I’ll Be Honest
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I'll Be Honest is a media ministry that is part of Grace Community Church of San Antonio, TX (gccsatx.com). We are seeking to publish Biblical Christian Videos on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Episodios 1.371
The Art of Giving Right Rebukes
The Bible commands Christians to rebuke one another, but how we give correction matters just as much as what we say. In this sermon from 1 Timothy 5:1–2, Jeff Peterson examines the difference between biblical …
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The Bible commands Christians to rebuke one another, but how we give correction matters just as much as what we say. In this sermon from 1 Timothy 5:1–2, Jeff Peterson examines the difference between biblical correction and verbally beating someone down. Learn why rebuke must be accompanied by humility, gentleness, compassion, love, and encouragement—and how we can help restore others rather than wound them.
Recovering Awe of God
Can you tremble before God and still run to Him for refuge?In Episode 14 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott explores the fear of the Lord, the tenderness of God, and the awe that belongs at the heart of …
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Can you tremble before God and still run to Him for refuge?
In Episode 14 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott explores the fear of the Lord, the tenderness of God, and the awe that belongs at the heart of Christian worship. He considers how we can become more impressed by music, buildings, and preachers than by God Himself—and how our worship can recover its proper focus.
This conversation calls us to slow down, contemplate God through His Word, and seek Him in prayer. His greatness calls for reverence, while His love in Jesus Christ draws us near. Discover how a deeper awareness of His holiness and grace produces love, obedience, trust, and joy.
Chapters:
00:00 Are You Ever Afraid of God?
04:07 Recovering Awe in Worship
08:23 Beholding God’s Glory
When You Doubt and Feel Unworthy
Why do Christians still struggle with doubt? How can sorrow and joy exist together? Should feeling unworthy keep you from communion? In Episode 13 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott offers biblical counsel on …
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Why do Christians still struggle with doubt? How can sorrow and joy exist together? Should feeling unworthy keep you from communion? In Episode 13 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott offers biblical counsel on doubt, repentance, and the Lord’s Supper, pointing struggling believers to Jesus Christ for assurance, forgiveness, and strength.
0:00 What Do I Do About My Doubts?
4:13 A Time to Weep
8:32 Staying Away from Communion
Getting Your Eyes Off Yourself | A Walk With Mr. O
In episode 12 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott encourages us to get our eyes off ourselves and serve the Lord by caring for others. A simple visit, an encouraging conversation, and time spent reading …
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In episode 12 of A Walk With Mr. O, Stuart Olyott encourages us to get our eyes off ourselves and serve the Lord by caring for others. A simple visit, an encouraging conversation, and time spent reading Scripture and praying together can bring comfort to someone facing life’s trials alone.
0:00 1 - We’re in Danger!
4:25 2 - Him and Them!
8:47 3 - I Really Want to Serve the Lord!
A Life Of Prayer: Alone With God And Together (A Walk With Mr. O)
In Episode 11 of A Walk with Mr. O, Stuart Olyott discusses the importance of prayer, both alone with God and together with His people. Why is prayerlessness so common, and what does it mean to truly walk with …
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In Episode 11 of A Walk with Mr. O, Stuart Olyott discusses the importance of prayer, both alone with God and together with His people. Why is prayerlessness so common, and what does it mean to truly walk with God?
Through a conversation between an older and younger Christian, he explores personal devotion, Bible reading, singing Psalms, family worship, and the importance of praying together as a church. He also explains how Christ-centered preaching and a genuine love for the Lord can transform a congregation's prayer life.
Your Weak Faith Does Not Weaken God’s Promise
If God cannot lie, why did He confirm His promise with an oath? This message explores how God’s unchanging purpose, promise, and oath give struggling believers strong encouragement. Our hope of heaven rests not …
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If God cannot lie, why did He confirm His promise with an oath? This message explores how God’s unchanging purpose, promise, and oath give struggling believers strong encouragement. Our hope of heaven rests not on our own strength or performance, but on Jesus Christ—our anchor, forerunner, and guarantor. When doubts arise and faith feels weak, we can look beyond ourselves to the Savior who has secured our salvation.
Understanding a Good Man’s Fall
How can a godly man fall into shameful sin—and is there hope for recovery? In this sermon from Luke 22, Nathan Rages examines Peter’s denial of Christ, the danger of self-confidence, and the small steps that …
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How can a godly man fall into shameful sin—and is there hope for recovery? In this sermon from Luke 22, Nathan Rages examines Peter’s denial of Christ, the danger of self-confidence, and the small steps that lead to a great fall. Through Peter’s restoration, we see the power of Christ’s intercession, the necessity of faith and repentance, and the grace that enables fallen believers to strengthen others.
