In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

Why does the Bible say “Let us make man” if God is one? That’s not a typo—it’s a thread worth pulling. This episode digs into those plural moments and shows how they aren’t mistakes, but clues pointing to something deeper at the heart of who God is.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

In 'Shav: Name Power', Pastor Austin W. Duncan examines the third commandment from Exodus 20:7, exploring the deep meaning of God's name. Drawing from linguistic, historical, and biblical contexts, the sermon illustrates how God's name embodies His character, authority, and invitation to relationship. Austin warns against both obvious and subtle misuses of God's name, from casual exclamations to manipulative prayer practices. He challenges listeners to move beyond mere avoidance of misuse to actively hallowing God's name in daily life. The message emphasizes how our treatment of God's name reflects our relationship with Him, culminating in the ultimate revelation of God's name in Jesus Christ. Balancing scholarly insight with practical application, this sermon invites believers to a deeper reverence for and intimacy with the God who has graciously revealed His name to us.

You can't be filled with the Spirit - you've never spoken in tongues.' 'Speaking in tongues died out centuries ago.' 'Unless you speak in tongues, you're missing out on God's power.' Three churches. Three completely different messages. All claiming to be biblical. All affecting real people, real faith, real lives. Today, we're opening Scripture to discover what it actually says about tongues and the Holy Spirit - and the answer brings both clarity and freedom to one of Christianity's most confusing controversies.

A house can have power lines connected, but still be dark inside. An engine can have fuel in the tank, but never roar to life. A Christian can have the Holy Spirit, but never experience His power. Today we're discovering why - and how to turn the lights on.

In this episode of Word for Word, we examine whether gathering with other believers is essential or if faith can thrive independently. With online sermons, worship playlists, and Christian content readily available, many question if physical church attendance is necessary anymore. But what does the Bible say? Whether you’ve stepped away from church, are wrestling with doubts, or want to deepen your understanding, this episode offers biblical insight into why church matters and how it strengthens faith.

Can Christians lose their salvation? In this episode of Word for Word, we explore one of the most debated topics in Christianity: the security of salvation. Many believers wrestle with the fear of falling away—wondering if their faith is strong enough or if they could do something to lose God’s grace. But what does the Bible actually say? By examining passages like John 10:28-29 and Philippians 1:6, we uncover the truth about God's role in salvation, Christ’s finished work on the cross, and the Holy Spirit’s seal of assurance. Whether you’ve struggled with doubt or want a deeper understanding of what it means to be secure in Christ, this episode provides clarity, encouragement, and biblical confidence in God's promise to keep those who are truly His.

Have I committed the unforgivable sin? In this episode of Word for Word, we explore one of the most anxiety-inducing questions Christians wrestle with: Can someone go too far for God’s forgiveness? Many believers live in fear that they’ve done something beyond God’s grace, but what does the Bible actually say? By examining Jesus’ warning in Matthew 12, we uncover the historical and biblical context behind the “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit” and what it truly means. If you’ve ever felt weighed down by guilt, questioned your salvation, or worried that God has turned away from you, this episode provides clarity and reassurance. Discover the difference between conviction and condemnation, and find peace in the truth of God’s forgiveness.