Introduction

This is a podcast called Hyper Grace Radio hosted by Larkins D'Souza. It discusses the gospel of grace and emphasizes that salvation is a gift that cannot be earned or lost. The podcast aims to encourage and build up listeners who are tired of religious practices. The name "Hyper Grace" comes from the idea that grace abounds even more than sin. Listeners can support the ministry through Patreon and find more resources on the website larkins.org. If you are listening to this transmission, you are not alone. You are not alone. We are out there. Even though you might feel lonely when you first discover the gospel of grace, know that you are not alone. I am Larkins D'Souza and welcome to the Hyper Grace Radio. Just a simple reading of the Bible will invariably lead you to the gospel that Paul preached and Christ died to give, the gospel that the religious world despises. Since we live in an increasingly religious world, both atheistic and theistic, I deemed it necessary to start this podcast to encourage and build up everyone out there enjoying life under grace. Salvation is a gift. It can never be earned or lost. This gift was given to us when God sent Jesus to die for us and was raised for our justification. The gift we did not work for but believe that God justifies the ungodly. The Holy Spirit convicts a believer of righteousness and not of sin. This salvation and the Christian life are through Christ alone, grace alone, and faith alone, apart from our works, religion, the law, or the Ten Commandments. If you are tired of religion, welcome, you have reached the right podcast. Why hyper in the words hypergrace? Romans 5.20. Moreover, the law entered that the offense might abound, but where sin abounded, grace abounded much more. The Greek word for abounded much more is uperperatio, where we get our English word hyper. Please check Strong's G5248 for the Greek word reference. Hence the name of this podcast, Hyper Grace Radio. If you'd like to support my ministry, you can do so in my Patreon community. Links to Patreon and other resources are available on my website, larkins.org.