In this episode, we continue working through Romans. Here, we work through verses 9-17 of chapter 8 where we see the security that we can have in the family of God, knowing that we were adopted.

In this episode, we continue working through Romans. Here, we work through the first 8 verses of chapter 8 where we see that there is no condemnation for those in Christ.

In our culture, it seems that forgiveness is often seen as weakness or as a form of injustice in itself. Let’s look at a difficult teaching from Jesus to see if we can uncover the Biblical standard for forgiveness.

In this episode, we cover one of the most misunderstood teachings from Jesus: the cursing of the fig tree, and the prayer to move a mountain. Let’s dig into the meat of this story and see if we can uncover what Jesus meant by these teachings…

In this episode, we continue working through Romans. Here, we work through chapter 7 where Paul explains the tension in the life of a believer being both simultaneously justified and sinner.

In this episode, we continue working through Romans. Here, we work through chapter 6 where Paul explains the incredible truth that we are dead to our sin and alive to God.

In this episode, we look at one of the hardest and one of the most often misunderstood teachings from Teachings: Do not cast your pearls before swine.

What did Jesus mean by this? and what does it mean for us today?

This content is from a post I shared on Facebook back in June. I figured it was worth sharing here as well.

The basic summary is this: If we want true and lasting change in the hearts of men and women in our world, the only solution proven to work is the Gospel.

In this episode, we look at our preaching and evangelism and ask what the line should be for offense with others. Should we expect people to be offended? Should we avoid offense to preserve our message?

In this episode, we wrap up Romans 5 and cover what is meant by the theological term, Federalism.