In this Bible teaching on 1 Peter 1:22-23, Mike Massa shows why the small words in Scripture matter, especially prepositions like through, into, and out from. Learn how a purified soul is meant to move: through the Spirit, into sincere love, and out from a pure heart.

Mike also explains what it means to believe into Jesus, not just believe in him, and why Jesus corrected one word from the father of the demonized boy: "If you can do anything, help us."

Scripture covered: 1 Peter 1:22-23, with references to the Gospel account of the father and his demonized son and Jesus' words "Do not be afraid."

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why prepositions carry real weight when you study the Bible

• The difference between believing in Jesus and believing into him

• What "purified your souls in obeying the truth" means

• The meaning of "sincere love of the brothers" and why it leaves no room for hidden motives

• Why 1 Peter 1:22 says to love "out from" a pure heart, not just "with" one

• Why Jesus corrected "if you can" and what doubt does to the Spirit's freedom to work

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How far did Jesus travel to save us? In this teaching, Mike Massa shares a picture he once used to understand the distance between heaven and earth, and the truth about Jesus as the God-man that made that picture far too small.

Using a simple story of two scientists and a mud puddle, Mike explores the qualitative gap between God and man, why Jesus is still the God-man today (1 Timothy 2:5), what David glimpsed in 1 Chronicles 17, and why the cross was first act of yielding to the Father.

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What does Mark 16:15–18 mean when Jesus tells His followers to preach the gospel and speaks of signs accompanying believers?

In this teaching, Mike Massa explores Mark’s account of the Great Commission alongside Matthew 28. He reflects on preaching as an authoritative message entrusted by God, the importance of speaking and praying Scripture, and what it means to live as a citizen of God’s Kingdom.

Mike also offers his perspective on the passage’s difficult references to casting out demons, speaking in new tongues, serpents, poison, and healing. He cautions against treating the serpent passage as an endorsement of snake handling and acknowledges that some of these verses are challenging to interpret.

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