In this engaging Bible study on Romans Chapter 2, led by Cole Tuck, Paul dismantles arrogance in the early church by challenging both Jews and Gentiles on their shared sinfulness and the futility of self-justification through law or conscience. Through vivid examples—like hypocritical Jews preaching morality while stealing or committing adultery—Paul exposes how outward religion (like circumcision) means nothing without inward transformation by the Spirit. The session ties ancient tensions to modern issues, urging believers to embrace grace, live authentically, and avoid blaspheming God's name by recognizing true "Jewishness" as a heart-level faith in Christ, rather than ancestry. It's a powerful call to humility: at the cross, no one is superior—we're all sinners redeemed by grace, judged by secrets, and set apart for God's praise, not man's applause.