How to Have Perfect Peace
Can Christians enjoy sustained inner peace even in a stressful and troubled world? Nathan Rages examines three biblical promises of peace from Isaiah 26:2–4, John 14:27, and Philippians 4:6–7. This sermon …
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Can Christians enjoy sustained inner peace even in a stressful and troubled world? Nathan Rages examines three biblical promises of peace from Isaiah 26:2–4, John 14:27, and Philippians 4:6–7. This sermon considers the peace God gives to believers—peace that is complete, available through Christ, different from the world’s peace, and experienced as we resist anxiety, trust steadily in God, and bring everything to Him in prayer.
Can a Great Preacher Still Be Unqualified?
Can a man be a gifted and powerful preacher yet still be unqualified to lead Christ’s church? Examining the qualifications in 1 Timothy 3, this sermon warns against allowing preaching ability, popularity, or …
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Can a man be a gifted and powerful preacher yet still be unqualified to lead Christ’s church? Examining the qualifications in 1 Timothy 3, this sermon warns against allowing preaching ability, popularity, or public influence to outweigh biblical character. An overseer must be above reproach—marked by self-control, gentleness, faithful leadership at home, a good reputation, and a teachable spirit. A man’s ability in the pulpit cannot compensate for the absence of a godly life.
Peter Failed Christ—But Jesus Wasn’t Finished With Him
Have you ever failed the Lord so badly that you wondered whether He was finished with you? Peter knew that crushing guilt, yet two simple words—“and Peter”—revealed the tender heart of the risen Christ. Jesus …
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Have you ever failed the Lord so badly that you wondered whether He was finished with you? Peter knew that crushing guilt, yet two simple words—“and Peter”—revealed the tender heart of the risen Christ. Jesus restores repentant sinners, but His grace is never permission to remain in sin.
Did Paul Really Say Women Can’t Teach Men?
What does the Bible actually teach about women learning, teaching, and exercising authority in the church? In this sermon from 1 Timothy 2:11–15, Jeff Peterson examines Paul’s instructions in their biblical …
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What does the Bible actually teach about women learning, teaching, and exercising authority in the church? In this sermon from 1 Timothy 2:11–15, Jeff Peterson examines Paul’s instructions in their biblical context, showing that women are not inferior to men, but that God has established distinct roles and order within the church.
The Dangerous Burden of Man-Made Christianity
What happens when Christians begin carrying rules and burdens that Christ never gave them? From 1 Timothy 1 and 2 Corinthians 3, this message examines the right and wrong use of God’s law and warns against …
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What happens when Christians begin carrying rules and burdens that Christ never gave them? From 1 Timothy 1 and 2 Corinthians 3, this message examines the right and wrong use of God’s law and warns against legalism, man-made traditions, and spiritual expectations that weigh believers down. The Christian life is not lived by the letter, but by faith in Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit.
Peter Never Thought He Would Fall This Far
Peter never imagined he could deny Christ—but his self-confidence left him unprepared for temptation. This sermon shows the danger of trusting ourselves and the mercy of Christ toward humbled, repentant sinners.
Q&A: What Do Your Daily Devotions Actually Look Like?
In this panel discussion, several brothers share what their private devotional lives look like, how they seek communion with God in Scripture and prayer, and how Christians should think about family worship …
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In this panel discussion, several brothers share what their private devotional lives look like, how they seek communion with God in Scripture and prayer, and how Christians should think about family worship, burnout, rest, and serving others without neglecting Christ or the home.
Brother Saul: The Radical Grace of God's Adoption
In this sermon on Acts 9:10-19, we explore the profound theological weight of two simple words spoken by Ananias: "Brother Saul". Moving from a bloodthirsty persecutor of the church to a welcomed member of …
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In this sermon on Acts 9:10-19, we explore the profound theological weight of two simple words spoken by Ananias: "Brother Saul". Moving from a bloodthirsty persecutor of the church to a welcomed member of God's family, Saul's conversion beautifully illustrates the radical grace of God. This message breaks down two life-changing realities stitched into Ananias's greeting: our complete adoption into the household of God and our full acceptance in the Beloved. Are you fully resting in the Father's love, or are you just sipping from the cup and lingering on the fringe of the Christian life? Discover what it means to stop acting like an outsider and fully embrace your secure position in Jesus Christ.
