Dr. Michael Wright Podcast

What does Christ's resurrection mean for humans? Why was he crushed for our iniquities? In this special Easter episode, starting from Exodus 12, Dr. Michael Wright explains why Jesus died and how his sacrifice makes all the difference in the world today. For more information: GospelinRealLife.org

Romans 1:18-32. God's wrath is often characterized by fuming nostrils and fiery hail falling on the wickedness of man. However, the apostle Paul explains that wrath can also be seen when God lets go and gives rebellious people over to their personal sin. It is a frightening idea. In this message, Dr. Michael Wright explains what the consequences are to be released to sin and how that act of God destroys the mind, heart, and future of those who suppress the truth about God. For more information, go to GospelinRealLife.org.

Romans 1:18-24. Have you been offended? God has. God's wrath is revealed from heaven. In this episode, Dr. Michael Wright explains wrath and what it is that stirs God's anger.

Romans 1:16-17. God reveals himself in many ways. The righteousness of God is revealed in the Gospel. See why this is so very important for humans to hear and accept the good news. For more information, go to GospelInRealLife.org

Romans 1:8-15. It is possible to pray for something that glorifies God and yet is not the Lord's plan. In this lesson, Dr. Michael Wright explains how God hears our prayers, but has the right to answer our prayers in the way he deems is best. Take a look at the content of Paul's request and consider how great a prayer it was, and yet God did something that was even better.

Living as a Christian in Rome in the first century was not easy. Emperor worship was mandatory. That was a problem. God said, "There will be no other God's before me." Thus, Christians faced death. In the lesson, Dr. Wright explains how believers in the twenty-first century can learn much from those who lived in the first.

Romans 1:1-7. Some people of power like to brag about accomplishments. Not the apostle Paul. He traded bragging for boasting about the Gospel. In this episode, Dr. Michael Wright explains how Paul was changed and sought to give blessings of grace and peace to people living in precarious circumstances.

Martin Luther was afraid to die, so he made a deal with God. The deal led to the priesthood, and that to reading Romans. Dr. Michael Wright explains how Romans changed the life of the Reformer and how it is still transforming lives today. Dr. Wright also

The Fall of Man has caused generational and personal harm. In this lesson Dr. Wright explains that while sin has created a world of problems, God offers personal salvation for humans from the power, penalty, and presence of sin. Merry Christmas.

What would you do if confronted with pure evil? That is precisely what Adam and Eve faced. Were they outmatched? In this podcast, Dr. Michael Wright will describe Satan from a biblical worldview. Learn why humans need the Gospel, the power of God for salvation. It is also the offensive weaponry required for waging a winning war against the unseen enemy of our day. For more information: gospelinreallife.org.