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According to Jesus—can being a good person earn you eternal life? Is loving God and helping others enough to get you into heaven? And why did Jesus tell a religious expert that he needed to obey God's Law to receive eternal life? The pastors discuss the difference between faith and good works, and why Christians disagree about the relationship between faith and regeneration. Most importantly, discover whether good works can earn eternal life—and what Jesus actually requires for salvation.

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What should bring a Christian more joy than success? In this episode of the Jesus Said That Series—looking at every word Jesus spoke in the New Testament—Pastor Ken and Pastor Kenny work through Luke 10:1–24, where Jesus sends out the seventy-two. Why does Jesus tell them to pray for workers and then immediately send them to work? What does it mean to be sent like lambs among wolves? How should Christians respond when people reject the message? And why does Jesus redirect the disciples after an incredibly successful ministry trip? Most importantly, discover why success—even success for Jesus—should never be our greatest joy.

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There are countless voices telling us what to believe about Jesus. Pastors, churches, podcasts, books, and social media all compete for our attention. But how do we know which voices we should follow? This passage gives Christians an important warning about spiritual leadership. A teacher can have impressive credentials, a large church, millions of followers, or an enormous online platform and still lead people away from the truth. We shouldn't simply follow the loudest or most confident voice. We need to know the voice of our Shepherd through His Word.