Was Jesus telling His followers to keep all 613 commandments found in the Old Covenant? The dietary restrictions? The clothing regulations? The laws about grooming, sacrifices, festivals, and everything else given to Israel through Moses?

If we’re going to use John 14:15 to tell people they must keep God’s commandments, shouldn’t we first understand which commandments Jesus was talking about?

In this episode, we’re opening the Bible and examining the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. We’ll look at John 13–15, Acts 15, Galatians, and Hebrews to understand what Jesus taught about obedience, love, and following Him.

This isn’t about promoting lawlessness. It’s about understanding grace, getting Scripture in context, and recognizing that following Jesus isn’t about placing ourselves under the entire Mosaic Law.

Jesus explicitly told His disciples:

“This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.” — John 15:12

Maybe it’s time we stopped measuring our faith by religious checklists and started paying closer attention to what Jesus actually taught.

Grace over religion. Jesus over performance.

Welcome to Unfiltered Grace with Shane Forbis.

In this episode of Unfiltered Grace with Shane Forbis, we’re challenging the fear-driven mindset that keeps so many Christians focused on the devil instead of Jesus. People often say the Christian walk is hard, but Proverbs 13:15 reminds us that the way of transgressors is hard. Jesus never promised a life without trouble, but He did declare, “I have overcome the world” (John 16:33).

Through the truth of Scripture, we’ll talk about the victory Jesus accomplished through the cross, what it means that the enemy has been defeated, and how we can stand in Christ’s victory without living in constant fear of spiritual warfare.

The enemy is real, but he is not Lord. The battle is real, but Jesus has triumphed. And we don’t have to live in fear of what the enemy might do when our faith is built on what Jesus has already done!

🔥 In this episode, we’ll discuss:

• Why we need to stop giving the enemy credit for everything.
• What the Bible says about Satan’s defeat and Christ’s victory.
• What it means for the enemy to be under our feet.
• Why following Jesus doesn’t mean living in constant fear.
• How to stand firm in faith and walk in the freedom of God’s grace.

“My faith is not built around being afraid of what the enemy might do. My faith is built on what Jesus has already done!”

This is Unfiltered Grace — Jesus over religion, grace over condemnation, and freedom over fear.

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Jude 9 says that Michael the archangel and Satan disputed over the body of Moses.

Wait… what?

Why would Michael and Satan be arguing over Moses’ body? What was Satan accusing Moses of? Was this about Moses’ burial? Was there something happening in the spiritual realm that we simply don’t understand? And how does this strange passage connect with Moses appearing with Jesus at the Transfiguration?

In this episode of Unfiltered Grace, Shane Forbis goes down one of the Bible’s strangest rabbit holes and separates what Scripture actually tells us from ancient tradition, scholarly theories, and speculation.

We may not have every answer—and that’s okay.

Because sometimes the Bible gives us enough information to ask a better question.

We’ll explore Jude 9, Deuteronomy 34, the ancient traditions surrounding the death of Moses, the role of Satan as an accuser, Michael’s remarkable response—“The Lord rebuke you”—and what this strange story might actually teach us about authority, humility, judgment, and trusting God when we don’t have all the answers.

This is Bible study without pretending we have everything figured out.

Come down the rabbit hole with me.

Welcome to Unfiltered Grace.