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Is 1 John meant to test if you are truly saved? In this episode, Jon Moffitt responds to a sermon from Paul Washer at the Shepherds Conference 2026 where 1 John is used as a test of genuine faith. Jon explains why this is a misapplication and walks through the original purpose of the letter. 1 John is meant to strengthen assurance rather than create doubt. Jon also highlights areas of agreement and offers clearer biblical paths for applying similar warnings. If you want clarity on assurance and how to read 1 John rightly, this episode is for you.

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Who is Jesus talking to when he says, “I never knew you”? In this episode, Jon Moffitt walks through a sermon from Paul Washer at the Shepherds Conference 2026 on Matthew 7. This passage raises serious questions about judgment, assurance, and the meaning of true faith. Jon examines the context of Jesus’ warning and evaluates how it is being interpreted and applied. You will be challenged to think carefully about who these words are for and what they mean for your confidence before God.

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What happens when a passionate sermon still misses the gospel? Jon Moffitt reviews a sermon from Atlanta pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell. While the message is passionate and sincere, Jon explains how confusion between law and gospel can quietly rob believers of assurance. You will see why true repentance must be fueled by the gospel and not by pressure or fear. Walking through the sermon to show where the message helps and where it falls short. If you want to better understand how the gospel gives real assurance and produces true repentance, stay tuned.

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In this episode, Jon Moffitt sits down with Dillon Chase for a candid conversation about pain, grace, art, and the gospel. You will hear how Dillon’s story, from childhood trauma to ministry and music, has shaped songs that bring honesty to suffering and hope to weary souls. Jon and Dillon also talk about how good theology forms faithful art, why music can serve the church, and how Christ meets you in the darkest places. If you need a conversation that is raw, thoughtful, and rooted in grace, this episode is for you.

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Do you feel confused when people talk about Lordship Salvation? In this episode, Jon Moffitt responds to a popular Got Questions video on the topic and helps you see where clarity is needed. You are guided through what is said well, what is misleading, and where the law and the gospel often get mixed together. This conversation is not about attacking motives but about helping you understand why Lordship Salvation can create confusion for weary believers. Stay tuned for gospel clarity and discover true assurance in Christ.

GOT QUESTIONS: Lordship Salvation Video

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