Gospel Revolution

Religious Child Abuse

gospelrevolution — Sun, 13 May 2012 19:34:04 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein started off the discussion with the historic announcement by Barack Obama that he believed all people should be able to get married regardless of same-sex or opposite-sex couples. It was historic because Barack Obama is the first American President to ever make that statement. Dena Brehm of Dallas, Oregon also called in to discuss religious child abuse and Mike brought up raising children according to the Bible and specifically according to Proverbs. He and Dena both found it was a great mistake and Mike pointed out that Solomon, the author of Proverbs, later wrote that it was all “vanity”…it doesn’t work…it is wrong…it is abuse. Thanks to Grant Miller who called in from North Manchester, Indiana to tell us that he came to understand that Jesus was the last Adam that took away the sin of the first Adam and that was the remission of sin for us all, he just decided to believe it and his heart soon followed. Grant not only believed it, he started to live it and feel it. Thanks also to Doug Bowman of Littlerock, Arkansas for calling in about another issue of religious child abuse: telling a child that unless they do something, i.e., accept Jesus, or whatever else, they will go to hell - that’s child abuse. Finally, we want to wish Moses Ngata and all the Gospel Revolutionaries in Kenya AMANI (peace)!

The Israelis Cleaned Up Hell

gospelrevolution — Thu, 03 May 2012 23:54:00 +0000

ORIGINALLY AIRED 4 APRIL 2012: In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein started out the conversation about how Mike first started preaching the Gospel in the early ’80’s and it boiled down to a concept of we were all sinners because of the sin of Adam and we were all made righteous because of the righteousness of the Last Adam (Jesus Christ). Our guest on this podcast was Ivan Rogers, the author of the book “Dropping Hell and Embracing Grace.” Ivan has been a pastor for over 60 years and now is 82 years young. For decades, Ivan taught the commonly accepted message of evangelical Christianity that taught a fear of hell. Ivan was quite gracious and revealing in explaining some of Christianity’s history with a doctrine of hell and the final outcome of the interview resulted in the subject that “all” were condemned by one man and “ALL WERE REDEEMED BY ONE MAN!” Thanks also to our first-time caller, Brad Wilson and his wife Holly of San Tan Valley, AZ, for their encouragement and gratitude for our work in continuing to get the message of the Gospel out to the world!

Christian Baggage

gospelrevolution — Thu, 03 May 2012 03:18:36 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein addressed an email question from Steven Ames of Agoura, California. He asked about the meaning of Hebrews 9:28 and commented that it sounded like “the so-called second coming”. Mike pointed out that Jesus would appear without sin at his coming again which was when he rose from the dead. That was the “coming” that was spoken of. Thanks to long-time friend Ken Vanderveer of Atwood, Oklahoma, Dena Brehm of Dallas, Oregon, Dena Morgan of Noblesville, Indiana and Girma Colston of Stratford, Virginia for calling in and contributing to this Gospel conversatation.

We Are One

gospelrevolution — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 03:30:01 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams explains early in the show that, because he embraces the Gospel of Jesus Christ, he can no longer call himself a Christian. A key point to the news that the Gospel announces is that Christ has made all mankind “One”. There is neither Jew nor Greek, bond nor free… Christian or non-Christian in the verdict of God based on the work of his son, Jesus Christ. Thanks to Moses Ngata of Kenya for emailing us with a question and requesting that we play “Together As One” by Lucky Dube. Thanks also to Shane Windorski of Weston, Wisconsin and Krisan Panther of Waterloo, Iowa for calling in and sharing their freedom with us tonight!

Creflo Dollar (AKA

gospelrevolution — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 02:45:27 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein talked about suicide in a way that would not be heard from many in Christian circles. The issue of recognizing self-pity was highlighted as a big problem for people and Mike noted it is not easily recognized either. We heard via email from the President of The Gospel Revolution School of the Scriptures in Kenya, Moses Ngata. We were overjoyed to hear all the names of the “students” of the school and even more overjoyed to hear that pastors are actually seeking Gospel information “by night” in the region. Special thanks to Richard Mull of Garden Grove, CA for sharing powerful truth of the Gospel with us tonight and for expressing his own opinion of what Creflo Dollar preaches and coined the expression “Craplo Dollar.” Also thanks to Kim Baker of Lihue, HI for his question tonight.

