In this eye-opening conversation, Jeremy Vuolo (Campus Pastor & Dean of Athletics at The Master's University) sits down with Jonny Ardavanis and breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics in Christianity: legalism vs. grace-driven obedience.
🔑 KEY TOPICS COVERED:
    â€¢    What legalism actually means (and why it's not in the Bible)
    â€¢    The difference between legalism and biblical holiness
    â€¢    Understanding antinomianism (anti-law mentality)
    â€¢    How to pursue sanctification without falling into performance-based Christianity
    â€¢    Why God's commands are for our good, not bondage
    â€¢    Assurance of salvation: how to know you're truly saved
    â€¢    The role of the Holy Spirit in Christian obedience
    â€¢    Grace-powered vs. self-powered righteousness
💡 YOU'LL LEARN:
    â€¢    How to escape the legalistic trap while pursuing holiness
    â€¢    Why loving obedience is different from rule-keeping
    â€¢    The biblical balance between law and grace
    â€¢    How regeneration changes our relationship with God's commands
    â€¢    Practical guidance on Christian liberty and conscience
📖 SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Romans 6-7, 1 John, Galatians 6, John 15, Ezekiel 36, 2 Corinthians 3:18
Legalism vs. Grace: Are You Trapped in Performance-Based Christianity? With Jeremy Vuolo
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