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		<title>Making Known the Mystery - A</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What happens when telling someone the truth makes you their enemy? In Part 3 of Tell the Truth, Bible teacher David Hocking continues his study of Galatians 4:8-20, examining the Apostle Paul's deep concern for believers who were drifting away from the truth of the gospel. Paul loved the Galatian Christians enough to confront them, even when his message was difficult to hear. David explains that genuine spiritual leadership requires both unwavering commitment to God's Word and heartfelt compassion for those who need correction. God's Power in Human Weakness David considers Paul's physical difficulties and the extraordinary ways God used him despite his limitations. Although the precise nature of Paul's ailments remains uncertain, David discusses biblical passages suggesting problems with his eyesight and public speaking. The lesson reminds believers that God's ability to work through a person is not determined by outward appearance, eloquence, or physical strength. It is the power of the Holy Spirit that equips ordinary people for extraordinary service. Speaking the Truth With Love In Galatians 4:16, Paul asks whether he has become an enemy simply because he tells the truth. David connects this concern with Jesus' confrontation of unbelief in John 8:39-47. David also warns that Christians should expect opposition for their faith, pointing to 2 Timothy 3:12. Yet Paul's response to spiritual error was not bitterness or indifference, but a renewed desire to see Christ formed in those he loved. Has Christ Been Formed in You? Paul's words in Galatians 4:19 reveal the heart of his ministry: he longed for believers to mature spiritually and demonstrate the character of Jesus Christ. Through passages in 1 Thessalonians 2:7-8 and Philippians 1:3-11, David illustrates Paul's prayerful concern for other Christians and challenges listeners to examine their own priorities, relationships, and commitment to Christ. Free Bible Studies and Ministry Resources New to the Christian faith or looking for biblical answers? Hope for Today offers David Hocking's free booklet What Is Christianity? and an introductory Bible study by mail. Visit DavidHocking.org to download the booklet or explore additional Bible teaching resources. The ministry also offers: Complete Galatians Radio Series: All messages in the study, available for $25. Ephesians Sermon Notes and Outlines: David Hocking's teaching notes for the 16-message Ephesians series, available for $10. Prayer Support: Share a prayer request with the Hope for Today ministry team. To request resources or support the ministry, call 800-75-BIBLE (800-752-4253) in the…]]></description>
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		<title>Our Great Redemption - 2B</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Our Great Redemption - 2A</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our Great Redemption, Part 2 Is there a sin too great for God to forgive? What does it really mean to be redeemed through the blood of Jesus Christ? In this episode of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 2, exploring the extraordinary grace, forgiveness, and salvation believers receive through Christ. God's Grace Is More Than Enough Teaching from Ephesians 1:7–8, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means a debt has been paid in full. Humanity's sin created an obligation that no person could satisfy, but Jesus willingly paid the price through His sacrifice. Jack emphasizes that God's grace does not merely meet the minimum requirements of forgiveness. It abounds beyond what is necessary, reaching those who repent and turn to Christ regardless of how far they have fallen. Redeemed, Forgiven and Set Free Pastor Jack explores three important aspects of Christ's redemptive work: the payment of sin's debt, freedom from sin's control, and the security of salvation. Drawing from Colossians 1:13–14, he explains how believers are delivered from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of God's Son. He also reminds listeners that the riches of Christ are spiritual and eternal, far greater than the temporary wealth and possessions of this world. The Incarnation and Our Secure Salvation The message concludes with an examination of Philippians 2:6–8 and the remarkable truth of the Incarnation: Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. Pastor Jack explains how Christ's humanity, His sacrificial death, and His resurrection are central to the believer's redemption. Because Jesus completed the work of salvation, those who trust in Him can rest in the sufficiency of His sacrifice. Scriptures for Further Study Ephesians 1:7–8 — Redemption and forgiveness through Christ Romans 2:4 — God's goodness and patience Ephesians 2:7 — The exceeding riches of His grace Colossians 1:13–14 — Delivered from darkness Philippians 2:6–8 — Christ's humility and sacrifice Real Life Radio Resources Explore more biblical teaching, previous broadcasts, podcasts, and video messages from Pastor Jack Hibbs at JackHibbs.com. Featured Ministry Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Dr. Tim LaHaye is offered for a gift of any amount through JackHibbs.com. Pastor Jack also invites listeners visiting Southern California to attend Calvary Chapel Chino Hills. Listen to Real Life Radio on KLTT 670 AM for practical, verse-by-verse biblical teaching and encouragement…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Our Great Redemption, Part 2 Is there a sin too great for God to forgive? What does it really mean to be redeemed through the blood of Jesus Christ? In this episode of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 2, exploring the extraordinary grace, forgiveness, and salvation believers receive through Christ. God's Grace Is More Than Enough Teaching from Ephesians 1:7–8, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means a debt has been paid in full. Humanity's sin created an obligation that no person could satisfy, but Jesus willingly paid the price through His sacrifice. Jack emphasizes that God's grace does not merely meet the minimum