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Hosted by Pastor Kevin Skipworth · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 73 episodes
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Gospel Grit is a podcast for believers who want to live out the gospel with courage, clarity, and conviction, especially when life gets messy. It’s about the raw, unpolished faith that clings to grace in the trenches.
Pastor Kevin Skipworth hosts The Gospel Grit Podcast, a religion show with 73 episodes published.
The sermon focuses on the theme of imitating God as beloved children and walking in the light. It emphasizes the concept of being light in the Lord and the refusal to engage in the darkness. The message highlights the tr
The message of the gospel does not need smoke and mirrors to be powerful. It is the plain, unashamed proclamation of Christ crucified that saves. The focus should be on the risen Christ, not on creating an atmosphere. Ta
The sermon explores the impact of the resurrection on daily life, emphasizing the importance of living in true holiness and the cost of grieving the Holy Spirit. It delves into the significance of putting away falsehood,
The conversation delves into the warning and description of the old self, the progression of hardness of heart, callousness, and sensuality, and the concept of learning Christ and resurrection. It emphasizes putting off
The conversation delves into the concept of church relevance and ownership, highlighting the importance of faithfulness over relevance in the church's mission. It emphasizes the need to prioritize the word of God and the
The conversation explores the themes of unity in the church and the purpose of spiritual gifts. It delves into the importance of equipping the saints for ministry, growing up in Christ-like maturity, and the significance
The episode emphasizes the importance of real-life discipleship and community over passive consumption of online content. It challenges the listener to seek genuine connection and accountability within a local church. Ta
The conversation explores the themes of unity in the church, spiritual gifts, the measure of Christ's gifts, equipping the saints for ministry, growing up in love, truth and love, the purpose of equipping, maturity in Ch
The conversation covers the adaptation to change and chaos, the shift in Ephesians 4, the concept of being a prisoner for the Lord, humility and unity, maintaining unity, and the idea of gospel grit. It delves into the d
The message is a wake-up call to small churches, emphasizing the danger of spiritual complacency and the need for active faith. It draws from biblical references to highlight the importance of staying alert and engaged i
The conversation explores the concept of blame-shifting from the Garden of Eden to modern times, highlighting the age-old behavior of deflecting responsibility. It also contrasts the worldly justice of cancel culture wit
The conversation delves into the profound mystery of God's plan and the transformative power of prayer, emphasizing the significance of inner strength, love, and experiencing God's glory. It concludes with a call to resp
The conversation delves into the conflict between feelings and scripture, highlighting the danger of making feelings the judge and scripture the witness. It emphasizes the importance of aligning decisions and beliefs wit
The sermon delves into Paul's perspective on imprisonment, finding purpose in life's challenges, the unity of Gentiles and Jews in Christ, the unsearchable riches of Christ, the purpose of grace, the role of the church i
The Advent Christian Church has been around for 166 years. And in all that time we have never once officially required a pastor to affirm the Trinity before he stood in one of our pulpits. Not once. This August that chan
The American church has become comfortable and complacent, focusing on self-expression and affirmation rather than self-denial and sacrifice. The call to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Jesus is emphasized as
The sermon emphasizes the significance of the blood of Christ in bringing believers near to God and demolishing the barriers between them. It challenges believers to live in unity and love, tearing down the walls that Je
The Gospel Grip Podcast addresses the issue of male passivity in the church, home, and culture, emphasizing the call for men to lead, protect, and stand firm. It draws from biblical examples and encourages men to step in
The conversation delves into the journey of Acts, the survival of the storm, divine appointments, Malta as a mission field, meeting believers on the road, preaching in Rome, and the unhindered gospel. It emphasizes the u
The conversation delves into the importance of continuous learning for pastors and church leaders, emphasizing that learning is not limited to the classroom and should be a lifelong pursuit. It highlights the detrimental
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The Gospel Grit Podcast is hosted by Pastor Kevin Skipworth. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 73 episodes.
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