Daniel Irving
Daniel Irving
The Fine Line Between Hearing, Doing and Being
The Fine Line Between Hearing, Doing and Being
The Fine Line Between Hearing, Doing and Being
Thursday 14th November 2024
Explore the fine line between hearing, doing, and being in this engaging episode of Road of Redemption with Daniel Irving.
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Episode Overview
- True saving faith naturally produces works.
- Hearing without action is self-deception.
- Faith must be examined for genuine evidence.
- Christian living requires both hearing and doing.
- The book of James challenges believers to reflect on their faith.
How foolish would it be to subscribe to some sort of podcast or audio teaching with regards to health and fitness and diet and imagine riding down the road every day on your way to work listening to this podcast and nodding going yeah teacher you're right man You're right. Yeah, this is really good stuff about health and fitness.
In this episode of Road of Redemption, Daniel Irving dives deep into the complexities of the book of James, focusing on the fine line between hearing, doing, and being. Daniel shares his recent experiences with students as they explore chapter one, emphasising the importance of handling this scripture correctly. He points out the common misunderstanding about faith and works, stressing that while faith alone justifies us, true saving faith naturally produces works.
Daniel draws a vivid analogy comparing passive listening to a fitness podcast without making any lifestyle changes, highlighting the foolishness of hearing without action. He encourages listeners to not just be hearers but doers of the word, warning against self-deception. The episode also delves into the deeper question of whether one's faith is genuine, urging self-examination and the importance of seeing the evidence of faith in one's life.
Daniel’s passion for teaching and guiding others on their spiritual journey shines through, making this episode both engaging and thought-provoking. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion that challenges you to reflect on your own faith and actions.