True Grace Ministries International

In the final installment of his series on Free Grace theology, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld tackles the last three objections—clarifying how grace relates to the law, apostasy, and church history. Does Free Grace encourage sin? Is it theologically new? The biblical evidence might surprise you.

Some claim Free Grace Theology leads to false assurance or moral compromise—but do those objections hold up? In Part 2 of our series on Free Grace, Pastor Bryan tackles three more common critiques and shows how God’s grace is not only consistent with holiness—it’s the foundation for it. Discover how biblical grace brings real confidence and lasting transformation.

Is Free Grace Theology just “easy believism”? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld kicks off a three-part series tackling the most common myths and misconceptions about Free Grace. With clarity and biblical insight, he unpacks what Free Grace truly teaches—and why it matters for your assurance, your theology, and your understanding of the gospel.

Are spiritually dead people capable of believing in Christ? Some traditions say no—but does the Bible agree? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld explores whether mankind retains the God-given capacity to respond in faith, and what Scripture means by “dead in sin.” Can unbelievers seek God? What role does divine illumination play in human salvation? This episode dives deep into the tension between God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility.

In John 6:44, Jesus says no one can come to Him unless the Father draws them—but does this mean God compels people to believe against their will? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld unpacks how God draws people through the cross, the Holy Spirit, human messengers, and His loving invitation. Is this drawing irresistible—or is it an invitation we can choose to accept or reject?

Does Acts 2:38 teach that baptism is required for salvation, or have we misunderstood its meaning? In this episode, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld examines this controversial verse in light of the entire Bible, exploring what repentance, faith, and baptism truly mean in the gospel message. If baptism is essential for salvation, why did Paul say he was sent to preach the gospel, not to baptize? Join us as we explore this critical question and separate tradition from truth.

Many Christians worry about whether they have committed the unforgivable sin—but is there really a sin that permanently separates someone from God? In this episode, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld unpacks Matthew 12:31-32 and Mark 3:28-30, exploring what it truly means to blaspheme the Holy Spirit. Could this sin still be forgiven, or is it truly irreversible? Join us as we examine scripture and uncover the truth about God’s grace.

In this final episode of the series, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld explores the biblical evidence for what happens to those who never have the ability to believe—stillborn babies, infants, young children, and individuals with cognitive disabilities. Does the age of accountability exist? How does God’s justice and grace intersect on this issue? Join us as we conclude this thought-provoking discussion and uncover the hope that scripture provides

If faith is required for salvation, what about stillborn babies, infants, young children, and individuals with cognitive disabilities who never have the ability to believe? In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld lays the biblical foundation for understanding God’s grace in these cases. How does scripture address those who are unable to respond to the gospel? Join us as we explore key biblical truths that shed light on this difficult question.

What happens to those who never have the ability to believe—stillborn babies, infants, young children, individuals with cognitive disabilities, and those who never hear the gospel? Many theological perspectives attempt to answer this question, but do they align with scripture? In this episode of Tipping Sacred Cows, Pastor Bryan Threlkeld explores a number of differing views on this difficult topic, challenging long-held assumptions and seeking biblical clarity.