requirements of forgiveness. It abounds beyond what is necessary, reaching those who repent and turn to Christ regardless of how far they have fallen. Redeemed, Forgiven and Set Free Pastor Jack explores three important aspects of Christ's redemptive work: the payment of sin's debt, freedom from sin's control, and the security of salvation. Drawing from Colossians 1:13–14, he explains how believers are delivered from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of God's Son. He also reminds listeners that the riches of Christ are spiritual and eternal, far greater than the temporary wealth and possessions of this world. The Incarnation and Our Secure Salvation The message concludes with an examination of Philippians 2:6–8 and the remarkable truth of the Incarnation: Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. Pastor Jack explains how Christ's humanity, His sacrificial death, and His resurrection are central to the believer's redemption. Because Jesus completed the work of salvation, those who trust in Him can rest in the sufficiency of His sacrifice. Scriptures for Further Study Ephesians 1:7–8 — Redemption and forgiveness through Christ Romans 2:4 — God's goodness and patience Ephesians 2:7 — The exceeding riches of His grace Colossians 1:13–14 — Delivered from darkness Philippians 2:6–8 — Christ's humility and sacrifice Real Life Radio Resources Explore more biblical teaching, previous broadcasts, podcasts, and video messages from Pastor Jack Hibbs at JackHibbs.com. Featured Ministry Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Dr. Tim LaHaye is offered for a gift of any amount through JackHibbs.com. Pastor Jack also invites listeners visiting Southern California to attend Calvary Chapel Chino Hills. Listen to Real Life Radio on KLTT 670 AM for practical, verse-by-verse biblical teaching and encouragement…]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Our Great Redemption, Part 2 Is there a sin too great for God to forgive? What does it really mean to be redeemed through the blood of Jesus Christ? In this episode of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 2, exploring the extraordinary grace, forgiveness, and salvation believers receive through Christ. God's Grace Is More Than Enough Teaching from Ephesians 1:7–8, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means a debt has been paid in full. Humanity's sin created an obligation that no person could satisfy, but Jesus willingly paid the price through His sacrifice. Jack emphasizes that God's grace does not merely meet the minimum requirements of forgiveness. It abounds beyond what is necessary, reaching those who repent and turn to Christ regardless of how far they have fallen. Redeemed, Forgiven and Set Free Pastor Jack explores three important aspects of Christ's redemptive work: the payment of sin's debt, freedom from sin's control, and the security of salvation. Drawing from Colossians 1:13–14, he explains how believers are delivered from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of God's Son. He also reminds listeners that the riches of Christ are spiritual and eternal, far greater than the temporary wealth and possessions of this world. The Incarnation and Our Secure Salvation The message concludes with an examination of Philippians 2:6–8 and the remarkable truth of the Incarnation: Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. Pastor Jack explains how Christ's humanity, His sacrificial death, and His resurrection are central to the believer's redemption. Because Jesus completed the work of salvation, those who trust in Him can rest in the sufficiency of His sacrifice. Scriptures for Further Study Ephesians 1:7–8 — Redemption and forgiveness through Christ Romans 2:4 — God's goodness and patience Ephesians 2:7 — The exceeding riches of His grace Colossians 1:13–14 — Delivered from darkness Philippians 2:6–8 — Christ's humility and sacrifice Real Life Radio Resources Explore more biblical teaching, previous broadcasts, podcasts, and video messages from Pastor Jack Hibbs at JackHibbs.com. Featured Ministry Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Dr. Tim LaHaye is offered for a gift of any amount through JackHibbs.com. Pastor Jack also invites listeners visiting Southern California to attend Calvary Chapel Chino Hills. Listen to Real Life Radio on KLTT 670 AM for practical, verse-by-verse biblical teaching and encouragement…]]></googleplay:description>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What does it truly cost to forgive someone who has wronged you? In Our Great Redemption, Part 1, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his Book of Ephesians series, examining the forgiveness believers receive through Jesus Christ and the responsibility to extend that same grace to others. Redeemed and Forgiven Through Christ Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Jack explains redemption through Christ's blood and the forgiveness of sins. He distinguishes between unintentional mistakes and willful transgressions, reminding listeners that everyone needs God's mercy. Jack also revisits the bronze serpent in Numbers 21:4–9, connecting Israel's deliverance to the invitation to look to Christ in faith. The Debt Jesus Nailed to the Cross In Colossians 2:13–14, Paul describes the record of debt against us being canceled and nailed to the cross. Jack explains the difference between the forgiveness needed by those who have not yet come to Christ and the ongoing need for believers to confess sin and maintain healthy fellowship with God and one another. He points to 1 John 1:9 in discussing confession and spiritual growth. Why Forgiving Others Matters Turning to Matthew 18:21–35, Jack explores Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant. Although the servant receives extraordinary mercy, he refuses to extend even a small measure of forgiveness to someone else. Jack warns that bitterness and resentment can damage a Christian's spiritual life and relationships. He encourages believers to forgive sincerely, even when the offense has left deep emotional wounds. Someone Always Pays the Price of Forgiveness One of the central lessons is that forgiveness comes at a cost. When someone cancels