Hector and Tyler discuss The Word of God and what the Bible is to us in 2023 from the perspective of grace revealed to us in Jesus and His finished work. ______________________________________________________ Enjoy our content? Subscribe to our podcast and Youtube channel! You can also Leave us a review! ____________________________________________…

In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact business energy project have on the world around us. Host John Failla is joined by Jay Harris, Director of Data Center Services and Facilities for Clemson University, and Wayne Johnson, Key Segment Manager for Education at Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. They…

In this episode of Beyond the Meter, host John Failla is joined by three Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions team members. Mark Adams is the Business Development Manager, Mike York is the Strategic Account Manager, and Wayne Johnson is the Key Segment Manager for Education. These experienced executives walk through practical steps toward gaining appr…

Dr. Andrew Farley has influenced millions of people with the message of Jesus. His ministries include (links included below each item): - Leading The Grace Church in Lubbock TX https://thegracechurch.org/ - A radio show (The Grace Message) https://andrewfarley.org/media/radio-shows/ - Best-selling author of 8 books - His newest being The Grace Mess…

In this final episode of Season 2, we discuss several interesting topics and share a few stories on: 1. The severity of The Law of Moses and how modern Christianity makes light of it. 2. Unquestioning loyalty to "The Man of God". 3. How the message of God's grace is perceived by legalism to be used by "lazy Christians" to sin more. 4. How our exper…

Mike Adams is a former pastor of 25 years, and now he is the host of the UnSunday Show Podcast, and previously the host of the Grace Cafe. Mike is speak with and listen to and in this episode, we thoroughly enjoyed discussing some of the following topics: 1. The difference between church and ekklesia? 2. Church as we know it today… how different is…

In this episode we interview best-selling Christian author, Matt McMillen. We cover topics such as: Matt McMillen’s personal story and background What helped Matt find the New Covenant. Causes of “deconstruction” in the evangelical institutional church. The flesh, and the role it plays in Religion. What to do if you face backlash in transition from…

Part 2 of our discussion with Mark Ward. Mark Ward holds a Ph.D. in New Testament Interpretation from Bob Jones University Seminary. He is currently the editor of Bible Study Magazine for Faithlife, the makers of Logos Bible Software. Mark Ward caught our attention when we each read His book, Authorized: The Use and Misuse of The King James Bible. …

Mark Ward holds a Ph.D. in New Testament Interpretation from Bob Jones University Seminary. He is currently the editor of Bible Study Magazine for Faithlife, the makers of Logos Bible Software. Mark Ward caught our attention when we each read His book, Authorized: The Use and Misuse of The King James Bible. This book unequivocally breaks down the a…

We wrap up the discussion about transitioning from law to Jesus in this second episode of season 2. The focus is more on the corporate setting of the body of Christ and how we can positively impact other believers toward more of Jesus and a grace-based mindset. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.t…

In part one of this exciting interview, we discuss what legalism is biblically and the transition in the personal life of a believer from law to grace in our mentality. Jon Stone is the Pastor of Crosspointe Church in Santa Maria, California. Together, He & His wife, Dawn, have served in several ways over many years in ministry. Jon has been a Yout…

In the final episode of season one, we discuss the controversial and seemingly confusing topic of repentance. The Gospel gives us a great perspective on what repentance is and who performs it correctly. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@th…

Tyler, Uriah, and Hector finish the discussion of what it means to possess a law-based mentality and how Jesus is our answer for the weakness of the flesh. Some additional topics are: how the Spirit works in our lives to produce righteousness, and how Jesus is the living Word of God. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations:…

The co-hosts discuss what leadership looks like with and without a law-based approach, and other things pertaining to the message of "Jesus plus nothing!" You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegospelperspective Instagram: https://www.instag…

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact renewable energy projects have on the world around us. In this episode, host John Failla is joined by Darrell Booker, Corporate Affairs Specialist leading the Nonprofit Tech Acceleration…

In what is, without a doubt, the most controversial episode yet, the co-hosts discuss The Law of the Old Covenant, how The Law is an all-or-nothing proposition, and how Jesus changed our righteousness and obedience to God. Don't worry! This is only part one! You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.theg…

Hector, Uriah, and Tyler discuss what it it looks like to please God without the law and under grace. As well as discussing our righteousness in Christ! You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegospelperspective Instagram: https://www.instagra…

Hector gives His story of how he came to an understanding of the gospel perspective. The Co-hosts discuss the topic of our once-for-all forgiveness in Christ and how that applies to us as New Covenant believers. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tikto…

The Gospel Perspective co-hosts discuss what The New Covenant is and why it is exclusive. Uriah Crawford also tells his story of how he came to Christ and discovered a Gospel perspective. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegospelperspect…

