Grace theology in ordinary conversation.
Finding Our Way follows James and Larry as they talk through scripture in a slow, companionable rhythm. The show favors grace, reconciliation, and belovedness over punitive readings of Christianity.
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Finding Our Way is a casual Christian theology show carried by James and Larry's easy conversational rhythm. It does not rush toward polished answers. Instead, it circles scripture until a phrase starts to open up. One minute the conversation is about driving, hunting, birthdays, or a truck getting pushed too hard. The next, it is working through 2 Corinthians, Colossians, John, Moses, judgment, incarnation, and new creation. That loose shape is part of the appeal. The show sounds like two friends thinking aloud through beliefs they inherited and beliefs they are learning to see differently. A recurring contrast runs through the episodes: old covenant fear, distance, and rule-keeping on one side; Jesus, reconciliation, union, and grace on the other. James and Larry repeatedly question the idea that God is mainly waiting to expose failure. They are much more interested in a Father who looks for what is true, beloved, and alive in people. The cross becomes, in their reading, not proof of divine anger but the deepest revelation of love. They talk about all humanity being held in Christ, about one new humanity, and about waking up to what is already real. The show can be repetitive in the best sense. It worries the same gospel claims from several angles. It also leaves the shape of conversation intact, including jokes, hesitations, translation checks, and quick detours. The result is warm, searching, and plainly shaped by church life. It will suit listeners who want grace-centered Christianity in ordinary language rather than academic commentary or a tightly produced devotional format.
Made for: Finding Our Way is for Christians drawn to grace-centered readings of scripture, especially listeners rethinking fear-based teaching about God, judgment, and separation. It suits people who like conversational theology more than formal preaching.
What sets it apart: The show's strength is its lived-in, two-voice process: James and Larry do not simply state a doctrine, they talk their way toward it. Everyday stories, repeated agreement, and close attention to scripture make the theology feel discovered rather than packaged.
"Join James and Larry on a heartfelt journey in 'Finding Our Way.' In this engaging podcast, they explore the goodness of God, the love of Christ, and the message of reconciliation. Dive into meaningful conversations about faith, God's nature, and the beauty of His grace. Tune in and be part of the ongoing conversation – the party has already started!" Larry and I ride the backroads of Louisiana or Arkansas and discuss the things Papa has been sharing with us. The show is aired on the Grace Awakening Network Channel/GAN on ROKU. And now on Amazon Fire, Android TV, and Apple TV. You can also watch...ON DEMAND at www.gantv.com or you can listen on most podcast platforms. Thanks for listening i…
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
James and Larry turn close scripture reading into a warm conversation about grace, reconciliation, and the practical consequences of God's goodness.
James and Larry make scripture study sound like two friends thinking aloud, testing each other's readings and following a passage wherever it leads.
An interlinear comes out over 'sound mind'; bring your curiosity for the detour.
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A warm case for enemy-love, reconciliation, and one new humanity in Christ.
The episode keeps returning to a simple center: Jesus calls for love of enemies, and God was in Christ reconciling the world. James and Larry stay with that thread, tracing how peace has already been made across division and how the church is meant to live into one new humanity…
A warm, loose conversation about goodness over fear.
Finding Our Way keeps circling a plain message: God is good, God is love, and that goodness leads to repentance. James and Larry move through baptism, belovedness, the incarnation, and the contrast with a religion shaped more by fear.
A warm, scripture-led conversation about reconciliation, kingdom purpose, and repentance.
James and Larry keep the focus on God’s goodness, God’s love, and Jesus as reconciliation rather than condemnation. Their back-and-forth uses the language of nations, inheritance, and metanoia without turning the talk stiff or academic, so the theology stays plain and…
Warm, meandering teaching on Christ, reconciliation, and how the kingdom reshapes ordinary life.
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The hosts discuss Jesus healing a man at Bethesda on the Sabbath and his response to critics about doing the Father's will.
The hosts discuss how their understanding of Bible verses evolved from the King James to the Passion translation, reflecting changes in their belief system over time.
The hosts discuss God's goodness and love, emphasizing Jesus' role in reconciling the world and removing sins for all people.
This episode segment discusses the inclusivity of Christ, focusing on God's love, reconciliation through Christ, and the implications of trusting in Him as described in John 3:36.
James introduces his new book 'Before Time, Our Origin in Christ' and shares how it came to be published through divine orchestration.
James introduces his new book 'Before Time, Our Origin in Christ' and shares how it came to be published, encouraging listeners to purchase it.
James introduces his new book 'Before Time, Our Origin in Christ', explaining how it came to be published through divine orchestration and sharing where listeners can purchase it.
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The hosts introduce their podcast about finding God's goodness and love through conversations, encouraging listeners to connect with them via their website.
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The speaker recounts a personal story about struggling to orient himself in Atlanta while traveling with his co-pastor Herb, highlighting themes of navigation and unfamiliarity.
