This week on the Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett take a question from Mel Martin in Georgia as well as Jeff Mercer in Tennessee. Mike and Beres then compared the references to the flood of Noah made by both Isaiah and Peter. We also got some good news from Moses Ngata in Kenya.

In this week’s Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett discuss a question from David Dort in Georgia about what Peter wrote in 2 Peter 3, which leads to a discussion about Peter’s own lack of understanding about grace.  We also get to hear from Stan and Glenna Bourne in Alaska and Bill Finnegan in Florida.

In this week’s Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett have a special guest: Michael Blanch. In a one-on-one interview with Beres Bartlett, Michael Blanch discusses what the how the gospel had such a changing effect on his former “Guilt and Shame” thinking. He calls it “that new operating system called the gospel.”

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett take questions as well as a number of testimonials from Gospel Revolutionaries around the world. We took a question from an anonymous person in Europe as well as heard from Sherrie Antone in Canada, Josh Tennie in Wisconsin, Ronda Lieske in New Mexico, Shean Smith in Alabama and Steve Davis in California.

In this Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett answer a question from Vic d’Obrenan in Calgary, Alberta – Canada.  Mike explains what the meaning and scriptural background is for what Paul referred to as seed of Abraham and faith of Abraham.

In this week’s Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett discuss the gospel Paul preached and why it contradicted the doctrines of Peter, James and the others.  Mike lays out Paul’s message in Galatians Chapters 2 and 3 and from there demonstrates the Scriptural definition of the gospel as God declared to Abraham.

This week, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett take questions from several of our listeners. We hear from Bernie Rouse in Cadillac, Michigan, Paul Viggers in England, Levon in Kalamazoo,Michigan, Don Dupras in Stony Mountain, Manitoba, and Laurie (Abe) Abraham in Red Deer, Alberta.

This week, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett take an exploratory look at 2 Corinthians, Chapter 4 and open up a section of that chapter to determine what was said in context of the original Greek. Mike also gives us a brief update on the ministry in Kenya at the end of the episode.

This week, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett tackle one the oldest fabricated dualisms in the history of Christianity, which is the dualism of heaven and hell. In this episode, they specifically focus on how hell is presented in the Bible because of mistranslation.

This week, we got to hear from Gospel Revolutionaries in Canada and the Southern United States. We also got updates about our dear friend Moses Ngata and family in Kenya. Mike and Beres took questions and also discussed the New Testament in the Bible versus what is found in the “Scriptures.” It is an interesting and necessary commentary on the letters in the New Testament writings of...    see more >>

In this week’s Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlet address a question from Mel Martin in Georgia. We then get to hear Beres Bartlett explain the depth and impact of Christ’s resurrection and he presents a cogent argument as to why it is fundamental to the gospel.

In this week’s Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett discuss various parables and compare them to the time they were taught before the cross and what the cross meant in respect to those parables. We also had contributions from Al Vitali and Mel Martin in Gainesville, Georgia.

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett read emails from Gospel Revolutionaries is the Great White North (Canada, that is).  We received a wonderful email from Jeroon in Ontario and an email with a question from James Gustafson in Saskatchewan. James’ question led to Mike and Beres openly pondering the concept of heaven.

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, we play a few recordings from modern examples of dualism to paint a picture of what dualism is. The conclusion is that the gospel we refer to as “redemptionism” creates, in the words of Beres Bartlett, a “trilema” with the dualism of Calvinism and Armenianism and that of redemptionism. The first two quote Paul’s statement...    see more >>

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett continue their discussion about dualism and the various historical as well as contemporary examples of dualism found in all religion.  We also got to here from Bernie Rouse in Wisconsin who asked a question about John’s reference to sin in his epistle.

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, we continue with an interview with Glenn Klein. Mike and Beres then continue the conversation about dualism and the perspective we have in situations and circumstances without the idea that God is in some way in control of those circumstances.

This week, in our Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett tackle questions that challenge doctrinal beliefs from traditional Christianity and religion in general. We took questions from Michael Turi in Pennsylvania and also had a special guest-appearance from Glenn Klein in Florida.

This week in the Gospel Revolution Powercast, Mike Williams and Beres Bartlett embark on exploring the various forms of “dualism,” which vary from and “us-and-them” mentality to “us-and-God” and even in putting opposites together as though they can be reasoned together.  We also get to hear from Sherrie Antone in Ontario, Canada.

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, Beres Bartlett and Mike Williams chat after just having come back from the 2015 Winter Conference in Calgary, Alberta – Canada.  Mike and Beres talk about how the conference went and we even get to hear from some of the Gospel Revolutionaries who attended the conference like Darrel and Lana Hosea and Jacquelyn Wollmann as well as Jimmy McCollum...    see more >>

In this week’s Gospel Revolution Powercast, we have a special guest joining Mike and Beres to discuss his new book.  The author is James “Pep” Washburn, and the title of his book is “Touching Spirit”:  “The Letters of Minominike”, which is a fictional story about letters from a man’s grandfather with spiritual insight.

In this week’s Powercast, Beres Bartlett and Mike Williams discuss a few things gospel-related.  Mike showed how the gospel message and the story of the cross is about conflict revolution.  Beres and Mike also discuss the difference between morality and spirituality.  We also got to hear from Mel Martin in Georgia and Deidre Simpson in British Columbia.