Hi, this is Justin. Today on Theocast, John and I are going to have a conversation about the fact that we don't often see the accusations of the evil one.

We're conditioned to think that his accusations look a particular way, that they're fiery darts, that maybe they are hurled at us by legalistic preachers or by

scriptures being quoted out of context or even by the well-meaning, pietistic friend we have. But in

reality, just by virtue of the fact that we live in this world and we think like other human

beings think and that Satan is operative in this world, we have absorbed a lot of things that

affect how we think about

our relationship with God. We question whether we can really go to our Heavenly Father sometimes.

We even question our own union with Christ because we are so afraid that we've not done enough,

that we're not legitimate enough, that maybe there isn't mercy for us. So we're going to talk about

all these things today. We hope this is eye-opening for you, and at the end of it all, we hope that you're comforted in Christ and that we all learn to trust

the Lord and take him in his word that he has in fact saved us. Stay tuned. We're excited to announce

we have a brand new podcast available called The Kingsman Podcast. It's where we are reclaiming

biblical manhood

by training and equipping men

for the work of the kingdom.

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You can also watch it on YouTube.

We have new episodes that come out every Monday. Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ, conversations about the Christian life from a confessional, reformed, and pastoral perspective.

Your hosts today are John Moffat, who is pastor of Grace Reformed Church

in Spring Hill, Tennessee. And I am Justin Purdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church

in Asheville, North Carolina. And we are recording virtually today, John. We had some good time

together a couple weeks ago. And between you guys coming in town and then I had some other friends

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