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What is Salvation? (The Messiah)

Sep 20 · 16 min

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What is Salvation? (The Messiah)

September 20, 2023 · 16 min

Welcome to the Heartbeat of Faith Podcast with Dr. Andrew Farley, where we journey through the Bible's most remarkable stories, unraveling their themes and messages to ignite your faith and transform your life. In today's episode, we embark on a profound exploration of salvation, seeking answers within the grand narrative of the Bible. Our journey begins with the identity of the Messiah, the hero of God and the savior of the worldSign up for free devotionals on each episode at https://www.HeartbeatOfFaith.com  From the earliest moments when Adam and Eve distanced themselves from God, a promise was made—a deliverer would come, but at a great cost. As we traverse through biblical history, we see this promise unfolding through the lineage of Abraham, Jacob, and Judah, despite humanity's imperfections. Our search leads us to the unassuming carpenter from Nazareth, Jesus, a descendant of David, Judah, Jacob, and Abraham. He confronted evil head-on, bearing the serpent's bruise and ultimately crushing its head through His sacrifice on the cross. Download the Pray.com app today to experience the vivid revelation of God's divine presence through cinematic storytelling, guided by the influence of the Holy Spirit. For more encouragement in God's grace visit AndrewFarley.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SeriesHeartbeat of Faith
Andrew Farley590K followers

Dr. Andrew Farley serves as president of The Grace Message, a nonprofit Christian media ministry dedicated to proclaiming the love and grace of God with

September 20, 2023 · 16 min · Heartbeat of Faith

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Welcome to the Heartbeat of Faith Podcast with Dr. Andrew Farley, where we journey through the Bible's most remarkable stories, unraveling their themes and messages to ignite your faith and transform your life. In today's episode, we embark on a profound exploration of salvation, seeking answers within the grand narrative of the Bible. Our journey begins with the identity of the Messiah, the hero of God and the savior of the worldSign up for free devotionals on each episode at https://www.HeartbeatOfFaith.com  From the earliest moments when Adam and Eve distanced themselves from God, a promise was made—a deliverer would come, but at a great cost. As we traverse through biblical history, we see this promise unfolding through the lineage of Abraham, Jacob, and Judah, despite humanity's imperfections. Our search leads us to the unassuming carpenter from Nazareth, Jesus, a descendant of David, Judah, Jacob, and Abraham. He confronted evil head-on, bearing the serpent's bruise and ultimately crushing its head through His sacrifice on the cross. Download the Pray.com app today to experience the vivid revelation of God's divine presence through cinematic storytelling, guided by the influence of the Holy Spirit. For more encouragement in God's grace visit AndrewFarley.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SeriesHeartbeat of Faith

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