There Is No Great Commission

gospelrevolution — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 15:23:44 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein talked about the fact that the Gospel does nothing, BUT it is the good news, and as one of our callers tonight, James Taylor said, the good news “meditated on me”! The Gospel is news, but as that news sinks in, it frees us from judgment and guilt. The result of the relief of those heavy weights is that we can deal with things in this life no matter how they turn out. Thanks to Moses Ngata, for all he is doing in Kenya. Thanks to Lee Lau Sung of Hong Kong for sharing his love for the Gospel to add to his monthly contributions to get this message out to the world. It’s because of Lee Lau and others, we are doing just that! Thanks also to Jackie Barnard for calling in from Huachuca City, AZ for asking about the “Great Commission” in Matthew 28 and pointing out the fact it was not original text, and thanks to Tom Tonsky of Canton, OH for emailing in promptly that it was never in any of the earlier or even much later manuscripts of Matthew. For more, you must listen.

Big News

gospelrevolution — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 03:25:39 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn had a couple big announcements. We are going to start a new publishing company called “Geneva Press”, which will not only publish Mike’s upcoming book “One - The Gospel According to Mike”, but is poised to provide a platform for other Gospel Revolutionaries who are also prolific writers to publish their works and insight into the Gospel. We are also excited to announce that we will provide Moses Gachau Ngata of Kenya with all the materials we have to offer to instruct and share the Gospel in Kenya. Thanks to Pep Washburn for calling in from Marshfield, WI as well as Shane Windorski from Weston, WI, Jackie Barnard from Huachuca City, AZ, and Tom Tonsky from Canton, OH. Their contributions to the webcast and our current pledge drive are greatly appreciated!

Because They Have Not Heard

gospelrevolution — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 03:06:16 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Glenn Klein and Mike Williams kicked of the 2012 Start of Spring Pledge Drive with all the reasons why someone should not religiously pledge to support our efforts. Not exactly a way to manipulate someone to give, but just the way we like it. It does take supporters to cover the thousands of dollars it costs every year to provide hundreds of hours of free podcasts and other things we do to get the Gospel out, but we don’t manipulate anyone at all. That’s unfortunately the tactic of the many internationally known ministries mentioned in this podcast. We want to thank Howard Wirch of Dauphin, Manitoba for sharing a little diddy of a re-rendered version of “Jesus Loves Me” and his financial contribution as well. We also want to thant Marcus Deel of Kihei, Hawaii on the great island of Maui for contributing to the show as the devil’s advocate. Special thanks also to Peggy and Jesse Zuniga for calling in from Waterfield, Maryland for sharing their love of the Gospel and also making a financial pledge.

Flood Of Righteousness

gospelrevolution — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 03:13:41 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein open the show with a commentary on a joke gone bad by an Australian interviewer who tried to tell the Dalai Lama a joke about “being made one.” The poor interviewer flopped because the Dalai Lama, even with the help of a translator didn’t get the gist of the joke. Mike picked up on the theme of “One” and related it to and equation of “One” found in the Gospel. That equation is simply that one man, Adam, sinned, and the One Man, The Last Adam, Jesus obeyed. That is the ultimate equation because through the first Adam’s sin, all were dead in him, but all who were dead in the first Adam were made alive in the Last Adam. We were raised in him and made one. Not only one with everything, but one with God. Ergo the title: Flood of Righteousness. That flood came through the flood of grace for all humanity in the work of Christ by the grace of God. That grace brought righteousness and grace, like a flood of water poured into every crevice of every rock and and unreachable place to NO END and brought righteousness to humanity and all creation. We want to thank Jan Heller of Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin, Kookie Davida of Castor, Alberta, and Marjorie House of Fenelon Falls, Ontario for calling in and contributing so much more. We also want to send out a special thanks to Moses Ngata of Kenya, who walks over 40 miles (60 kilometers) just to get internet access and listen to the Gospel Revolution. Moses has been a priceless contributor to the Gospel and this revolution!