In this episode of Beyond the Meter, host John Failla is joined by Terri Dalmer, Vice President of Solar Business Development at CleanChoice Energy, and Owen Grant, Business Development Manager at Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. They discuss the broad impact community solar can have on businesses and diverse communities nationwide. You won’t wan…

Hector, Tyler, and Uriah discuss what it means to have a gospel perspective. Tyler McGirt gives his testimony and how he came to a perspective of The Gospel. You can find more from The Gospel Perspective at these locations: Website: https://www.thegospelperspective.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegospelperspective Instagram: https://www.ins…

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact renewable energy projects have on the world around us. Industry guests discuss how their cleaner energy transitions are driving change, both within their organization and the larger comm…

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. Municipalities across the U.S. experience any number of challenges when building infrastructure projects and energy solutions, but one of the biggest is building with future needs in mind. The issues of resilience and sustainability are front and center in this undertaking,…

Environmental, Social, and Governance factors (ESG's) refer to a set of standards that socially conscious investors use to screen potential investments. ESG's are increasing in importance and many companies are looking to ESGs to guide sustainability decisions and to prove their sustainability commitment to customers and stakeholders. Join us for t…

We’ve all heard of the new electric vehicles that Tesla and other manufacturers are producing, but when you look at electric vehicles from a broader fleet perspective, the possibilities for reducing carbon emissions long-term are exciting! The Smart Energy Decisions team believes this issue of fleet and public transportation conversion to be a key …

Institutes of higher education are large consumers of energy. From the lights and heat that are needed to keep students and faculty comfortable enough to learn effectively, to the equipment, technology, and staff required to keep things running, the expense is enormous. But for those same reasons, these institutions have a tremendous opportunity to…

While many people know Kroger as the nation’s largest traditional food retailer, few know that they are effectively the fifth largest consumer packaged goods manufacturer in the nation and have more than 2800 retail food stores under a variety of banner names. In this episode, we learn that Kroger is committed to protecting people and the planet by…

Most of us live day to day in our city of choice without giving much thought to the infrastructure and services that living in the city provides. But when a natural disaster or outage happens, we immediately recognize that vitally important things were going on behind the scenes that we benefit from directly. This episode highlights the steps the c…

Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy were each crisis situations in their own right and one of the sectors impacted that brought the issue of power resilience to the forefront was healthcare. It’s easy to see how life and death are on the line when power outages or disruptions impact a care facility. Join host, John Failla as he speaks with Eric …

Lower emissions are one of the many goals being set by corporations across the country to reduce their carbon footprint and exercise corporate responsibility. Naturally, every company has its own unique set of hurdles to overcome in setting and attaining such goals. In this conversation Amy Bond, Energy and Sustainability Program Manager at Sprint …

More and more companies are making corporate sustainability pledges - and it’s a good thing. Corporations are some of the largest consumers of energy in the world. When these companies take steps to reduce their carbon footprint by procuring their energy from renewable sources, they have a significant impact on the overall environmental issues our …

As one of the largest energy providers in the United States, Duke Energy is positioned to make a significant impact on the move toward renewable sources of energy. Duke provides electricity to 7.7 million retail customers in six states. While some might see the renewable energy movement as a threat to a company like Duke, its leadership sees renewa…

One of the high profile corporate renewable energy initiatives in the news recently has been the unveiling of Home Depot’s sustainability goals. Home Depot is among the increasing number of corporations working to make renewables a significant part of their energy procurement strategy. But for Home Depot, this new direction is not fueled by a desir…

The use of renewable energy is becoming more and more common on campuses of higher education across the country - and it’s not surprising. Institutions of higher education are both massive consumers of energy and are in the business of learning and teaching. That combination makes them ideal laboratories for innovation and advancement in the field.…

Naturally, as any consumer technology becomes available to the public, the supporting infrastructure has to be developed right alongside. That’s the only way it can become widely accepted. But it’s not as easy as “just doing it.” There are many obstacles, financial hurdles, and unforeseen difficulties that have to be overcome. This conversation div…

When considering both the future of the planet and the future of both industry and human thriving worldwide, the renewable energy outlook is of paramount importance. Renewable energy is of vital concern simply because cultures worldwide consume energy as part of everyday life. Renewable sources of energy are of such great importance for two main re…

Renewable energy is a big topic these days - and it will undoubtedly become a bigger topic as we move further into the 21st century. It’s not just that we want to develop more efficient and environmentally friendly energy solutions, it’s that we must. Our future and the future of our planet depend on it. I’m John Failla, Founder and Editorial Direc…