Good works, obedience, submission to Christ, the Ten Commandments. Are these at odds with things like

grace and faith? On today's episode, I invite my husband, Andy, to discuss some possible reasons behind

some of the hesitancy and resistance of words like obedience, and how we can take great joy in the whole gospel and the

power that is at work in the believer's life.

Welcome to the Sheproose Faithful Podcast, episode number 120, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone.

Thank you so much for listening to the Sheeproose Faithful podcast today.

I'm so glad you're tuning in because today's a special day.

Today I have a special guest with me in our

studio and by studio I mean garage, which by the way, my husband did convert into an office,

half of it. So it's, you know, it's got a floor and some walls paint on it. Anyway,

and a door. And a door. And a chili trophy. Welcome to my husband, Andy Lushak.

I'm excited to be here. Thank you. This morning, you know, at breakfast, I was like, hey, will you do a

podcast with me? I have lots of questions and I don't want to answer them. I want you to answer

them. So I'm so glad you answer them. I want you to answer them.

So I'm so glad you're here. I actually invited him on to have a conversation basically about Christian good works and grace and faith and salvation and justification and sanctification,

maybe so teriology, which is hard for me to say, all because I keep seeing

this disconnect and some problems with theology pop up recently and from like really wonderful,

like well-read people even. And so it just seems like sanctification and justification are at odds with each other

sometimes. Like people are fearful to talk about obedience to Christ because it might

communicate that you're saved by works. And so I wanted to clear some things up, iron some

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