a debt, the person extending forgiveness absorbs the loss. Jack connects this principle to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who bore the consequences of humanity's sin. He challenges listeners to consider Christ's example when confronting betrayal, anger, broken trust, or the desire for revenge. The message closes with a prayer for those who have been deeply hurt, asking God to soften hardened hearts and provide the strength needed to forgive. Explore Real Life Radio Resources Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs shares verse-by-verse Bible teaching and practical encouragement for Christian living. Official Website: JackHibbs.com Featured Series: The Book of Ephesians Featured Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Tim LaHaye, offered through the ministry for a gift of any amount. Discover Jesus: Learn what it means to know God personally Church: Calvary Chapel Chino Hills Support the Broadcast:…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[What does it truly cost to forgive someone who has wronged you? In Our Great Redemption, Part 1, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his Book of Ephesians series, examining the forgiveness believers receive through Jesus Christ and the responsibility to extend that same grace to others. Redeemed and Forgiven Through Christ Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Jack explains redemption through Christ's blood and the forgiveness of sins. He distinguishes between unintentional mistakes and willful transgressions, reminding listeners that everyone needs God's mercy. Jack also revisits the bronze serpent in Numbers 21:4–9, connecting Israel's deliverance to the invitation to look to Christ in faith. The Debt Jesus Nailed to the Cross In Colossians 2:13–14, Paul describes the record of debt against us being canceled and nailed to the cross. Jack explains the difference between the forgiveness needed by those who have not yet come to Christ and the ongoing need for believers to confess sin and maintain healthy fellowship with God and one another. He points to 1 John 1:9 in discussing confession and spiritual growth. Why Forgiving Others Matters Turning to Matthew 18:21–35, Jack explores Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant. Although the servant receives extraordinary mercy, he refuses to extend even a small measure of forgiveness to someone else. Jack warns that bitterness and resentment can damage a Christian's spiritual life and relationships. He encourages believers to forgive sincerely, even when the offense has left deep emotional wounds. Someone Always Pays the Price of Forgiveness One of the central lessons is that forgiveness comes at a cost. When someone cancels a debt, the person extending forgiveness absorbs the loss. Jack connects this principle to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who bore the consequences of humanity's sin. He challenges listeners to consider Christ's example when confronting betrayal, anger, broken trust, or the desire for revenge. The message closes with a prayer for those who have been deeply hurt, asking God to soften hardened hearts and provide the strength needed to forgive. Explore Real Life Radio Resources Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs shares verse-by-verse Bible teaching and practical encouragement for Christian living. Official Website: JackHibbs.com Featured Series: The Book of Ephesians Featured Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Tim LaHaye, offered through the ministry for a gift of any amount. Discover Jesus: Learn what it means to know God personally Church: Calvary Chapel Chino Hills Support the Broadcast:…]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[What does it truly cost to forgive someone who has wronged you? In Our Great Redemption, Part 1, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his Book of Ephesians series, examining the forgiveness believers receive through Jesus Christ and the responsibility to extend that same grace to others. Redeemed and Forgiven Through Christ Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Jack explains redemption through Christ's blood and the forgiveness of sins. He distinguishes between unintentional mistakes and willful transgressions, reminding listeners that everyone needs God's mercy. Jack also revisits the bronze serpent in Numbers 21:4–9, connecting Israel's deliverance to the invitation to look to Christ in faith. The Debt Jesus Nailed to the Cross In Colossians 2:13–14, Paul describes the record of debt against us being canceled and nailed to the cross. Jack explains the difference between the forgiveness needed by those who have not yet come to Christ and the ongoing need for believers to confess sin and maintain healthy fellowship with God and one another. He points to 1 John 1:9 in discussing confession and spiritual growth. Why Forgiving Others Matters Turning to Matthew 18:21–35, Jack explores Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant. Although the servant receives extraordinary mercy, he refuses to extend even a small measure of forgiveness to someone else. Jack warns that bitterness and resentment can damage a Christian's spiritual life and relationships. He encourages believers to forgive sincerely, even when the offense has left deep emotional wounds. Someone Always Pays the Price of Forgiveness One of the central lessons is that forgiveness comes at a cost. When someone cancels a debt, the person extending forgiveness absorbs the loss. Jack connects this principle to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who bore the consequences of humanity's sin. He challenges listeners to consider Christ's example when confronting betrayal, anger, broken trust, or the desire for revenge. The message closes with a prayer for those who have been deeply hurt, asking God to soften hardened hearts and provide the strength needed to forgive. Explore Real Life Radio Resources Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs shares verse-by-verse Bible teaching and practical encouragement for Christian living. Official Website: JackHibbs.com Featured Series: The Book of Ephesians Featured Resource: How to Study Bible Prophecy for Yourself by Tim LaHaye, offered through the ministry for a gift of any amount. Discover Jesus: Learn what it means to know God personally Church: Calvary Chapel Chino Hills Support the Broadcast:…]]></googleplay:description>
