What is the "New" Commandment?

Is “accursed” in 1 Corinthians 16 something believers should fear? This clip clears confusion, showing Paul refers to unbelievers—while Christians have an unshakable identity, an undying love for Jesus, and zero condemnation in Christ.

Does 1 Corinthians 3 warn believers about losing rewards? This clip clarifies Paul’s focus on teachers and doctrine—showing false teaching won’t last, yet believers remain secure, saved by grace even when their work is burned up.

Why was Moses barred from the promised land? This clip explores his disobedience at Meribah and reveals a deeper gospel picture—Christ, the Rock, struck once for all—pointing to God’s grace and the sufficiency of Jesus’ finished work.

Is Abraham’s story a picture of grace before law? This clip unpacks the powerful contrast between faith and law, revealing God’s promise came first—and the gospel has always been about righteousness by faith, not performance.

A listener shares how the grace message transformed her family, freeing them from legalism and restoring joy in Christ. This powerful testimony celebrates the life-changing impact of understanding “Jesus plus nothing” and living under grace.

Are believers under the New Covenant right now? This clip clarifies confusion around covenant theology, showing the New Covenant began through Jesus’ blood—bringing freedom from law, once-for-all forgiveness, and a new way of living by grace.

What did Jesus mean by a “new commandment”? This clip contrasts law versus grace, revealing it’s not striving to love God more, but receiving His love—then naturally expressing that same love to others.

Can you lose your salvation? In this clip, Andrew equips a pastor with clear, biblical truth—showing why eternal life is truly eternal, forgiveness is complete, and believers can live with unshakable assurance and security in Christ.

“Don’t look back” isn’t about losing salvation—it’s about Jesus heading to the cross. Andrew dismantles fear-based teaching, revealing this passage is about Jesus’ dangerous journey to Jerusalem, freeing believers from guilt-driven Christianity once and for all.

What is the believer’s new heart? In this clip, Andrew unpacks its true meaning—your spiritual core, transformed at salvation, filled with new desires, and indwelt by Christ—challenging the myth that Christians still have wicked hearts.