Driving Home

Marco and Danny take the podcast "on the road," as they review the sermon from Sunday while being in Louisville, KY. They discuss why Danny hates goodness, what the typical content of Paul's sermons looked like, and also about "fleecing" the Lord.

Marco and Danny trade seats and Marco is interviewed about his Sunday sermon. We tackle a couple questions for clarification (on our brotherhood with Adam and his imputed sin upon us) as well as Marco unpacking a musical term called "overtone series." (We're pretty sure we didn't baptize anyone during the pod, but if we did, we're confident Sosthenes will remind us!)

Marco and Danny discuss the sermon from Sunday, as well as talking about "The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self" (by Carl Trueman), tackle a LifeGroup question from last week, and talk about why we say we don't really desire for this podcast (or our livestreams) to expand beyond Greenville Grace family.

Marco Rankin and Danny Wright discuss the text from Sunday morning, but dig into some other issues like: would every letter Paul ever wrote be considered Scripture if we found it today; do you think Sosthenes was a "quick convert" or took some convincing and what can we learn from Paul in how he addressed the church despite his concerns.

Marshall Gipe and Danny Wright follow up on Marshall's sermon from Sept 12. They press into application further and Paul's illustration of jars of clay. Danny and Marshall tried to keep it to less than 2 hours...and pulled it off!

Jason Kerns and Marco Rankin discuss Jason's sermon from Sunday morning. They press in further in application and give Jason some time to share his heart on why he chose the text he did and more explanation about his introduction.

Marco and Danny break down the sermon from the day before, clarifying an illustration from the morning before and unpacking more about understanding enemies.

Marco Rankin and Danny Wright discuss how the gospel informs our suffering from the sermon in Romans 5:1-5.