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		<title>Our Great Redemption - 1B</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Jesus Christ didn't simply offer to forgive our sins—He paid our debt in full, removed the curse of the law, and gave believers freedom from sin's control. But are we truly living in that freedom? On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his verse-by-verse study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 1, examining the extraordinary meaning of redemption and the transforming power of God's grace. What Does Biblical Redemption Mean? Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means being ransomed or bought back at a price. God not only created us, but through Jesus Christ, He purchased our redemption from the bondage of sin. This was not a partial payment or temporary arrangement. Christ paid the full price through His sacrifice on the cross. Pastor Jack identifies three powerful realities produced by Christ's redemption that every Christian should understand. 1. Jesus Paid Our Debt of Sin Sin carries a debt no human being can repay through personal goodness, religious performance, or moral effort. 1 Corinthians 6:20 reminds believers that they were bought at a price and are called to glorify God with their lives. Jack explains that belonging to Christ is not a burden but a source of security and encouragement. The Savior who paid such a tremendous price for our redemption cares deeply about those He has redeemed. 2. Christ Removed the Curse of the Law Even dedicated Christians can struggle with the belief that they must somehow earn God's acceptance through flawless obedience. But Galatians 3:13 declares that Jesus redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us. Pastor Jack explains how Christ took our place, bearing the judgment our sins deserved. The Christian life is therefore grounded in God's grace rather than an endless attempt to earn forgiveness. 3. Believers Are Freed from Sin's Control Romans 6:14 promises that sin shall not have dominion over those who live under grace. Jack challenges Christians who feel trapped by destructive habits, recurring temptations, or past failures to recognize the spiritual freedom available through Jesus Christ. While following Christ does not mean a life without struggle, believers are no longer powerless before sin. Through the Holy Spirit, they have been given strength to repent, turn away from wrongdoing, and pursue holiness. Forgiveness Without Condemnation Pastor Jack also examines the difference between genuine repentance and the…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Jesus Christ didn't simply offer to forgive our sins—He paid our debt in full, removed the curse of the law, and gave believers freedom from sin's control. But are we truly living in that freedom? On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his verse-by-verse study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 1, examining the extraordinary meaning of redemption and the transforming power of God's grace. What Does Biblical Redemption Mean? Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means being ransomed or bought back at a price. God not only created us, but through Jesus Christ, He purchased our redemption from the bondage of sin. This was not a partial payment or temporary arrangement. Christ paid the full price through His sacrifice on the cross. Pastor Jack identifies three powerful realities produced by Christ's redemption that every Christian should understand. 1. Jesus Paid Our Debt of Sin Sin carries a debt no human being can repay through personal goodness, religious performance, or moral effort. 1 Corinthians 6:20 reminds believers that they were bought at a price and are called to glorify God with their lives. Jack explains that belonging to Christ is not a burden but a source of security and encouragement. The Savior who paid such a tremendous price for our redemption cares deeply about those He has redeemed. 2. Christ Removed the Curse of the Law Even dedicated Christians can struggle with the belief that they must somehow earn God's acceptance through flawless obedience. But Galatians 3:13 declares that Jesus redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us. Pastor Jack explains how Christ took our place, bearing the judgment our sins deserved. The Christian life is therefore grounded in God's grace rather than an endless attempt to earn forgiveness. 3. Believers Are Freed from Sin's Control Romans 6:14 promises that sin shall not have dominion over those who live under grace. Jack challenges Christians who feel trapped by destructive habits, recurring temptations, or past failures to recognize the spiritual freedom available through Jesus Christ. While following Christ does not mean a life without struggle, believers are no longer powerless before sin. Through the Holy Spirit, they have been given strength to repent, turn away from wrongdoing, and pursue holiness. Forgiveness Without Condemnation Pastor Jack also examines the difference between genuine repentance and the…]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Jesus Christ didn't simply offer to forgive our sins—He paid our debt in full, removed the curse of the law, and gave believers freedom from sin's control. But are we truly living in that freedom? On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his verse-by-verse study through the Book of Ephesians with Our Great Redemption, Part 1, examining the extraordinary meaning of redemption and the transforming power of God's grace. What Does Biblical Redemption Mean? Beginning with Ephesians 1:7, Pastor Jack explains that redemption means being ransomed or bought back at a price. God not only created us, but through Jesus Christ, He purchased our redemption from the bondage of sin. This was not a partial payment or temporary arrangement. Christ paid the full price through His sacrifice on the cross. Pastor Jack identifies three powerful realities produced by Christ's redemption that every Christian should understand. 