Special Ops

gospelrevolution — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 03:57:36 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discussed the recent tornadoes in Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Alabama. They also discussed comments made by televangelist Pat Robertson, who when talking about theses same tornadoes on a recent broadcast and said it was the fault of the people who were hit by these tornadoes for building houses “where tornadoes occur”. Mike and Glenn both discussed the “flip-flop” positions Pat Robertson takes on such issues because in this particular episode Robertson said God did not send them, but we know that in other natural and man-made disasters, he said they were the judgment of God. We want to thank Matt Perry of Ackworth, Georgia, Jeannie Hope of Edmonton, Alberta and Jesse and Peggy Zuniga of Waterfield, Maryland for calling in with their refreshing and inspiring contributions that so greatly enriched this show!

Fearless Explorers

gospelrevolution — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 04:00:48 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Glenn Klein and Mike Williams discussed the recent and unexpected passing of Davy Jones of the TV band “The Monkees” and discussed his redemption by the work of Christ at the cross. Thanks to Girma Colston and Dena Morgan who called in together. Girma asked if a person’s mind could be renewed before the cross and Mike answered “yes”. Listen here to learn more. Thanks also Grant Miller of North Manchester, Indiana and Carla Barton of Tampa, Florida for adding to some great discussions on this webcast.

The Holy Thread

gospelrevolution — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:59:16 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discuss God and His “holy” fallibility. The subject of Mike’s recent conference on Proverbs, entitled “What’s Proverbs Got To Do With It,” came up and Greg Amburgy 0f Maineville, Ohio called in and they all discussed it. Greg had listened to the series, in which Mike talked about raising children to the ridged tenets of Proverbs in the Old Testament and Greg said at one point, he stopped and cried because he had done that himself, along with his parents before him and Mike himself. Mike also brought up a conversation he had with Richard Mull of Garden Grove, California and a recent conversation where Richard was so animated about how God chose us ALL because of our “Unbelief”…ultimate truth of the Gospel. Thanks also to Moses Ngata of Nairobi, Kenya for his continued emails in which we discussed also in this podcast the virtues of Christ we have since the cross. Finally, the “Holy Thread” that ran throughout the story of humanity from God creating his son Adam and choosing his people to be an example of his “Chosen”, exemplified in this podcast to its final minutes was the ANGER OF GOD, WHICH DEMONSTRATED HIS UNREQUITED LOVE, and where it came from and how it was “satisfied”…God’s anger came from unrequited love and was quelled, satiated, snuffed out, AT THE CROSS.

Spare Not The Rod. Not!

gospelrevolution — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 19:15:03 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discussed things that have come up in the past and Michael brought up the fact that we discuss some things that might upset some people, but anyone who holds…literally “holds” to their beliefs, will or might be upset by what might be said here because we are actually describing a work of God, the “Jesus” we were all taught about, and find out what He really did…this commentary is influenced by a call from Richard Mull of Garden Groves, California, who made the aforementioned fact even clearer. The podcast went on to talk about “Proverbs” and “Ecclesiastes”, who’s same author was Solomon. Mike brings out JUST one point about the rearing of “Christian” children from his own experience.

Whitney Houston Remembered - E-Mail Extravaganza

gospelrevolution — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:55:17 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn discussed a number of emails. This podcast was broadcast live just a day after singer and song writer Whitney Houston, who died yesterday, February 11th, 2012, and we discussed her righteousness and her Christian background. We were sad and proud to honor Whitney on this show. We had an email from Scott Jonsson of Anchorage, Alaska who asked if the scriptures were inspired by God. Moses Ngata of Nairobi, Kenya sent a great question about who was redeemed at the cross. We also received an email from Paul in the U.K., Dave Bodgess, and a man named Greg who asked about why we keep sinning, to which Mike answered we don’t sin and explained why.

