Good Call with Andrew Farley

Anthony from Tennessee called in to our radio program to ask about the Parable of the Wedding Feast.

Many are called? Few are chosen? On what basis are they chosen? And what does their clothing have to do with it?

In this short clip, I address Anthony’s questions and discuss the true and liberating meaning of this often misunderstood parable.

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Some Christians have heard that if you’re feeling sad, discouraged, or overwhelmed, you must be doing something wrong—that “real” faith means always feeling joyful and victorious.

But what if that’s not just unhelpful… but completely untrue?

In this , I answer a heartfelt question about sadness and whether feeling low is somehow unspiritual. We take a look at what Scripture actually says—and it’s far more comforting than the cliches people often throw around.

Jesus wept. Paul despaired of life. David poured out his heart in the Psalms. You’re in good company.

If you’ve ever felt like your emotions disqualify you from being a “strong” Christian, I think you’ll find real hope—and maybe even a deep breath of relief—in what we talk about here.

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People talk about freedom in Christ all the time, but what does “freedom” even mean?

This was Steve’s question when he called in from Decatur, Indiana.

In this short clip, I address Steve’s question and talk about the various aspects of our freedom in Jesus Christ.

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Hebrews 12:14 says that there is a sanctification (or holiness) without which no one will see the Lord. Does this mean that some believers won’t be holy enough to see God?

This was Jamal’s question when he called in from Florida to our radio program. In this short , I address the meaning of sanctification and the healthy interpretation of Hebrews 12.

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It’s a common belief that sounds spiritual—and even Biblical: God forgives us as we forgive others.

But is that actually the Gospel?

If you’ve ever been told God’s acceptance depends on you being endlessly nice, sweet, and forgiving, then you need to hear this call. Because that idea isn’t just misleading—it’s dangerous.

In this episode, I unpack Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness, including His parable about forgiving “seventy times seven.” You’ll see how His words have been twisted to promote a performance-based Christianity—and why the truth is far more freeing.

Are we forgiven because we forgive? Or do we forgive because we’ve been forgiven? Let’s clear up the confusion and rest in the boundless, unconditional forgiveness that comes from His blood, not our behavior.