The Darkest 6 Hours: What Jesus Really Felt on the Cross
In this message, Mack Tomlinson takes us deep into Psalm 22—the autobiographical cry of Jesus on the cross. Discover the four specific agonies Christ endured during those dark six hours: abandonment, mental and …
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In this message, Mack Tomlinson takes us deep into Psalm 22—the autobiographical cry of Jesus on the cross. Discover the four specific agonies Christ endured during those dark six hours: abandonment, mental and emotional trauma, physical pain, and the trial of unanswered prayer. This isn't just a look at His intense suffering, but a glorious reminder of the ultimate triumph and the global family born from His sacrifice.
Spiritual Recovery From Lukewarm Christianity
In this sermon on Revelation 3:14-22, we explore what it takes to experience spiritual recovery from lukewarm Christianity. It addresses the subtle ways believers drift into complacency, such as losing a sense …
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In this sermon on Revelation 3:14-22, we explore what it takes to experience spiritual recovery from lukewarm Christianity. It addresses the subtle ways believers drift into complacency, such as losing a sense of desperation for God, substituting religious activity for true intimacy, and tolerating sin without trembling. Through the historical context of the church of Laodicea and modern examples of faith, you will discover the symptoms of spiritual decline and the call to true repentance, complete surrender, and a renewed vision of Christ.
Why Satan Demands a "Skin for Skin" Faith
The Book of Job brings us face-to-face with the difficult truth of God's absolute sovereignty over both the good and the evil we experience. When severe adversity strikes, it is natural to ask "why?" Instead …
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The Book of Job brings us face-to-face with the difficult truth of God's absolute sovereignty over both the good and the evil we experience. When severe adversity strikes, it is natural to ask "why?" Instead, this sermon challenges us to ask how we can use our suffering to bring God glory. We also look at Satan's role as a legalistic "prosecuting attorney" who operates on a transactional "skin for skin" worldview, using painful trials as a sting operation to tempt believers to curse God.
When Satan Accuses You, Christ Defends You
This sermon from Zechariah 3 shows the believer’s great hope in Christ when Satan accuses and conscience condemns. Though Joshua the high priest stands clothed in filthy garments, the Lord rebukes the accuser …
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This sermon from Zechariah 3 shows the believer’s great hope in Christ when Satan accuses and conscience condemns. Though Joshua the high priest stands clothed in filthy garments, the Lord rebukes the accuser, removes his iniquity, and clothes him with clean robes. A powerful reminder that Christ defends, justifies, and intercedes for sinners who trust in Him.
Danger of Judging God by Your Emotions
Peter thought he knew his own heart better than Christ did. But pride made him resist the very words meant to prepare and humble him.This sermon warns against letting feelings, pride, or personal ideas about …
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Peter thought he knew his own heart better than Christ did. But pride made him resist the very words meant to prepare and humble him.
This sermon warns against letting feelings, pride, or personal ideas about God sit in judgment over Scripture. God’s Word does not need to be corrected by our emotions—we need to be humbled by it.
Is It Unloving to Rebuke Bad Doctrine?
Why do pastors sometimes speak directly against false doctrine? In this Bible study from Titus 1, Jeff Peterson explains why elders are required to hold firm to sound doctrine, instruct the church, and rebuke …
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Why do pastors sometimes speak directly against false doctrine? In this Bible study from Titus 1, Jeff Peterson explains why elders are required to hold firm to sound doctrine, instruct the church, and rebuke teaching that contradicts the truth.
He also addresses the necessity of repentance, the danger of “free grace” teaching that denies perseverance, and why doctrines such as transubstantiation matter in light of the finished work of Christ.
Modesty: A Biblical Approach
A biblical sermon on modesty from 1 Timothy 2:9–10, showing that modesty is not mainly about man-made rules or outward control, but about godliness, self-control, dignity, and living for the glory of God in a …
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A biblical sermon on modesty from 1 Timothy 2:9–10, showing that modesty is not mainly about man-made rules or outward control, but about godliness, self-control, dignity, and living for the glory of God in a fallen world.
Jesus Teaching the Proud What Humility Really Is
In this sermon from Matthew 20:17–34, we see how Jesus responds to pride—not with harshness, but with humility, patience, and mercy. While His disciples argue over greatness, Jesus reveals a better way: true …
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In this sermon from Matthew 20:17–34, we see how Jesus responds to pride—not with harshness, but with humility, patience, and mercy. While His disciples argue over greatness, Jesus reveals a better way: true greatness is found in serving others and following Him to the cross. From proud ambition to blind desperation, this passage shows that Christ is both the humble King and the merciful Savior who opens blind eyes and transforms proud hearts.
