Episode 20 is a special live (COVID-19 Social Distancing) podcast on the doctrine of sanctification in the Order of Salvation series. Enjoy!

The guys dive into part-6 of the Order of Salvation series. Enjoy!

How can I be right with God? That’s one of the most important questions we could ever ask. The answer not only reveals what Christ accomplished in his life, death, and resurrection but also explains how his impeccable righteousness is given to the ungodly. Unfortunately, Christians struggle to answer that fundamental question due to the many voices challenging the biblical view of justification today. But if we return to classic treatments of the doctrine, we will find both clarifying relief and also fresh expressions that will equip us to respond to new opposition.

Part 4 in the Order of Salvation Series. In this episode, Dane and Adam discuss the need for having a proper understanding of conversion. They also address the sometimes touchy subject of alter calls. 

In this episode, the guys discuss the miraculous act of God to awaken someone to spiritual life and respond in faith.

In this episode the guys continue their journey through the Order of Salvation Series by discussing Calling. They talk about the difference of the gospel call versus the effectual call. 

In the first episode of the Order of Salvation "Ordo Salutis" Series, the guys approach the topic of election. The doctrine of election grounds us to the reality that we have no claim on God's grace because of some foreseen merit in us. Our salvation is totally due to grace alone. Therefore, our only appropriate response is to give God eternal praise, not to stir up division and controversy.

The guys are back and excited to begin a new series on the podcast. In this teaser episode, they catch up on what's going in their lives and share a little bit about the future of The Entrust Podcast.

In this (unscripted) bonus episode, we discuss the kerfuffle John MacArthur has found himself in because of his choice words to Beth Moore during a conference panel discussion (listen here).

Change is a natural part of a genuine encounter with the gospel. And where gospel-centered change occurs, you will find the love of Christ on display among God's people.