Grace at LAST

158-This 2nd episode of Genesis to Revelation looks at one of the most important and misunderstood themes in all of Scripture: covenant. Many people have approached the Bible through a view of negotiating with God, believing relationship with God is built on good behavior, rules, and earning acceptance. But what if covenant reveals something entirely different?
In this episode, we break down covenant in simple and relatable terms by contrasting covenant versus contract. While contracts are built on conditions and exchange, covenant is rooted in relationship. This changes the way we see God’s intent toward mankind from the very beginning.
As we revisit Genesis through the view of covenant, a larger story begins to unfold. Not a story centered on distance and separation, but one revealing a God continually moving toward humanity in relationship. This episode lays the foundation for the rest of the series by introducing the idea that Scripture may be telling a covenant story from Genesis to Revelation.
This framework changes everything. Once covenant becomes the lens, the Bible begins to read as one story of union with God and His people, not disconnected stories of characters in the Bible.

157-In Episode 1 of the Genesis to Revelation series, we begin the journey through the story of Scripture by exploring the foundation of covenant. From the opening chapters of Genesis, we uncover how God’s relationship with humanity was never built on fear, striving, or performance, but on promise, identity, and connection. This episode looks at the covenants established throughout biblical history and why understanding them changes the way we read the Bible today.
We discuss the difference between Old Covenant thinking and the finished work revealed through Jesus, while also introducing the importance of understanding timelines, audience relevance, and context in Scripture. Many verses that have been used to create confusion begin to make sense when viewed through the lens of covenant.
This episode lays the groundwork for the entire series and invites listeners to see the Bible not as disconnected stories, but as one unfolding narrative pointing to fulfillment, restoration, and the completed work of Christ.

156-Three years in, this anniversary episode shows a journey of growth, unlearning, relearning and more truth. What started as just a step has become a place where performance-based faith is confronted and replaced with a relationship rooted in grace. We talk about important changes, from striving to rest, from fear to freedom, and from religion to real connection with God. We take an honest look at past beliefs that once felt true but do not actually line up with the finished work of Jesus. More than a review, this episode invites us to rethink what we believe and why. Are you living from acceptance or trying to work for it? Are you hearing God clearly or through old messages? It sets the tone for what is ahead, inviting us all into a richer understanding of covenant, identity, and the fullness of God in Christ.

Episode 155 we face the belief that we earn spiritual rewards through performance and invites us into a completely different way of relating to God. We look at how the idea of “earning blessings” has quietly shaped so many mindsets, turning faith into  negotiations instead of a relationship.
Through a fresh look at 2 Corinthians 9, Corinne reveals that true giving is not about getting something back, but about allowing God to work through you to impact others.
This message challenges pressure led giving, fear driven obedience, and the subtle trap of spiritual ambition. You will discover what it means to live from fullness instead of struggling, and how generosity flows naturally when you trust God as your source.
If you have ever felt like you are not doing enough, this conversation will help you release that weight and step into freedom, joy, and a deeper understanding of grace.

154-Today we continue unpacking freedom from fear-based teaching. Many of us have heard, “Work out your salvation with fear and trembling,” and felt pressure to perform, as if our relationship with God depends on us. But when we read the full context, we discover something powerful: God is the one at work in us, shaping our desires and empowering our actions.
This conversation will challenge our mindset of striving and invite us into a life of rest, trust, and identity in Christ. Through practical insights, reflection questions, and real-life examples, we begin to see that we don’t have to earn what has already been given.
We can try less and trust more.
God is already at work in us.