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The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ. The podcast seeks...
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The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.
The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ.
Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God.
This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.
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The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ.
Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God.
This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.
30 OCT 2024 · In this inaugural episode of The Gospel of Peace, Jerry Robinson dives into a foundational and transformative truth: God looks like Jesus. For centuries, humanity has wrestled with questions about God’s true nature. Is He angry, vengeful, or distant? Or is He something entirely different?
Join Jerry as he unpacks how Jesus reveals the heart of God—not as a wrathful deity waiting to punish, but as a merciful Father reaching out in love. Through stories, scripture, and powerful insights, this episode challenges common misconceptions about God and offers a message of hope. Learn how understanding that God looks like Jesus can reshape your relationship with Him and empower you to live a life of peace, mercy, and compassion.
Whether you’re new to faith or looking to deepen your understanding of God’s goodness, this episode will encourage and inspire you to see God in a new light. Listen in and discover The Good News We’ve Been Waiting For.
17 JUL 2024 · In this episode of the True Riches podcast, Jerry Robinson continues the crucial discussion on the intersection of faith and firearms.
Drawing from profound stories of nonviolent resistance during World War II, Jerry challenges the theological belief that the right to bear arms is God-given.
He explores the concept of spiritual weapons, God's nonviolent nature, and the significance of Jesus as the "slain lamb" in both the Old and New Testaments.
This episode offers clarity, encouragement, and a call to embody Jesus' radical love and peace, especially in the wake of recent events such as the assassination attempt on former President Trump.
Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of how we can live out the Gospel of Peace in today's world.
I invite you to listen with an open heart and mind.
Session #6 - God & Guns (Part 2)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://youtube.com/live/nN4jZ0HaW-Y
View the full series online here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL35cMHnIa4WeY3oGm6qHfh-ry8rQ_O71y
3 JUL 2024 · Welcome friends, to another episode of the True Riches podcast.
In this episode, we begin a crucial and timely series titled 'God and Guns.'
In this first part, we'll delve into the complex and often controversial topic of guns in the context of our faith.
Whether you are wrestling with questions about self-defense, seeking to understand the true nature of discipleship, or simply curious about a Christ-like response to violence, this teaching is for you.
We'll explore Jesus' teachings on nonviolent love and turning the other cheek, and contrast them with the modern-day fascination with guns and violence in the United States.
We'll also discuss the historical and biblical perspectives on this issue, and the challenge it poses to our understanding of true discipleship.
I invite you to listen with an open heart and mind.
Session #5 - God & Guns (Part 1)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/live/0RnUlbdRZ1I
View the full series online here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL35cMHnIa4WeY3oGm6qHfh-ry8rQ_O71y
20 JUN 2024 · Whether you're grappling with questions about the nature of God, seeking to deepen your understanding of nonviolence, or looking for ways to actively embody the teachings of Jesus in your daily life, this new teaching offers both inspiration and practical guidance.
Join us as we explore how the steadfast love of God not only anchors us in times of change but also empowers us to be agents of His unending peace in our communities and beyond.
In this thought-provoking session, Jerry will guide us through an exploration of the deep, unchanging love of God as revealed through Jesus and what this means for us today.
You'll discover the profound implications of living a life of nonviolence, inspired by the teachings and example of Jesus, and how this path can transform not only our own lives but the world around us.
We look forward to having you join us for this transformative journey into the heart of God's unchanging love and His call to live out the gospel of peace.
Session #4 - Love Your Enemies (Part 2)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://youtube.com/live/gALQgei8IxA
View the full series online here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL35cMHnIa4WeY3oGm6qHfh-ry8rQ_O71y
5 JUN 2024 · In this pivotal session, we delve into one of Jesus' most radical teachings: "Love Your Enemies."
We explore the transformative power of responding to hostility with compassion and forgiveness, reflecting the boundless love of God.
Through profound discussions and challenging questions, we uncover the practical application of this teaching in our daily lives, learning how to navigate conflicts and cultivate a spirit of reconciliation.
This session challenges us to embody the revolutionary principle of loving our enemies, ultimately shaping us into agents of peace and reconciliation in a world longing for transformative love.
Session #3 - Love Your Enemies (Part 1)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmNCE3azi08
View the full series online here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL35cMHnIa4WeY3oGm6qHfh-ry8rQ_O71y
22 MAY 2024 · In a world rife with violence and conflict, our new "The Gospel of Peace" teaching series serves as a light in the present darkness that can lead us back to the heart of Jesus's teachings on nonviolence.
Jerry Robinson, an author, speaker, and Bible teacher, takes you on a profound journey through Scripture, challenging prevailing notions of violence in Christianity and uncovering the deep, peace-filled wisdom of the gospel.
Session #2 - The Foundation of Nonviolence (Part 2)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/live/wN4eHZinw0A
View the full series online here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL35cMHnIa4WeY3oGm6qHfh-ry8rQ_O71y
7 MAY 2024 · In a world rife with violence and conflict, our new "The Gospel of Peace" teaching series serves as a light in the present darkness that can lead us back to the heart of Jesus's teachings on nonviolence.