Thank You For Not Killing Yourself

gospelrevolution — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:58:16 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein interviewed Ivan A. Rogers, author of Dropping Hell and Embracing Grace, and discussed the universal redemption of humanity by Jesus Christ the Christian world on the whole doesn’t embrace. The beauty of the work of Christ and the Gospel message was expressed in this podcast with new eloquence. We also want to thank Ron Fox of Palm Springs, California, who has called in a number of times before. All three, Glenn, Mike and Ron reminisced about Ron’s first phone call when Ron was contemplating suicide. What was the advice from Glenn and Mike back then? …”Follow your heart.” They didn’t try to talk him out of it and all these years later, Ron is still with us. Mike and Glenn were both able to share as well as Ron their individual experiences with dealing with suicidal thoughts.

The Lord’s Prayer Fulfilled

gospelrevolution — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 04:40:01 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discussed the recent conference this past weekend about the book of Proverbs in the Bible and Solomon’s other writing, Ecclesiastes, and the religious abuse that can come from trying to raise children by the “wisdom” of Proverbs, when Solomon himself later wrote Ecclesiastes that it was all “vanity”. Thanks to Howard Wirch, who called in from Dauphin, Manitoba and was also at the conference and shared what he and his wife could already see and understand from their own religious background. Special thanks also to Moses Gachau Ngata for his emails, insights and encouragements! Asante sana Moses G. Ngata!

Honor Killings

gospelrevolution — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 04:27:22 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discussed many topics. We were especially graced by a call from Richard Mull of Garden Grove, CA. Richard talked about the fact that he’s looking forward to the coming weekend in Calgary, AB for the upcoming conference. Richard’s condition came up in the conversation because he is dealing with 4 different cancers, some of which are in stage 4. Richard was asked why his outlook and stamina was so good considering his health status. He said the freedom of the Gospel gives him an outlook far beyond the cancer. We also want to thank Vic d’Obrenan of Calgary, AB - Canada, who is our host this upcoming weekend at the conference in Calgary. Vic thanked Mike for connecting many Christian anchor verses, such as John 3:16 with their actual scriptural meaning from the scriptures in the Prophets in the Old Testament. This podcast ended with a discussion about prayer, but also with an understanding or clarification that this Gospel is not a dictate to do or not do, be or not be, act or not act other than to follow your own heart…pray if that’s where your heart leads you as well as speak in tongues, go to church…follow your heart. These are not Gospel issues!

Video Response: Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus,

gospelrevolution — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 04:37:14 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein review Jefferson Bethke’s latest video that went viral on YouTube this past week entitled “Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus.” The phenomenal rate at which this video racked up so many views in one week has heads spinning as to why this video was so popular. Thanks to the great state of Wisconsin for listening in. We had 2 callers from Wisconsin - Pep Washburn of Marshfield and Jan Heller of Mount Horeb. Pep called to talk about the concept of “redemption”, which is a concept found in Christianity, but in other cultures, it is not taken the same way such as Native Americans, who also understand redemption. Redemption is the work of God…that is universal. We teach that that happened by God’s sole act through Jesus Christ without us…humanity…having anything to do with it, which is not the message of Christianity. Christianity says we have to “do” our part if we want to be redeemed or saved. Jan Heller called to let us know that her granddaughter Hannah was listening with her tonight. They were delighted because they realized the good news of the Gospel of grace and peace is resonating with millions.

You’re Redeemed, You Just Need To Get Saved

gospelrevolution — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:20:16 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, we received a call from James Gustafson of Estevan, Saskatchewan graced us with the first call of the evening. He relayed a story where he went to church as a favor to some friends and realized why he no longer attended church. He also relayed a conversation where he was trying to convince a friend that everyone has already been imputed with righteousness. Jackie Barnard and Billie Thompson called in from Huachuca City, Arizona and Jackie related a similar experience as to what James called about. Matt Perry of Atlanta, Georgia to talk about the afterglow he had after attending the Gospel Summit in Tampa, Florida.

A Baby In A Basket, A Baby On A Plane

gospelrevolution — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:47:40 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, we received a call from Carrie Miller of Kennewick, Washington and coincidentally received a call from her uncle in North Manchester, Indiana - Grant Miller. The Millers and the guys talked about the absence of judgment in the Gospel and how it can affect a career like Carrie is currently pursuing in family counseling. Dave Boggess of Billings, Montana also called in to talk about putting away childish things. Mike had mentioned earlier that we really can’t love people until we put away the childishness of legalism. We discussed two articles on the Gospel Revolution website that demonstrate the acknowledgement of grace that brings us away from unrealistic expectations and help us grow up. Go to “I Could Have Said No” and “Putting Away Childish Things” to read more on this subject.

