Potential Process
In “Potential Process,” Shawn McCraney highlights the Christian journey: knowing, loving, and trusting God, leading to selfless love for others, rooted in genuine faith.
Overview of The Great News Network and Preparing for HOTM: Radicalized
Monthly show from Jan 7, 2025, explores faith, science, and unity. Initiatives include Bible study, interfaith events, and eschatology conference. Emphasizes peace and understanding.
Deuteronomy Chapters 19-24
Moses’ teachings on refuge cities, wartime conduct, societal norms, and moral laws emphasize justice, faith, and ethical behavior, contrasting ancient and modern practices.
King James Version (KJV) or Revised Standard Version (RSV)?
Shawn McCraney’s blog explores Psalm 10:4 translations, comparing KJV and RSV. He highlights how interpretations vary, stressing personal understanding’s importance.
Deuteronomy Chapter 18
The teaching examines Israel’s demand for a king, seen as rejecting YAHAVAH’s leadership, contrasting human desires with divine guidance. It highlights true governance through Jesus, warns against adopting pagan practices, and stresses discernment in prophecy, urging devotion to God over earthly rulers.
Galatians, Gentiles, and the Law: Paul’s Teachings Explained
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney McCraney discuss teaching the Gospel to Gentiles and Jews, emphasizing faith, love, and critical thinking over traditional norms.
Theological Insights and Personal Reflections on Faith, Music, and Spirituality
In the latest Talk With Shawn McCraney, hosts and callers discussed biblical trustworthiness, music’s impact in worship, spiritual regeneration, and love’s role in faith.
Yeshua, Liberator from Religion
In “Yeshua, Liberator from Religion,” McCraney explores John 9, showing Yeshua’s power freeing a blind man, challenging religious norms, and empowering personal faith.
Exploring Galatians: Liberty, Law, and Paul’s Apostleship
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Delaney and Shawn discuss Galatians 2, focusing on Liberty, Truth, and the distinction between the gospel for Jews and Gentiles.
The Dawning of the Right Soteriology
Shawn McCraney’s teaching promotes a Reconciled Soteriology, emphasizing salvation as a universal, unearned gift from Christ, accessible through personal faith, beyond traditional doctrines.
Deuteronomy Chapters 15-17
YAHAVAH’s teachings stress debt release every seven years, support for the poor, and impartiality. Yeshua and Jesus focus on spiritual over material aid, emphasizing faith and humility.
Insights on Faith, Love, and Worship from Our Recent Conference
In our latest podcast, we reflect on insights from Delaney, Grady, and Sarah on faith, love, and art, setting the stage for a transformative journey.
The Nature of “The One God and His Christ”
In “The Nature of ‘The One God and His Christ’,” Shawn McCraney argues Jesus is not Jehovah but the prophet like Moses, challenging traditional Trinitarian views.
Love, Mercy, and Humility in Theological Conversations
In our podcast, Shawn and Delaney discuss balancing truth with compassion, especially in talks about mercy, justice, and God’s unconditional love.
Idolatry
In “Idolatry,” Shawn McCraney explores 1 Corinthians 10, warning against idolatry. He urges avoiding modern idols like self-obsession and materialism.
Defending Mercy, Part 2
Shawn McCraney’s teachings focus on humility, peace, and compassion, emphasizing spiritual over political guidance, empathy, and mercy through personal growth and art.
Galatians Chapter 1 Discussion: Paul’s Apostolic Defense and Human Nature Reflections
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney discuss Galatians 1, focusing on Paul’s defense of his apostleship and the challenges in spreading the gospel.
Galatians, Apostles, and Authority: A Deep Dive into Paul’s Teachings
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney McCraney discuss apostleship, authority, and Paul’s experiences in Galatians, focusing on divine purpose and validation.
Faith, Grace, and the Role of Institutional Churches in Personal Spiritual Growth
In our podcast, we explore faith vs. personal conviction, question institutional churches, and highlight grace and compassion in moral issues.