Practically Cultivate Fellowship With God
In this sermon on Psalm 19, Ryan Fullerton shows how God speaks through both creation and Scripture, calling every person to hear His voice. He explains how the Word of God is perfect, powerful, and able to …
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In this sermon on Psalm 19, Ryan Fullerton shows how God speaks through both creation and Scripture, calling every person to hear His voice. He explains how the Word of God is perfect, powerful, and able to revive the soul, and he urges believers to cultivate real fellowship with God through Scripture, meditation, and prayer.
The Wrath of God and the Christian Life
How does the wrath of God shape the way a Christian lives? This message explores how a right understanding of God’s wrath—seen in Scripture and ultimately borne by Christ on the cross—transforms the believer’s …
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How does the wrath of God shape the way a Christian lives? This message explores how a right understanding of God’s wrath—seen in Scripture and ultimately borne by Christ on the cross—transforms the believer’s life. When Christians grasp the wrath they deserved and the grace they received, it humbles them, deepens gratitude for the gospel, and changes how they treat others. It reshapes marriage, softens the heart toward forgiveness, and removes the impulse to keep a record of wrongs. Seeing that Christ drank the cup of wrath for us produces patience, mercy, and humility in every relationship.
It Left Them Speechless (Yes, Even Peter!)
On the mountain, Jesus’ glory breaks through as Moses and Elijah speak with Him about the cross. A cloud descends, fear grips the disciples, and the Father declares, “This is My Son… hear Him.” This sermon …
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On the mountain, Jesus’ glory breaks through as Moses and Elijah speak with Him about the cross. A cloud descends, fear grips the disciples, and the Father declares, “This is My Son… hear Him.” This sermon calls us to see Christ rightly and to listen to Him above every other voice.
The Stench of Spiritual Pride
The stench of spiritual pride is seen in the rich young ruler’s confidence in his own goodness. He believed he had kept the commandments and needed only one final step to secure eternal life. But when …
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The stench of spiritual pride is seen in the rich young ruler’s confidence in his own goodness. He believed he had kept the commandments and needed only one final step to secure eternal life. But when confronted with the cost of true surrender, he walked away. His problem was not open wickedness, but a heart unwilling to bow. Spiritual pride smells like self-assurance that looks righteous on the outside yet refuses full dependence on Christ.
Stop Tripping Your Brother: Love That Refuses to Hinder
In Romans 14:13–23, Paul moves Christians beyond “don’t judge each other” to a more Christlike call: use your freedom in a way that protects other believers. This sermon explains how liberty can become a …
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In Romans 14:13–23, Paul moves Christians beyond “don’t judge each other” to a more Christlike call: use your freedom in a way that protects other believers. This sermon explains how liberty can become a stumbling block—either by grieving a weaker brother or by pressuring them to violate their conscience—and why the kingdom of God is bigger than food, drink, and personal preferences. The takeaway: pursue peace, prioritize love, and practice wise restraint so the church is built up rather than divided.
What Jesus Is Doing in Heaven Today (And Why It Matters)
Jesus didn’t only rise from the dead—He ascended, was enthroned, and reigns right now. This sermon looks at what Christ’s rule in heaven means for everyday believers: your assurance, your access to God in …
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Jesus didn’t only rise from the dead—He ascended, was enthroned, and reigns right now. This sermon looks at what Christ’s rule in heaven means for everyday believers: your assurance, your access to God in prayer, your strength in temptation, and your hope in suffering. Because He lives and reigns, His people are not abandoned—He is at work for them, and He will return in glory.
The Most Powerful Two-Word Prayer in the Bible: “Help Me”
Jeremy Walker preaches from Psalm 109 and presses the simple, desperate petitions of verse 26—“Help me, O LORD, my God… save me according to Your mercy”—as language God gives His people for seasons when we are …
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Jeremy Walker preaches from Psalm 109 and presses the simple, desperate petitions of verse 26—“Help me, O LORD, my God… save me according to Your mercy”—as language God gives His people for seasons when we are weak and our enemies are strong. He warns against formal, rote praying and calls the church (and the Christian at home) to recover urgent, needy prayer—turning the prayer meeting into a true “cry room,” laying hold of the God of heaven for the help He alone can give.
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