Grace.
3 conversations on grace with pastors, evangelists, and ministry leaders.
Hope35mOdd Year of Grace: Buddy Meloy on AI, Idolatry, and Hope
On Daily Faith, Philip Cameron welcomes Pastor Buddy Meloy of Christian Fellowship in Lake City for a timely, prophetic conversation about navigating an “odd” cultural moment with unshakable faith. Drawing from a word he’s carried for the coming season—“It will be an odd year, yet full of grace”—Pastor Meloy unpacks why so many events feel unfamiliar and disorienting, and how God often uses the “strange” to pierce through resistance like the point of a spear. Together, they explore the rapid rise of AI, the lure of economic certainty, and Scripture’s urgent warnings about idolatry and covetousness in the last days. With clarity and pastoral warmth, Pastor Meloy urges believers not to be blown off course by constant headlines or personal upheavals. Instead, he points to covenant faithfulness, the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit, and the “new wine” that demands new wineskins. If you’ve felt overwhelmed by nonstop change, this conversation will steady your heart, sharpen your discernment, and re-center your focus on Jesus. Discover how to recognize spiritual counterfeits, resist the war on your faith, and walk in grace—even when the times are odd. For more information about Pastor Buddy's sermon, visit www.nlcflc.com.
Daily Faith34mWho Cares??? Scott Mann on the Miracles of Prison Ministry and Lives Transformed Behind Bars
Today on Daily Faith with Philip Cameron, we are joined by Scott Mann, the founder of New Vision Ministries in Lincolnton, NC, and author of the powerful book Who Cares??? An Eye-Opening Account of Lives Being Transformed Behind Bars. With a passion for prison ministry and a heart for the forgotten, Scott shares incredible testimonies of God’s grace reaching behind bars to heal, deliver, and restore. His ministry, both inside and outside of prison walls, is a beacon of hope to those society often overlooks. Today’s episode will challenge your heart and open your eyes to the power of God’s love in the darkest places. For more information, visit https://newvisionnc.org and find the book Who Cares??? on Amazon.
Offence28mHow to Combat the Spirit of Offense in the Church
On today’s episode of Daily Faith, Pastor Mark Ivey discusses spiritual challenges confronting the Church amidst today’s global unrest. He warns of an insidious spirit of offense prevalent in society and infiltrating the Church. As followers of Christ, we’re urged to combat this spirit with love and forgiveness, ultimately to keep unity in the body. Scripture reminds us to resolve any harbored offense before presenting offerings to God; unresolved, these offerings lose their significance. Forgiveness and grace must be freely extended. Pastor Ivey emphasizes that minor offenses can snowball into betrayal and hatred if not quickly addressed. Like a fast-spreading disease, offenses can infect our hearts and minds, potentially leading to deeply rooted-resentment and division in the Church. Living like Christ in the Church means showing compassion for the lost and passion for believers. While end-times prophecy predicts such turmoil, as disciples, our duty is to follow Christ’s example of peace and forgiveness. Unity is our goal. Despite the adversary’s attempts to foster discord, we should extend grace to each other, welcoming the Holy Spirit’s guidance. Visit www.christalive.com to learn more about Christ Alive Church in Newtown, SC. The central mission of our ministry in Eastern Europe is to rescue children from falling victim to human trafficking and being sold into slavery. Many of these children are forgotten and abandoned by society. Poverty often compels families in such regions to relinquish their loved ones to orphanages, denying them the warmth and compassion of familial love. Upon aging out of the system, these children are thrust onto the streets, often being forced back into the desolate environments they initially escaped from, making them susceptible to the deceitful narratives of human traffickers. We have established a village of homes in Moldova and a house in Odessa, Ukraine, providing a safe, nurturing environment for these children to experience love and unity. Here, they learn about Jesus’s love daily, understanding how it dispels all offense, fear, and doubt. As their understanding of the Lord deepens, their capacity for compassion expands, fostering a desire to see everyone healed and made whole. With summer approaching, they’re preparing to share the gospel of Jesus through various outreach programs. They are committed to touching the hearts and lives of these downtrodden children, striving to bring them into God’s Kingdom, one child at a time. For more information on supporting The Orphans Hands ministry, please visit www.theorphanshands.org.