Dramatic Bible Reading Podcast

Paul lets us know that we are not to be conformed to this world.

We may have many members, but all are one in Christ.

We are to love without being hypocrites.

Bless those who persecute us and let the Lord deal with them, never take out vengeance on them.

It might be hard at times, but be subject to government, because authority comes from God. We are to pray for those who have rule over us.

We are owe nothing to anyone except to love one another.

Lastly, do not tear down the work of God for the sake of food or one day over another. The faith which we have, we are to have as our own conviction before God.

All music by Scott Holmes: Intro (Corporate Uplifting)

Background music: Together We Stand

Paul lets us know that God has mercy on whom He sees fit.

His mercy and patience shows how great He is.

People who were not called His people will be called His people.

His own people will be a stumbling block.

That there is no distinction between Jew and Gentile.

Paul lets the church know that Israel will not be forgotten, but through their disbelief, Gentiles were accepted into the body of Christ by faith.

Paul reminded us that Jews will become jealous of the relationship between Gentiles and God.

Israel will be given another opportunity to be grafted back into the body, when they accept Christ.

All Music by Scott Holmes: intro:Corporate Uplifting and

Background music: Together We Stand

Paul lets us know that there is no condemnation to those that are in Christ.

Christ died for those who love Him and await His return.

We no longer walk in the flesh, or obey the things of the flesh.

Our mindset in on the things of the Spirit.

We have the Spirit of the living God dwelling in our bodies as believers in Christ.

So, we have no more obligation to the things of our flesh. We are over comers.

This suffering that will happen to us, is not to be compared with the hope we have in Christ, we have victory in Christ.

Nothing can separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Music for the album, So Far As I Know are:

Sergei Guselnikov - guitars,programming

Dmitry Ilyasov - guitars

Dmitry Shelomentsev - drums

Victor Korkin - bass

Daria Shakhova - violin

What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin so that grace may increase?

That's the question Paul posed to the church in Rome.

He told them they were baptized into Christ death and should own that act of sacrifice, grace and mercy, He completed on the cross.

Paul told us that who we present our bodies to, becoming slaves, that is who we obey. One resulting in sin, the other, to obedience and righteousness.

In chapter 7, we learn that we are united to Christ.

Furthermore, Paul lets us know that the law is not sin. We learn to do the right things because the law showed us the way before Christ.

Finally, there will always be a conflict of two natures dwelling in us. The mind of God and my flesh waging a war.

Thanks be to God, through Jesus Christ our Lord, we win!

Music by Scott Holmes, (Corporate Uplifting), and Livio Amato, (Night Hills) the music played through out the narrative read.

Paul tells us the Christ came for all and that once you accept Him, He forgives you of your many sins.

Not like before, where you had to continually offer up sacrifices. Once was for the many sins we all have and had committed in our lives.

We are justified by our faith in Christ.

He died once for all.

We have everything we need in Him:

Faith, Forgiveness, Righteousness, Justification

Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of the Lord.

Music by Scott Holmes.

Paul reminds us that Faith came before works because Abraham, believed God before circumcision.

The grace of God reached down and provided a guarantee that our faith in Jesus Christ would take precedence over any works.

Abraham believed when he was 100 and the deadness of Sarah's womb didn't deter him, regarding the promise from God that he would be the father of many nations.

That we are justified by faith.

Thanks for listening to this podcast, I hope your faith continue to grow.

Music by Scott Holmes: Intro and Outro

Music by Live Amato: The Desiree Album,

'So Much Love To Give"

Pauls lets all know the importance of God using the Jew, but that all are equal.

There are none righteous by themselves, it takes faith in Christ.

No works of the Law can do it.

Our circumcision is through faith as well.

The music on all podcast are from, "Free Music Archive".

The intro and extro to all DramaticBibleReadingPodcast is, "Corporate Uplifting", by Scott Holmes.

This episodes' music during the reading is by Anton Khoryukov, "Rain and You".

Paul is reminding the Jews, that God is not partial.

We are to make sure we do what we say we believe is right to do.

Jews can't expect the God of the Bible to overlook their sins, because of outwardly being circumcised.

God looks at the heart, which can't be hidden.

Those not circumcised outwardly, but follow the law, become a law unto themselves, because they do the right things.

Paul lets the Jews know that they are suppose to be the teachers and the doers of the law.

He is a Jew who is one inwardly, not by the letter of the law, and his praise is not from men, but from God.

Music by, Scott Holmes (Corporate Uplifting)

Theme music, Meydn(Story 1,3,4,5)

Paul is excited about going to the church at Rome.

He exalts the Gospel and lets those in Rome know that he was to share with them, the power of Jesus Christ.

Paul has heard about their faith and he is wants to impart spiritual gifts to them, so that they may be established in the faith.

He lets them know, he is not ashamed of the gospel.

He does not want them to have any excuse for doing the right things, leaving behind the sins of the past.

He reminds them of what will, and what has happened, to those who say they are believers, but continue to worship false gods.

Greed, arrogance, gossips, strife, deceit, etc., are all worthy of death.

Harsh words, but words that will protect them from eternal damnation, and separation from the Lord.

Music by Scott Holmes, intro and outro (Corporate Uplifting)

Theme music (IMovie)

This last episode of the book of Acts shows how nothing, not even a poison bite, can keep Paul appointed journey to Caesar and the church at Rome.

Paul heals Publius' father, and many others at Malta.

Paul is able to minister to many who come to visit him, even though he has a prison guard with him.

Paul appeals to the elders and leaders in Rome to accept Christ, as revealed in the Law and the Prophets, as the Messiah.

Music by: Scott Holmes, intro and outro, Corporate Uplifting

Theme music by Dee Yan Key, Winter Is Coming, Maday Music Group, Inc.