I Look In The Mirror And I See God

gospelrevolution — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 03:52:25 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams talked about our scriptural heritage to condemn any talk of judgment, whether it be now or a coming judgment from God. It was demonstrated in a clip from a CD teaching series called A Scriptural Peace, wherein Mike condemned the judgments in Peter’s epistle. George Howell of Monongahela, PA and talked about his freedom from guilt and how that affected his life. thanks also to Girma Colston of Stafford, VA for calling in with his perspective on the growth of the message of the Gospel of Grace.

Prayer: A Gospel Perspective

gospelrevolution — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 04:39:38 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams answered a question in an email from Shane Turk of Groveland, FL about Ezekiel 36:25-27 and what that means in the light of the Gospel. George Najjar of Strongsville, OH called in to ask how the Gospel could benefit a Catholic. Grant Miller of North Manchester, IN called in with an update on his health situation, and Mike relayed his own experience and what he learned when he got some serious bad news about his own health just a year ago and the truths he learned from that.

Christianity: Not ANOTHER Gospel, NO Gospel

gospelrevolution — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 05:06:40 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein talked about NFL player Tim Tebow, who has inspired a movement in sports to kneel and pray. They talked about the display a some outward demonstration of piety and the reality that it boils down to nothing more than a display of self-righteousness. Righteousness was accomplished by Jesus Christ at the cross for all humanity and no one has achieved any righteousness on their own through their belief or confession of faith. Special thanks to Richard Mull of Garden Grove, California for sharing the Gospel with us in this podcast.

Pat Robertson, Jim Bakker, Rick Joyner and The Truth

gospelrevolution — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 05:08:49 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, we want to not only thank, but offer our deepest condolences to Doug Bowman of Little Rock, Arkansas on the loss of his mother last week. Thanks Doug for calling in and sharing your experience in the Gospel. Thanks also to Greg Amburgy of Maineville, Ohio for calling in and sharing his experience in the Gospel from the time he first heard about it until now. We also discussed numerous incidents with Jimmy Swaggart, Benny Hinn, Joseph Prince, Oral and Richard Roberts and many other known names in the Evangelical world and Mike’s relationship to them all.

Lady Gaga, Hitler, bin Laden, and Billy Graham

gospelrevolution — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:53:46 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, we had 2 special guests, Steve Essary Jr. and Aaron Essary of Johnson City, IL, who are the authors of the new book The Hour We Least Expected. You can learn more about how Steve and Aaron came to hear about Mike Williams and how they were inspired to study the Gospel themselves. To find out more about these authors and their book, please click here. Special thanks also to Pep Washburn of Marshfield, WI who called in. Pep has also written a book called Touching Spirit, which will be published in 2012. For more information on the Essary brothers’ book, please go to The Hour We Least Expected.

Anthony’s Show

gospelrevolution — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 03:52:41 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Greg Amburgy of Maineville, Ohio called in to kick off the show. Greg was talking about a post he received on Facebook from a preacher who said something to the effect that even if we’re not sure there is a hell, doesn’t it make sense to accept Jesus so as not to be surprised when we die? Kind of like…flood insurance:>/ Well, that’s a religious way to look at it. Greg also posted that his son, Adam, was sick with a stomach bug, to which someone replied they were praying for him. This also cause Greg a little pause for thought. A stomach flu tends to run it’s course in a day or two. Wouldn’t it be better to be praying for all the children that are malnourished in 3rd world countries? This then led to Greg making a comment about Christians’ view of the character and nature of God. On that note, Jeff Robertson of Lake Panasoffkee, Florida called to discuss the subject of the character and nature of God. Jeff pointed out that in his dealings with Evangelical Christians, they cite the law of Moses as reflecting God’s character and nature as a “just God”. However, God’s behavior throughout the Old Testament defied the nature of the Law. We also received a few emails from Jeremy Southern of Abbotsford, British Columbia. He asked about a verse in Jeremiah about the human heart being deceptive.

