Deep in Scripture Radio

Deep in Scripture Radio

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  • The Wages of Sin is Death, Romans 6:12-23
    As a result of death and resurrection of Christ, we are no longer slaves to sin. But there is still the danger of going back, choosing the slavery we had before. We need to understand the trajectory of our choices and continually inform our consciences by the standard of proper teaching.
    55 min
  • Praying to Saints and Dying to Sin, Romans 6:1-14
    On today’s episode of Deep in Scripture, Marcus and Ken start by taking a listener question on the scriptural bases for prayer to the saints and for our departed loved ones. They examine some relevant scriptures and then turn to the tradition present in the Early Church Fathers to see how the early Christians regarded such practices.  They then move on to their continuing study of Romans 6:1-14, discussing Baptism and how Christians should respond to sin.
    55 min
  • "Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more", Romans 5:12-2

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    Dear Mr. Grodi and Dr. Howell:

    A short time ago, you had some discussion in Deep in Scripture about salvation. I was wondering if you could tell me how you would respond to the following view about salvation and hell that there’s been a very long discussion about: “God is all powerful, God is all loving, has created us and wants us all to be saved; therefore He will find a way to make us all want to be saved and choose Him. No one will go to hell, because God hasn’t stepped off of the throne. Catholics are saying that God is not all powerful and sovereign and can’t make what He wants to happen happen. God would not create us to let us lose such an important thing as salvation.” Thank you very much for your help and for all of the information that you provide to people.

    55 min
  • "Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more", Romans 5:12-2
    EMAIL:
    Dear Mr. Grodi and Dr. Howell:
    A short time ago, you had some discussion in Deep in Scripture about salvation. I was wondering if you could tell me how you would respond to the following view about salvation and hell that there’s been a very long discussion about: “God is all powerful, God is all loving, has created us and wants us all to be saved; therefore He will find a way to make us all want to be saved and choose Him. No one will go to hell, because God hasn’t stepped off of the throne. Catholics are saying that God is not all powerful and sovereign and can’t make what He wants to happen happen. God would not create us to let us lose such an important thing as salvation.” Thank you very much for your help and for all of the information that you provide to people.
    55 min
  • “Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more”, Romans 5:12-2








    EMAIL:


    Dear Mr. Grodi and Dr. Howell:


    A short time ago, you had some discussion in Deep in Scripture about salvation. I was wondering if you could tell me how you would respond to the following view about salvation and hell that there’s been a very long discussion about: “God is all powerful, God is all loving, has created us and wants us all to be saved; therefore He will find a way to make us all want to be saved and choose Him. No one will go to hell, because God hasn’t stepped off of the throne. Catholics are saying that God is not all powerful and sovereign and can’t make what He wants to happen happen. God would not create us to let us lose such an important thing as salvation.” Thank you very much for your help and for all of the information that you provide to people.

    55 min
  • Romans 5:1-11

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    Dear Marcus and Dr. Howell, in last week’s slight detour from Romans into James, there is a verse that you avoided. Could you briefly discuss James 2:12, “So speak and so act as those who are to be judged under the law of liberty.” Doesn’t this refer to the freedom that Luther proclaimed when he said that a person in faith was now free from any laws constricting their lives? Thanks, Marian

    55 min

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