1. Jesus Paid Our Debt of Sin Sin carries a debt no human being can repay through personal goodness, religious performance, or moral effort. 1 Corinthians 6:20 reminds believers that they were bought at a price and are called to glorify God with their lives. Jack explains that belonging to Christ is not a burden but a source of security and encouragement. The Savior who paid such a tremendous price for our redemption cares deeply about those He has redeemed. 2. Christ Removed the Curse of the Law Even dedicated Christians can struggle with the belief that they must somehow earn God's acceptance through flawless obedience. But Galatians 3:13 declares that Jesus redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us. Pastor Jack explains how Christ took our place, bearing the judgment our sins deserved. The Christian life is therefore grounded in God's grace rather than an endless attempt to earn forgiveness. 3. Believers Are Freed from Sin's Control Romans 6:14 promises that sin shall not have dominion over those who live under grace. Jack challenges Christians who feel trapped by destructive habits, recurring temptations, or past failures to recognize the spiritual freedom available through Jesus Christ. While following Christ does not mean a life without struggle, believers are no longer powerless before sin. Through the Holy Spirit, they have been given strength to repent, turn away from wrongdoing, and pursue holiness. Forgiveness Without Condemnation Pastor Jack also examines the difference between genuine repentance and the…]]></googleplay:description>
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		<title>Our Great Redemption - 1A</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What does it really mean when the Bible says we have been redeemed? Pastor Jack Hibbs opens Ephesians 1:7–8 to explain the enormous price of forgiveness and the security believers have because Jesus Christ has bought them back in full. Listen now as Jack begins Our Great Redemption, Part 1 and explores the grace, forgiveness and eternal hope found in Christ. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through the Book of Ephesians with “Our Great Redemption, Part 1.” The message centers on Ephesians 1:7–8: “In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace.” Forgiveness Is Free to Us—but It Wasn’t Free Jack begins with a striking reminder: forgiveness always costs somebody something. Human beings sinned against God, yet God is the One who provided the payment necessary for reconciliation. Salvation is freely offered to us only because it cost God the life of His Son. That sacrificial love stands at the heart of the gospel. What Does Redemption Mean? Jack explains that the biblical word redemption carries the idea of being ransomed in full—a debt completely satisfied and an obligation canceled. God did not make a partial payment on His people. He did not simply put something down and promise to finish later. In Christ, the ransom has been paid. Believers have been bought back completely. The Kinsman Redeemer Jack connects Paul’s teaching to the beautiful story of Ruth and Boaz. Boaz acts as the kinsman redeemer—the one with the right and willingness to redeem property and take Ruth as his bride. Jack sees in that story a picture of Christ: Jesus enters our condition, pays the price of redemption and claims His bride. The theme runs throughout Scripture—from God providing a covering for Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 to the blood of the Passover lamb in Exodus 12. God Finishes What He Starts Jack also emphasizes one of the great comforts of Ephesians: God does not begin His work in a believer and then abandon it halfway. Christ is the head of the church, believers are His body, and God is committed to completing what He has started. That truth becomes especially important when life feels increasingly difficult. Jack reminds listeners that Christians are redeemed, bought with a price and secure in Christ. The answer is not to abandon faith when…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[What does it really mean when the Bible says we have been redeemed? Pastor Jack Hibbs opens Ephesians 1:7–8 to explain the enormous price of forgiveness and the security believers have because Jesus Christ has bought them back in full. Listen now as Jack begins Our Great Redemption, Part 1 and explores the grace, forgiveness and eternal hope found in Christ. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through the Book of Ephesians with “Our Great Redemption, Part 1.” The message centers on Ephesians 1:7–8: “In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace.” Forgiveness Is Free to Us—but It Wasn’t Free Jack begins with a striking reminder: forgiveness always costs somebody something. Human beings sinned against God, yet God is the One who provided the payment necessary for reconciliation. Salvation is freely offered to us only because it cost God the life of His Son. That sacrificial love stands at the heart of the gospel. What Does Redemption Mean? Jack explains that the biblical word redemption carries the idea of being ransomed in full—a debt completely satisfied and an obligation canceled. God did not make a partial payment on His people. He did not simply put something down and promise to finish later. In Christ, the ransom has been paid. Believers have been bought back completely. The Kinsman Redeemer Jack connects Paul’s teaching to the beautiful story of Ruth and Boaz. Boaz acts as the kinsman redeemer—the one with the right and willingness to redeem property and take Ruth as his bride. Jack sees in that story a picture of Christ: Jesus enters our condition, pays the price of redemption and claims His bride. The theme runs throughout Scripture—from God providing a covering for Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 to the blood of the Passover lamb in Exodus 12. God Finishes What He Starts Jack also emphasizes one of the great comforts of Ephesians: God does not begin His work in a believer and then abandon it halfway. Christ is the head of the church, believers are His body, and God is committed to completing what He has started. That truth becomes especially important when life feels increasingly difficult. Jack reminds listeners that Christians are redeemed, bought with a price and secure in Christ. The answer is not to abandon faith when…]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>We Have Been Chosen In Christ - 2C</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You are not an accident, an afterthought or merely tolerated by God—you are chosen, adopted and accepted in Christ. Pastor Jack Hibbs continues through Ephesians with a powerful look at predestination, grace, adoption and the believer’s secure identity in Jesus. