Calvin, Arminius, or Biblical Reason
Shawn contrasts Calvinism’s predestination, Arminianism’s freewill limits, and his view of a loving, victorious God offering salvation to all, respecting freewill.
Romans 8:2-6 Bible Teaching
Paul’s teachings in Romans 8 focus on living by the Spirit for liberation from sin, contrasting with the Law’s limitations. Emphasizes love, spiritual growth, and peace.
Guns and Christians
Christian teachings on self-defense and gun ownership stress ethical use, balancing faith and self-preservation. Personal faith guides decisions, not socio-political agendas.
Rocks in the Road
Jesus teaches eternal life requires effort, contrasting with easy destruction. He embodies God’s nature, emphasizing understanding Him through Creation and God’s essence.
The Concept of First-Fruits and the Forever Increasing Kingdom
Shawn explores the 144,000 in Revelation 14 as pure, blameless first-fruits, linking them to God’s Kingdom expansion. First-fruits, exemplified by Jesus, signify the best offered to God, leading to ongoing divine growth.
The Two Ages: Romans 8:1 Part 2 Bible Teaching
Paul’s message in Romans 8:1 highlights no condemnation for those in Christ, emphasizing a spiritual kingdom over material religion. Shawn teaches all prophecies fulfilled, challenging traditional beliefs on judgment and afterlife, focusing on internal spiritual growth and God’s eternal kingdom.
Can We Justify Hell: Is It Eternal or Literal?
Shawn’s teaching questions eternal hell, introduces annihilationism, separates hell from the lake of fire, and critiques fear-based religious control, urging love-based faith.
The Romans 7 Perspective
Shawn teaches that true faith in Christ involves freedom and accountability, emphasizing a Spirit-led life over legalism, highlighting internal conflict and identity in Christ.
An Inflammatory Speech: Concerned Christians 2nd Annual Conference on Mormonism
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Seek
Seek truth through personal exploration, questioning, and scripture (Proverbs 25:2, Matthew 7:7-8). Challenge traditions for spiritual growth, not just institutional teachings.
Romans 8:1-2 Bible Teaching
Romans 7:14-25 highlights the struggle between flesh and spirit, emphasizing reliance on Christ’s grace for deliverance, as believers battle sin despite delighting in God’s law.
Catch Up on More Comments
Jesus’s sacrifice fulfills justice, no fear of judgment. Christian anarchy: Christ as sole ruler. Satan’s role shifts. LDS views on Fall differ. Christianity vs. Mormonism history. Future topics: hell’s nature.
Explaining the Right Hand of God
Shawn McCraney’s teaching explores Jesus’ temporary authority at God’s right hand, symbolizing power over creation, distinct from God, until all enemies are subdued.
Where’s the Outrage????
Shawn McCraney challenges religious abuses, urging outrage against manipulations undermining faith’s core. Advocates deconstructing such practices with love, inspired by Jesus.
Romans 7:14-25 Bible Teaching
Paul’s message in Romans 7:14-25 highlights the struggle between flesh and spirit, emphasizing the need to die to the Law to live in Christ, with deliverance through Jesus.
Evidence of Jesus, Part 2
Teaching highlights Jesus as Messiah through fulfilled prophecies, historical records (Josephus, Tacitus), and transformative personal experiences, urging integration of historical context in debates.
The Reformers’ Biggest Mistake and Christianity’s Need to Change It
Shawn McCraney critiques ‘sola scriptura,’ advocating a subjective Bible approach, emphasizing personal interpretation over inherent authority, focusing on human application.
Check My Church Examines Shawn McCraney, Part 3 – Is Shawn McCraney a Heretic
Sarah Young evaluates Shawn McCraney’s work for abusive or harmful traits, focusing on his teachings and practices within the context of “Check My Church.”