The hosts introduce their podcast about finding God's goodness and discuss theological concepts like reconciliation and forgiveness at the cross.
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The hosts introduce their podcast about finding God's goodness and share a personal anecdote about rabbit hunting.
James introduces the podcast and shares a personal story about being excited to go out on a Friday night while his parents were away at an Amway meeting.
This episode segment discusses overcoming hindrances to living in health, wholeness, and happiness through God's goodness and the work of Christ.
The speaker recounts Dan's passion for training free dogs, particularly squirrel dogs, and his aversion to paying for them, comparing it to his grandpa's views.
The hosts discuss how God's reconciliation through Christ offers freedom from sin and performance-based living, inviting listeners to embrace this new life.
The hosts discuss the concept of total forgiveness of sins through Christ's grace and redemption, questioning belief in it and sharing pastoral experiences with counseling on sin.
The hosts discuss a personal spiritual shift and the importance of hope for those struggling with depression, in the context of finding God's goodness.
Hosts James and Larry explore the Christian theological concepts of universal atonement and living in the kingdom of God.
Hosts James and Larry engage in a deep, conversational Bible study exploring the concept from Ephesians that Jesus's sacrifice created 'one new race' of humanity, breaking down all divisions.
Finding Our Way opens with James inviting listeners into a journey toward the goodness of God.
Hosts James and Larry engage in a reflective, conversational exploration of God's goodness, focusing on the Father's affirmation of Jesus at his baptism and how that same beloved identity extends to all believers.
The hosts discuss the unconditional love and forgiveness of God, emphasizing His desire to bless and live in relationship with believers.
The hosts discuss the defeat of death through Jesus Christ, referencing scripture and emphasizing God's goodness and reconciliation.
The hosts discuss the challenges of moving from a law-based to a love-based approach in spiritual conversations, referencing Jesus as a model for teaching.
This episode segment explores the challenges of embracing freedom in Christ, relearning spiritual concepts, and operating in mutual submission without hierarchical models, drawing from the relationship within the Trinity.
The speaker shares a personal story about a Friday night when his parents were away at an Amway meeting, leaving him home alone with a friend's new car in the driveway.
This episode segment discusses the Christian concept of being co-buried and co-resurrected with Christ through baptism, leading to a new life free from sin's power.
This episode discusses the spiritual transformation through Christ, using the metaphor of Moses' veil to explain how turning to the Lord brings freedom and glory.
The hosts introduce their podcast about exploring God's goodness through casual, wandering conversations among friends, likening it to a hunting adventure.
This episode discusses the importance of hearing from God and acting on it, using the biblical analogy of building a house on the rock from Matthew 7 to illustrate wise living in faith.
This episode segment discusses the Trinitarian nature of God's self-giving love, focusing on how the Father, Son, and Spirit express love through creation and reconciliation.
The hosts discuss their evolving theology and life beliefs, emphasizing continuous learning through experiences like parenting.
This segment discusses the nature of spiritual union with Christ, questioning whether it is an additional union or part of the one union in Jesus, and critiques related doctrines like baptismal regeneration.
The hosts introduce their podcast about exploring God's goodness and love through conversations on their spiritual journey.
This segment discusses Jesus' message about not accusing people to the Father, highlighting how faith in Him is rejected despite His representation of God, while people trust in Moses instead.
The hosts discuss how their understanding of God's nature and his view of humanity has evolved, moving away from concepts like penal substitution.
The hosts discuss theological perspectives on God's foreknowledge and choice, contrasting Armenian and Calvinist views on predestination and grace.
James introduces his new book 'Before Time, Our Origin in Christ' and shares how it came to be published through divine orchestration.
The hosts introduce their podcast about finding God's goodness and love, but face technical issues with an overheating camera.
The hosts discuss reading the Gospel of John to explore how Jesus speaks about his father, particularly noting themes of judgment in chapters eight and twelve.
James introduces his new book 'Before Time, Our Origin in Christ', explaining how it came to be published through divine orchestration and sharing where listeners can purchase it.
James and Larry discuss their spiritual journey and a humorous argument about driving a truck.
The hosts introduce their podcast about finding God's goodness and share a personal childhood story involving a horse named Dusty from a rural community.
The hosts discuss how their understanding of God has evolved, emphasizing that God's love and reconciliation through Christ change how they perceive themselves and their relationship with Him.
James and Larry examine 2 Corinthians 3:18 through the claim that people are transformed as they behold Jesus and recognize union with him.
Finding Our Way episode “Not Like Moses EP108” examines James and Larry’s distinction between religious obligation and the freedom they associate with Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and relationship with God.
Finding Our Way hosts James and Larry discuss transformation through a theology of unconditional love, drawing on the cross, Ephesians 1:18, and 2 Timothy 1.9-10.
Finding Our Way hosts James and Larry discuss hunting memories before focusing on Jesus as the good shepherd who carries lost people home.