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series through The Book of Ephesians with the message We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 2. Jack focuses on one of the richest truths in Ephesians: believers have been chosen, adopted and accepted in Christ. The message begins with the doctrine of predestination and the astonishing truth that God’s desire is not merely to save believers from sin, but to bring them into His family. “Having predestined us to adoption as sons by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will.” — Ephesians 1:5 God Is Not Stuck With You—He Wants You Jack emphasizes that salvation is not God reluctantly putting up with people who finally managed to get His attention. God’s love and grace are intentional. He wants people to come to repentance, and when a person responds to the conviction of the Holy Spirit and turns to Christ, God receives that person fully. Jack describes salvation as both God’s work and a real human response. God draws, convicts and prepares the heart, but people are still called to respond in faith. The result is more than forgiveness. It is adoption. Adopted Into God’s Family Jack explains the significance of adoption in the ancient Roman world. When someone was adopted into a Roman family, the old identity was effectively erased. The adopted person received a new name, a new place in the household and the full rights of the family. Jack uses that historical picture to explain the believer’s standing before God. Through Christ, believers receive a new identity. The past no longer defines them. They belong to a new family and stand before God on the basis of their relationship with Jesus Christ. Why Is There Suffering If God Is Good? Jack then addresses one of the most common questions believers and skeptics ask: If God is good, why is there so much evil, suffering, sickness and death? His answer points back to the fall. God did not create sin, death or corruption as part of His original design. Scripture teaches that death entered the world through sin, and the consequences…]]></description>
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		<title>We Have Been Chosen In Christ - 2B</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What does it mean to be chosen by God — and does predestination leave room for human choice? Jack Hibbs opens Ephesians 1 to explore predestination, evangelism, assurance and the believer’s adoption into the family of God. Listen now to Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through Ephesians with We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 2, focusing on one of the New Testament’s most debated doctrines: predestination. The message centers on Ephesians 1:4–6, where Paul says believers were chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world and predestined to adoption through Jesus Christ. Predestination Without Fatalism Jack argues that God’s sovereignty and foreknowledge do not erase human responsibility. He pushes back against the idea that people are spiritually programmed with no meaningful ability to respond, pointing instead to Scripture’s repeated call for people to hear the Gospel and choose whether they will receive it. That becomes the foundation for his critique of two familiar Calvinist doctrines: irresistible grace and limited atonement. Jack points to the universal language of the Gospel invitation in passages such as John 3:16, 2 Corinthians 5:20 and 2 Corinthians 6:1. The official Real Life Radio page describes this section of the series as a study of God’s foreknowledge designed to bring believers peace rather than fear. Explore the current series at JackHibbs.com. Why Evangelize? If everything were predetermined in a way that removed human response, Jack asks, why would Jesus command believers to preach the Gospel to the world? He connects predestination directly with evangelism: Christians are responsible to proclaim Christ faithfully, while those who hear are responsible for how they respond. Jack points listeners to 2 Corinthians 2:14–16, where Paul describes believers as the fragrance of Christ — life to some and the aroma of death to others. That tension between God’s sovereignty and human response continues to generate vigorous discussion throughout the Christian community. Related discussion: a non-Calvinist examination of predestination in Ephesians 1. Included as additional theological context, not as an endorsement of every conclusion. Chosen — and Adopted Jack then turns from theological debate to one of the most personal truths in the passage: believers are not merely forgiven — they are adopted into God’s family. Galatians 4:4–7 describes the Spirit crying out within believers, “Abba, Father.” Jack emphasizes the intimacy of that relationship: Christians do…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[What does it mean to be chosen by God — and does predestination leave room for human choice? Jack Hibbs opens Ephesians 1 to explore predestination, evangelism, assurance and the believer’s adoption into the family of God. Listen now to Real Life Radio with Pastor Jack Hibbs. