In this spiritual battle, we need to be awake and sober. We focus today on setting our minds on the Spirit so that we walk in life and peace.

Today, we dive into the reality of what Jesus has done for us on the cross and discuss what it means that the just requirement of the law has been fulfilled.

This week, we begin to study Romans 8. In this episode, we see Paul declaring that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, and we discuss how to live in that truth.

Jesus teaches us how to give the full Gospel, and we see that his words are confronting. Jesus’s teachings are meant to confront and shock us as we take up the reality that, without faith in Him, we are eternally condemned.

In today’s episode, we discuss John 3:16. We ask the Holy Spirit to give us renewed grace to receive with awe and wonder the greatest news ever given: that God loves us and has saved us through his Son.

In answering Nicodemus, Jesus refers to Himself with two Old Testament references. This draws Nicodemus into the reality that Jesus is truly the One he has been waiting for.

Jesus is clear with Nicodemus that there is a way to salvation: Baptism. Today, we discuss the need to be born anew by water and by Spirit.

This week, we dive into some of the most famous passages in all of Scripture: John 3. We see on today’s episode how Nicodemus is searching for answers about Jesus. These questions echo into the depth of every human heart: Who is He? Could He be the One?

An important yet overlooked sign of resurrected life is persecution. Today, we examine Peter’s preaching under the persecution of the high priests, and we see great courage as he is emboldened by the Holy Spirit to proclaim the centrality and exclusivity of Jesus for salvation.

Through God’s work in Peter and John, the people are astonished and amazed. Today, we see that God wants to use each and every one of us to bring people to faith. We see that Peter uses the miracle as an opportunity to again preach the name of Jesus.