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Grace Uncensored with Billy McDonald

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Grace Uncensored is a bold, straight-forward podcast that strips away religious baggage to reveal the raw, liberating truth of the gospel. Each episode dives deep into grace, identity in Christ, and what it really means to live under the New Covenant.

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I’d love to hear from you. Are your sins really forgiven once for all, or only after you confess each one? Does unconfessed sin break fellowship with God? Episode 61 of Grace Uncensored tackles one of Christianity’s biggest forgiveness contradictions. We say Jesus paid for every sin. Then we say you’d better confess each one or something between you and God remains unresolved. So which is it? In this episode, Billy McDonald looks at confession, forgiveness, repentance, fellowship...
I’d love to hear from you. Are Christians really born again with two competing natures, one sinful and one righteous? What does the Bible actually mean by the flesh, the old self, and the new creation? Discover what your identity in Christ means for temptation, sin, spiritual growth, and everyday life. Many Christians have been taught that after salvation they have two natures living inside them. An old sinful nature that wants sin. And a new righteous nature that wants God. But ...
I’d love to hear from you. Are you working to earn God’s acceptance, or living from what Jesus already finished? This episode exposes the difference between grace-driven growth and performance Christianity. Discover why rest, identity in Christ, and grace produce better fruit than fear, pressure, and religious striving. Labor Day celebrates work, but the gospel reminds us that there’s one kind of work we were never meant to keep doing: trying to earn what Jesus already accomplish...
I’d love to hear from you. Are Christians still sinners after salvation, or does Jesus actually give believers a new identity in Christ? The Bible says your old self was crucified with Christ, you’re sanctified, forgiven, sealed, and a new creation. So why do so many Christians still say, “I’m just a sinner saved by grace”? One of the most familiar phrases in Christianity is also one of the most revealing: “I’m just a sinner saved by grace.” It sounds humble. But does it actually...
I’d love to hear from you. How should Christians read the Old Testament through a New Covenant lens? Are Old Testament commands, promises, and warnings written directly to Christians today? And if Jesus established a New Covenant, shouldn’t the cross change how we understand everything that came before it? In Episode 57 of Grace Uncensored, Billy McDonald tackles one of the biggest sources of Christian confusion: how New Covenant believers should read the Old Testament. The entir...
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