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his study through Ephesians with We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 2, focusing on one of the New Testament’s most debated doctrines: predestination. The message centers on Ephesians 1:4–6, where Paul says believers were chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world and predestined to adoption through Jesus Christ. Predestination Without Fatalism Jack argues that God’s sovereignty and foreknowledge do not erase human responsibility. He pushes back against the idea that people are spiritually programmed with no meaningful ability to respond, pointing instead to Scripture’s repeated call for people to hear the Gospel and choose whether they will receive it. That becomes the foundation for his critique of two familiar Calvinist doctrines: irresistible grace and limited atonement. Jack points to the universal language of the Gospel invitation in passages such as John 3:16, 2 Corinthians 5:20 and 2 Corinthians 6:1. The official Real Life Radio page describes this section of the series as a study of God’s foreknowledge designed to bring believers peace rather than fear. Explore the current series at JackHibbs.com. Why Evangelize? If everything were predetermined in a way that removed human response, Jack asks, why would Jesus command believers to preach the Gospel to the world? He connects predestination directly with evangelism: Christians are responsible to proclaim Christ faithfully, while those who hear are responsible for how they respond. Jack points listeners to 2 Corinthians 2:14–16, where Paul describes believers as the fragrance of Christ — life to some and the aroma of death to others. That tension between God’s sovereignty and human response continues to generate vigorous discussion throughout the Christian community. Related discussion: a non-Calvinist examination of predestination in Ephesians 1. Included as additional theological context, not as an endorsement of every conclusion. Chosen — and Adopted Jack then turns from theological debate to one of the most personal truths in the passage: believers are not merely forgiven — they are adopted into God’s family. Galatians 4:4–7 describes the Spirit crying out within believers, “Abba, Father.” Jack emphasizes the intimacy of that relationship: Christians do…]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>We Have Been Chosen In Christ - 2A</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today, Pastor Jack teaches that God's foreknowledge is a gift meant to bring us peace, not fear. He knew every choice we'd make, and in His love, He knew those who would come to Christ or reject Him. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series through the book of Ephesians with “We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 2.” Teaching from Ephesians 1:5-6, Pastor Jack explores the biblical doctrine of predestination and explains why God's foreknowledge should bring believers peace rather than fear. He emphasizes that God knew His people before the foundation of the world and, in love, predestined believers to adoption through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack connects Ephesians with Romans 8:28-30, explaining that those God foreknew He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son. He stresses that God's foreknowledge does not mean God creates some people for destruction. Rather, he teaches that God knows beforehand who will respond to His invitation and who will reject Him. For the believer, this means God's work did not begin on the day of conversion. His purposes were already at work long before, shaping circumstances and preparing each believer to become more like Christ. The message also highlights several purposes of God's choosing. Believers are set apart as holy, declared blameless before God in Christ, adopted into God's family, and progressively conformed to the image of Jesus. Pastor Jack encourages Christians who are struggling, reminding them that spiritual opposition often accompanies serious engagement with God's Word because the Lord is actively molding and shaping His people. The teaching then turns to the relationship between God's sovereignty and human choice. Pastor Jack points to Ephesians 1:13, where people hear the gospel, believe and are sealed with the Holy Spirit. He argues that God's foreknowledge and predestination do not eliminate human responsibility to respond to the gospel. Using the illustration of watching a parade from different vantage points, he explains that God sees beginning, middle and end all at once, while human beings experience events within time. God's knowledge of a person's future decision does not mean He forces that decision. Pastor Jack also explains why evangelism still matters. If human response were irrelevant, there would be no reason for Jesus to command believers to preach the gospel to the whole world. Instead, Christians are responsible to proclaim Christ faithfully, while each hearer is…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Today, Pastor Jack teaches that God's foreknowledge is a gift meant to bring us peace, not fear. He knew every choice we'd make, and in His love, He knew those who would come to Christ or reject Him. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series through the book of Ephesians with “We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 2.” Teaching from Ephesians 1:5-6, Pastor Jack explores the biblical doctrine of predestination and explains why God's foreknowledge should bring believers peace rather than fear. He emphasizes that God knew His people before the foundation of the world and, in love, predestined believers to adoption through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack connects Ephesians with Romans 8:28-30, explaining that those God foreknew He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son. He stresses that God's foreknowledge does not mean God creates some people for destruction. Rather, he teaches that God knows beforehand who will respond to His invitation and who will reject Him. For the believer, this means God's work did not begin on the day of conversion. His purposes were already at work long before, shaping circumstances and preparing each believer to become more like Christ. The message also highlights several purposes of God's choosing. Believers are set apart as holy, declared blameless before God in Christ, adopted into God's family, and progressively conformed to the image of Jesus. Pastor Jack encourages Christians who are struggling, reminding them that spiritual opposition often accompanies serious engagement with God's Word because the