However, we must realize that experiencing the Gospel is much different than understanding it. In fact, I think many Christians are born again and spend many years trying to intellectually understand what occurred spiritually. In this episode of Real Christianity, Dale Partridge tackles this question in hopes to offer clarity to those seeking a deeper grasp of the Gospel.

Our modern Bible has 66 books. That’s 39 from the Old Testament and 27 more from the New Testament. But the question that must be answered is, how did we get them? An even more important question we must ask is, can these 66 books be trusted as the authoritative Word of God? Find out the answers to these important questions on this episode of Real Christianity.

We want to continue the journey of seeking real Christianity. We want to search the scriptures and discover the Bible’s instructions and wisdom on church and theology. That said, this episode explains the plans we have to make some small shifts in the format of the show.

In this episode of Real Christianity, Dale dives into a little theology in order to discuss the beauty of communion.