Jerry Robinson, an author, speaker, and Bible teacher, takes you on a profound journey through Scripture, challenging prevailing notions of violence in Christianity and uncovering the deep, peace-filled wisdom of the gospel.
Session #1 - The Foundation of Nonviolence (Part 1)
Teacher: Jerry Robinson
Watch this episode on Youtube here: https://youtube.com/live/u3K25fsX598
2 AUG 2023 · Ever wondered what Just War Theory is all about?
Well, we've got you covered!
In a nutshell, Just War Theory is a set of ethical principles used to assess the morality of using military force.
But here's the kicker—we need to explore it from a critical perspective, especially for those of us who strive to follow Christ's teachings of peace.
Related Video: Just War Theory vs Jesus Christ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5TV7OrJaws
Just War Theory acknowledges that war and violence are generally seen as negative, but it proposes that there may be certain situations where the use of force is deemed necessary and justifiable.
Key principles of just war theory include the idea that the use of force should be a last resort, that it should be used to achieve a just end, and that it should be conducted in a way that is proportional to the harm being addressed.
However, as peacemakers in Christ, we must question and examine this theory through a different lens that values Christ’s commands above the tradition of men.
If you're interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Just War Theory and exploring its implications from a critical perspective, we invite you to watch this short and enlightening 10-minute video clip by Jerry Robinson. https://youtu.be/HMJt1zDs17E
Jerry offers insights that challenge the conventional narrative and provoke thoughtful consideration.
Let's pursue peace in all that we do!
This clip is an excerpt from our full-length video on this topic entitled: "Just War Theory vs Jesus Christ."
You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/A5TV7OrJaws
15 MAY 2023 · “And because lawlessness will abound, the love of many will grow cold.” (Matthew 24:12)
Has your love grown cold?
The love of many has grown cold in America (and around the world,) which explains why so many today prefer hatred of enemies over Christ’s law of enemy love.
Enemy love is an unpopular message both in the pews and the pulpits. (Let alone outside the four walls of the church.)
When we hate our enemies, we become what we hate.
This is the way of death.
The way of life is found in peace and love with both friends and enemies.
We know this because of the nonviolent love of both friends and enemies modeled by our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
The way of life is the way of peace not found in carnal weapons. The true gospel (GOOD news) of Jesus Christ is a gospel of peace that calls men to walk in the way of peace as they follow their Prince of Peace.
Press into Jesus for He is our peace.
Keep reading online here:
https://truerichesradio.com/has-your-love-grown-cold/
21 APR 2023 · In this latest episode, Bible teacher/author Jerry Robinson explores the profound and often misunderstood teaching of Jesus on turning the other cheek.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus famously issued this radical command to all who would follow Him: “You have heard that it was said, ‘An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.’ But I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also." (Matthew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpqJZLxKE9g&t=338s,39)
This powerful message of forgiveness has the potential to transform our lives and the world around us, but what exactly did Jesus mean when he told his followers to "turn the other cheek?"
As a Christian for many years, I must say that I’ve heard many explanations of this passage that usually suggest that it is not about violence but more about “interpersonal relationships.”
Strangely, I’ve rarely (if ever) heard a sermon that digs into the Old Testament context of Christ’s command.
In fact, one simple way to understand what Jesus meant by this command is to look at the context of the Mosaic law that Christ is referring to. Namely, the Old Testament command "eye for eye, tooth for tooth."
The phrase "eye for eye, tooth for tooth" is part of the legal code in the Torah and is often referred to as the law of retaliation or lex talionis. The principle of lex talionis is an ancient legal concept that was adopted by various legal systems and is reflected in various religious texts, including the Old Testament.
In essence, it is the idea that a punishment should fit the crime, or that the punishment should be proportional to the harm caused.
This phrase appears three times in the Mosaic law.
1) Exodus 21:24 - In this passage, the law is in reference to a pregnant woman who is maimed or murdered as a result of two men who are fighting/warring.
2) Leviticus 24:20 - This passage refers to a person who is “disfigured” (i.e. injured) by another man.
3) Deuteronomy 19:21 - This passage refers to a person who is being falsely accused of a capital offense (likely worthy of death) by a false witness.
In all these cases, retaliation against the guilty party is demanded in proportion to the harm caused.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into these biblical texts and examine the historical context that Jesus’ audience knew well to gain a clearer understanding of Christ’s radical command to not repay evil for evil, even to one’s enemies.
The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ. The podcast seeks...
show more
The Gospel of Peace podcast (formerly True Riches Radio) exists to share the radical, transformative message of the nonviolent love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.
The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ.
Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God.
This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.
show less
The podcast seeks to challenge conventional Christian views on violence, war, and enemy love, inviting believers and non-believers alike to reconsider what it truly means to follow the way of Christ.
Through teachings, reflections, and guest interviews, "The Gospel of Peace" calls Christians to abandon all forms of violence and embrace the peaceable kingdom of God, which tears down the walls that separate us from one another and from the true nature of God.
This podcast is for those who desire to know God as revealed in Jesus—self-giving love that does not retaliate or seek harm, but loves without boundaries or fear.
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