Jerry Sandusky is Righteous!

gospelrevolution — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 04:09:09 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn continued the topic from last week because of the news of Jerry Sandusky of Penn State being accused of being a pedophile. Mike Williams reaffirmed Sandusky is no less righteous than any other human on the planet. He has no consequences with God. That doesn’t mean he has no consequences facing him in the Pennsylvania courts. Thanks to Richard Mull of Garden Grove, CA for calling in and updating us on his situation. Richard and Mike discussed facing the news of having cancer and the Good News of the Gospel’s effect on facing such a challenge. We want to also thank Girma Colston of Stafford, VA for calling in and sharing his love for the Gospel.

We Are All Free Agents

gospelrevolution — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 04:35:40 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Jackie Barnard of Manchester, TN called in and talked about not being able to be guilted into doing anything thanks to the understanding the Gospel has brought to him. We also received an email that criticized our recent and only request for an emergency request for funds. The criticism was that we came off as the old church system of guilting people into donating. The writer of the email said we needed to get back to the basics of the Gospel that we preach. Mike did respond a little to the latter comment because he is exploring how to see the Gospel in nature as Paul wrote about. The Gospel truth is truth wherever found.

Mulling It Over

gospelrevolution — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 14:27:45 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn discussed the issue of guilt and how psychologically unhealthy it is. In psychology, it is unhealthy not to feel guilt, but Mike established why it’s unhealthy. There’s a difference. Psychology has found a suppression of guilt to be unhealthy, which is true, but the Gospel gives us the news of the work of the cross whereby sin and the threat of punishment (as well as the unattainable promise of reward) were taken away. The human mind and heart no longer need to dread and manage dealing with such issues. Thanks to Grant Miller of North Manchester, Indiana and Tom Tonsky of Canton, Ohio for calling in.

Morals Are Useless

gospelrevolution — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 02:53:27 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn received their first call from Girma Colston from Virginia. Girma was talking about a book entitled “23 Minutes In Hell”, which was written by someone who, according to his understanding, believed he had a vision of or even visited hell. The biggest thing that came out of this conversation was that throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, neither the concept nor warning of a place of eternal punishment was in the Hebrew Scriptures in the 4,000+ years they were written. Grant Miller from Indiana, also called in to update us on his condition since he lost his lower right leg in a traffic accident. We discussed a recent article Grant wrote entitled “Morals are Useless“, which can be found on our website or clicking on the previous link.

Inclusion by Seclusion

gospelrevolution — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 02:55:32 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, all of the callers had something to say about how they used to be in Christianity and how they live now in the knowledge of the Gospel. Greg Amburgy, of Ohio called in to tell us about how things were when he was a child in Christianity. Jackie Barnard called in to announce a secret he has been keeping ever since the first Gospel Summit in Houston this past August. He also sent us a poem, which Glenn read and you can read on our Gospel Poetry page. James Gustafson called while working from his harvesting machine in Saskatchewan, driving in the dark no less, to let us know he still had 5,000 acres to harvest and hoped to make it to Florida for Gospel Summit II the first weekend of November. Matt Perry also called from the great state of Georgia to let us know he was planning on coming to the summit too. He also talked about what the understanding of the Gospel has meant in his life.

Ladies Night

gospelrevolution — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 04:48:54 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn discuss the Gospel and then get interrupted by a few calls. We want to thank Marjorie House from Ontario, Canada, Jan Heller from Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin, and Letitia Kolb, from Daytona Beach, Florida, for calling in and adding insight to the Gospel of Peace and Grace.

Time Heals All Wounds, Depends On How You Use That Time

gospelrevolution — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 03:03:06 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike and Glenn talk about the book “One”, which is currently in editing and there is a chapter being made available entitled “You Have a Future” free of charge. Just email us a freedom@gospelrevolution.com to get your free preview chapter of the book. We want to thank Richard Mull of Garden Grove, CA and Grant Miller of North Manchester, IN for sharing the line with us tonight. Richard is battling cancer and Grant has just had an accident that cost him the lower part of his right leg, yet both men are vitalized by the Gospel and sharing their hop and encouragement. Thanks also to Letitia Kolb of Daytona Beach, FL for calling in and summing up how truth, albeit the truth of the Gospel, helps the heart heal, and the wisdom that the healing is our own use of the time.

