Adams Road
Shawn McCraney critiques Mormonism, promotes personal faith in Jesus, and emphasizes living God's love. He encourages questioning religious teachings and highlights transparency issues.
Acts 12:20 – 13:1 Bible Teaching
Herod's disbelief led to guard executions; he died after failing to honor God. The church grew despite persecution, emphasizing spiritual over institutional faith.
Revelation Introduction Part 3 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching contrasts pre-AD 70 and AD 95 dating of Revelation, emphasizing preterist views, John's age, and the state of churches. It highlights Jerusalem's destruction, Nero's role, and the immediacy of prophecies for early Christians.
The Good News
King David laments the wicked's exploitation of the poor, urging divine intervention. Shawn finds fulfillment in Jesus, emphasizing salvation through faith, not works.
Acts 12:5-19 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching on Acts 12:5-19 emphasizes prayer's power, faith's role, and divine will. It contrasts spiritual vs. physical awareness, highlights divine intervention, and humorously explores faith vs. expectation through Rhoda's story.
Revelation Introduction Part 2 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching critiques Revelation's consistency with New Testament grace, explores interpretative views (Idealist, Preterist, Historicist, Futurist), and questions its canonical status.
Atonement, Part 2
Shawn McCraney critiques religious authority, emphasizes God's ultimate authority, promotes love and selflessness, and contrasts faith-based salvation with works-based views.
Revelation Introduction Part 1 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching examines Revelation's complex interpretations, emphasizing open-mindedness and Old Testament insights. He critiques preterism, favoring a post-AD 70 date for Revelation.
Acts 12:1-4 Bible Teaching
Shawn discusses New Testament prophets like Agabus, their role as teachers, and symbolic acts. Agabus predicted a famine during Claudius's reign. Prophets today must align with scripture. Herod Agrippa persecuted Christians for political gain. Easter's translation issues are noted, and Christians are urged to respect others' beliefs, acting from faith and conscience.
For God So Loved the World – Atonement
Shawn McCraney's teachings focus on exploring diverse Christian beliefs, emphasizing a personal relationship with God post-70 AD, contrasting atonement views, and fostering respectful interfaith dialogue.