When suffering leaves you feeling crushed, “stand firm” can sound impossible. Jon discusses how real gospel hope gives weary believers strength outside of themselves.
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Is the voice condemning you actually the voice of God? Jon talks about fear, accusation, assurance, and the freedom Christ gives to weary believers trapped in doubt.
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You don’t have to prove your worth to God.
So many Christians are exhausted trying to earn peace, assurance, and acceptance through performance. But Christ already accomplished everything needed for your salvation.
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When you have something to lose, you’ve already lost it.
Everything this world gives can be taken away.
But in Christ, we already possess all we could ever need, and HE cannot be lost.
Merit always invites comparison.
Grace never does.
Merit creates a world where everyone watches everyone else, measuring output, calculating worth, and demanding proportional return.
Merit turns the kingdom into a wage‑economy.
Merit produces the cry: “You have made them equal to us.”
That is the voice of Matthew 20’s early workers.
They are not protesting injustice.
They are protesting grace.
Grace breaks the logic of comparison.
Grace refuses calibration.
Grace does not scale.
This is why the vineyard Owner in Matthew 20 is not the vineyard Owner of Isaiah 5.
In Isaiah 5, the Owner is Yahweh as suzerain of the typological kingdom, coming to inspect covenantal fruit under the Mosaic administration.
He finds bloodshed instead of justice.
The vineyard is torn down because the nation has failed.
But in Matthew 20, the vineyard Owner is the faithful vassal of the Pactum — the Son who has rendered the obedience Adam, Israel, and David never could.
He is the enthroned Lord of the New Covenant, administering a kingdom secured by His own righteousness.
He does not distribute wages according to merit.
He gives life according to His own obedience.
Merit cries for just wages.
Grace gives the kingdom.
Merit produces rivalry.
Grace produces rest.
Merit demands proportional return.
Grace gives what no worker could ever earn.
And the kingdom of the Son cannot be earned, measured, or compared.
It can only be received.
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Do Catholics believe in salvation by faith? @jonmoffitt examines a conversation on faith, works, and grace to clarify the key differences between Protestant and Roman Catholic views of justification.
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Why are so many people asking if aliens are demons? @jonmoffitt tackles a growing cultural conversation and shows how to think about it biblically without losing sight of the gospel.
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I am thrilled to announce that I have a new devotional book out. I hope it will be a blessing and encouragement to all those who read it. They are devotionals designed to inspire and encourage the heart. You can find this book on Amazon along with my other book, "Discovering Grace in Despair."
Is 1 John meant to test your salvation? @jonmoffitt responds to Paul Washer and explains how this letter should actually be understood.
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