It’s All Good

gospelrevolution — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 03:35:05 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Mike Williams and Glenn Klein discuss in what appears to be more awakening of truth to the heart that comes from the Gospel of Peace and Grace. Grant Miller, of North Manchester, Indiana called in to talk about his recent motorcycle accident and losing the lower part of his leg and how he had the peace of heart and stability of mind to face what he was about to go through thanks to seeing life through the eyes of the truth of the Gospel. Ray Harris called in from Seattle, Washington to update us on where things are going for him since his call last week. Greg Amburgy of Mainville, Ohio called in to also let us know what the Gospel has done for his own worldview and daily life. In summary of this podcast: Life happens, BUT it’s all good. There is still Good New’s. Translation: The Gospel.

Richard Mull’s Birthday Celebration

gospelrevolution — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 04:13:04 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Glenn and Mike talk about Pat Robertson’s heart being kinder than his doctrine. Greg Amburgy called in from Maineville, Ohio and shared some great insight on the new series called The Mystery of Unbelief that he just listened to. Greg also got to talk to Richard Mull while on the show along with Mike and Glenn and Richard, from Garden Grove, California, shared recent events concerning his fight with cancer and the peace of the Gospel. Jeff Robertson of Lake Panasoffkee, Florida called to comment on the whole issue of unbelief and how that was designed by God for none to believe, which is explained very well in the new series. Most of all, we want to wish Richard Mull a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Your Heart is Where Your Home is

gospelrevolution — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 03:40:58 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Glenn Klein and Mike Williams discussed that being at home is only truly stable when it’s in your own heart. We had valuable insight come in from a number of callers. Pep Washburn from Marshfield WI called to enlighten us on the sacrifice. Greg Amburgy called in to pledge for the pledge drive and ended the call with a great statement that a great religion should have ended at the cross and a great religion of the world should have never come out of the cross. Doug Bowman called in also to share his experience in what trying to serve God was like until he understood the Gospel of Grace and Peace. Ray Harris called in to share where he has come from and where he is going and we wish him well and want him to know we are with him.

E-Mail Extravaganza: A Photosynthetic Gospel

gospelrevolution — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 23:54:12 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Glenn Klein and Mike Williams were comparing the experience in understanding the Gospel to the process of Photosynthesis. They also answered a number of emails from Letitia Kolb, Barry Laney, Abraham Mackey, Danny Minaskanians and Helen Guenette. We ended the show with a new poem by Jackie Barnard about the new wine and new wineskin.

Thank You, Michael

gospelrevolution — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 03:46:24 +0000

In this Gospel Revolution podcast, Katrina called again from Champagne, IL along with Richard Mull of Garden Grove, CA. We got a sneak-peak into Katrina’s new album with one of her newly recorded songs. Thanks also to George Najjar for calling in from Ohio. We learned a lot about relationships. The key that comes from the freedom of the Gospel is once you embrace yourself, you can embrace others. Thank you all for calling and listening.

Created in Christ

gospelrevolution — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 16:22:02 +0000

This is Part 3 of a 3-part series entitled The Redemption of the World taught by Mike Williams a few years ago. We apologize for the muffled audio. In Created in Christ, Mike discusses what Paul meant by being in Christ before the foundations of the world. It completely upends modern Christian doctrines of predestination. To listen to Part 1, please go to You Must Be Born Again. To listen to Part 2, please go to One Man’s Obedience.

One Man’s Obedience

gospelrevolution — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 16:03:57 +0000

This is Part 2 of a 3-part teaching series entitled The Redemption of the World taught by Mike Williams a few years ago. We apologize that the audio is a little muffled. In One Man’s Obedience, Mike discusses Paul’s analogy of the first and last Adam that how by the disobedience of the first Adam, all were condemned and by the obedience of one man, the Last Adam, all are raised to life. To listen to Part 1, please go to You Must Be Born Again. To listen to Part 3, please go to Created in Christ.