You want to do the right thing—but you don’t. You promise yourself you’ll change—but you fall into the same patterns. Sound familiar?

In Romans 7, Paul names the battle we all feel: the struggle within. Today’s episode speaks directly to that spiritual tug-of-war—and the hope that doesn’t come from trying harder, but from Jesus, who delivers us.

If you’ve ever felt like a spiritual imposter, this one’s for you.

Sin is stubborn. It clings to us like a shadow, whispering lies about who we are and what we’re worth. But Romans 6 speaks a louder truth: in Christ, you’ve died to sin—and you’re alive to God. That’s not just a metaphor. It’s your reality in Baptism. Today’s episode explores what it means to walk in the newness of life, how your identity in Jesus changes the way you see yourself, and why you never have to go back to the old you.

"God's Own Child, I Gladly Say It" Text: Robert E. Voelker, © 1991 Concordia Publishing House. Used with permission.

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(Acts 27:26–44)

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