Lord is actively molding and shaping His people. The teaching then turns to the relationship between God's sovereignty and human choice. Pastor Jack points to Ephesians 1:13, where people hear the gospel, believe and are sealed with the Holy Spirit. He argues that God's foreknowledge and predestination do not eliminate human responsibility to respond to the gospel. Using the illustration of watching a parade from different vantage points, he explains that God sees beginning, middle and end all at once, while human beings experience events within time. God's knowledge of a person's future decision does not mean He forces that decision. Pastor Jack also explains why evangelism still matters. If human response were irrelevant, there would be no reason for Jesus to command believers to preach the gospel to the whole world. Instead, Christians are responsible to proclaim Christ faithfully, while each hearer is…]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>We Have Been Chosen In Christ - 1C</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2026 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What does it mean to be chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world? Pastor Jack Hibbs explores election, free will, holiness, assurance of salvation and the unforgivable sin. Listen now. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series through the Book of Ephesians with the message We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 1. Beginning in Ephesians 1, Jack examines Paul's teaching that believers were chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world. He emphasizes the security and significance of belonging to Christ, arguing that God's choice is rooted in His eternal purpose rather than human merit. Chosen—and Still Responsible to Choose Jack also tackles the relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility. Drawing from passages including Joshua 24, Acts 13 and other Scriptures, he argues that God's foreknowledge does not erase humanity's responsibility to respond to Him. He stresses that God desires people to come to repentance, while also taking seriously the reality that individuals can reject Him. Holy and Blameless in Christ The message then turns to Paul's declaration that believers are holy and blameless before God. Jack explains that this is first a positional reality rooted in Christ. Christians may still struggle with sin, weakness and failure, but God sees those who belong to Christ through the finished work of Jesus. He uses the image of moving closer to bright light: the nearer believers draw to God, the more clearly they may see their own flaws, even while they are actually growing in holiness. Living in Light of What God Has Done From Romans 12:1-2, Jack challenges believers to respond by presenting themselves to God as living sacrifices and allowing their minds to be renewed. He also points to Isaiah 1:18 as a reminder that God invites people to come to Him, reason with Him and receive cleansing from sin. What Is the Unforgivable Sin? Jack closes by addressing the difficult subject of blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. He explains that during Jesus' earthly ministry, the Pharisees attributed the works of Christ to Satan. Applying the principle to believers today, Jack teaches that the ultimate rejection of the Holy Spirit's witness concerning Jesus is to die refusing Christ. The message ends with a call to take salvation seriously, seek assurance in Christ and rest in the truth of what God has accomplished for those who belong to Him. Learn…]]></description>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[What does it mean to be chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world? Pastor Jack Hibbs explores election, free will, holiness, assurance of salvation and the unforgivable sin. Listen now. On this edition of Real Life Radio, Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series through the Book of Ephesians with the message We Have Been Chosen in Christ, Part 1. Beginning in Ephesians 1, Jack examines Paul's teaching that believers were chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world. He emphasizes the security and significance of belonging to Christ, arguing that God's choice is rooted in His eternal purpose rather than human merit. Chosen—and Still Responsible to Choose Jack also tackles the relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility. Drawing from passages including Joshua 24, Acts 13 and other Scriptures, he argues that God's foreknowledge does not erase humanity's responsibility to respond to Him. He stresses that God desires people to come to repentance, while also taking seriously the reality that individuals can reject Him. Holy and Blameless in Christ The message then turns to Paul's declaration that believers are holy and blameless before God. Jack explains that this is first a positional reality rooted in Christ. Christians may still struggle with sin, weakness and failure, but God sees those who belong to Christ through the finished work of Jesus. He uses the image of moving closer to bright light: the nearer believers draw to God, the more clearly they may see their own flaws, even while they are actually growing in holiness. Living in Light of What God Has Done From Romans 12:1-2, Jack challenges believers to respond by presenting themselves to God as living sacrifices and allowing their minds to be renewed. He also points to Isaiah 1:18 as a reminder that God invites people to come to Him, reason with Him and receive cleansing from sin. What Is the Unforgivable Sin? Jack closes by addressing the difficult subject of blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. He explains that during Jesus' earthly ministry, the Pharisees attributed the works of Christ to Satan. Applying the principle to believers today, Jack teaches that the ultimate rejection of the Holy Spirit's witness concerning Jesus is to die refusing Christ. The message ends with a call to take salvation seriously, seek assurance in Christ and rest in the truth of what God has accomplished for those who belong to Him. Learn…]]></googleplay:description>
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