In this message, we explore the meaning and significance of the Lord’s Supper. From its roots in the Passover to Christ’s institution of the New Covenant, we see how Communion points us back to the cross, grounds us in the present reality of salvation, and lifts our eyes to the future feast in God’s Kingdom. The Lord’s Supper is more than a ritual—it is a proclamation of the gospel, a celebration of Christ’s sacrifice, and a foretaste of glory.

In this capstone message, we gather the threads of Romans and tie them to the bedrock truths every Christian must know and love. Moving from “Who God Is” to “Who we are,” and from “Who Christ is” to “How we’re saved,” this episode lays out the essentials: the unity and tri-unity of God, humanity’s dignity and fall, the person and work of Jesus, salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, our future hope (resurrection, ascension, intercession, second coming), and the final authority of Scripture. Clear, warm, and deeply biblical, this teaching aims to steady your soul and strengthen your worship.

Whether you’re new to the faith or discipling others, you’ll hear why losing any one of these truths unravels the gospel—and how building on them gives unshakable assurance when storms come.

Key Scriptures: Deut 6:4; Matt 28:19; Gen 1:26–27; Rom 3:23; Rom 5:6–8; 1 Cor 15; Eph 2:8–9; Acts 4:12; Acts 1:9–11; Heb 7:25; Titus 2:13; 2 Tim 3:16–17; 1 Pet 1:25; Matt 7:24

Episode Highlights

• Why the oneness and tri-unity of God guard us from relativism and distortion
• Humanity: created with dignity, fallen into sin, desperately needing rescue
• Christ’s incarnation, sinless life, substitutionary death, and bodily resurrection
• Salvation: grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone—no add-ons
• Our living hope: resurrection, Christ’s reigning ascension, His ongoing intercession, and His promised return
• Scripture as breathed-out, sufficient, and authoritative—our lighthouse in the storm
• Practical call: build your life on the rock of the essentials

Perfect for: small-group study, new believer foundations, and leaders teaching core doctrine.

In this episode of Road Through Romans, we turn to Romans 14, where Paul tackles one of the most practical and challenging issues in the Christian life: how to live in unity when we disagree on nonessentials. Drawing from the famous words of Rupertus Meldenius—“In essentials, unity; in nonessentials, liberty; in all things, charity”—we explore the difference between the core doctrines of our faith and the secondary issues that too often divide believers.

Paul calls us to receive all true believers, stop judging one another over disputable matters, and instead focus on honoring the Lord in all we do. Whether it’s food, worship days, or traditions, the real question is this: Are we glorifying God and giving Him thanks?

Join us as we discover how Romans 14 equips the church to walk together in love, hold firm to the essentials, and give liberty in the nonessentials—so that in all things, Christ is glorified.

What does faithful citizenship look like when leaders are flawed and cultures shift? In this message from Romans 13, we explore how God’s sovereignty stands behind every earthly authority, why Christians honor government as an expression of honoring God, and when obedience to Christ requires gracious civil disobedience. Paul then moves from taxes to a different kind of debt—the ongoing debt of love—and calls us to wake from spiritual sleep, cast off the works of darkness, and “put on the Lord Jesus Christ.” We close with Jesus’ brilliant answer, “Render to Caesar… and to God,” and the deeper truth behind it: Caesar’s image is on the coin; God’s image is on you.

Key Takeaways

• God appoints authorities; our posture is respectful submission—until obedience to man would mean disobedience to God.
• Government is part of God’s common grace to restrain evil and promote order.
• Love is the one debt we always owe; love fulfills the law.
• Live with urgency in light of Christ’s return—cast off darkness, put on Christ.
• “Render to God” means giving Him our whole selves as His image-bearers.

Primary Texts: Romans 13:1–14; Mark 12:13–17; Daniel 2:21; Acts 5:29; Matthew 22:37–40

In this episode of Road Through Romans, we enter the practical heart of Paul’s letter — Romans 12. After eleven chapters of rich doctrine, Paul turns to the question: Now that we know these great truths, how should we live? The answer is found in a single, profound call: present yourself as a living sacrifice to God.

We’ll explore what it truly means to give God our soul, body, mind, and will — not as a one-time act, but as a daily offering of worship. Discover how the mercies of God motivate surrender, how to bring the unredeemed body under the Spirit’s control, how to renew your mind through God’s Word, and how to align your will with His perfect plan.

Whether you’re feeling spiritually dry or longing for deeper obedience, this message will challenge you to move from seeking more from God to giving all to God.

In this message from Romans 10, we explore the heart of saving faith—its object, its origin, and its outcome. Salvation is not earned or conjured up; it is received by faith. But what is biblical faith? And how does it take root in our lives? Join us as we walk through Romans 10:11–17 and shows how true faith begins with hearing the Word of God and culminates in calling on the name of the Lord. Whether you're a believer needing encouragement or someone seeking truth, this episode is for you.

“Faith comes by hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.” (Romans 10:17)

In this episode, we explore Romans 10 and the life-transforming message of the gospel—that salvation is near, in your heart and on your lips. Building on the truths of Romans 9, we turn from God's sovereignty to human responsibility, discovering how Scripture holds these two truths in perfect tension, not contradiction.

With illustrations from Scripture, science (yes—even the flight of a bumblebee!), and the bold testimony of Martin Luther, this message brings clarity to the nature of saving faith. We see that righteousness doesn’t come by works or zeal, but through belief in the finished work of Christ. “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”

If you’ve ever wrestled with assurance of salvation or struggled with how simple faith truly is, this message is for you.

📌 Key Themes:

• God’s sovereignty and man’s responsibility
• Faith vs. works-based salvation
• The power and nearness of the gospel
• True inclusivity of the Christian message
• The role of proclamation and belief in salvation

🗣️ “Credo—I believe.” That one word, from the heart, connects us to the power of God and the hope of eternal life.

In this thought-provoking episode, we journey into one of the most challenging yet essential chapters of Paul’s letter to the Romans—Romans 9. After the soaring promises of Romans 8, Paul leads us into a deeply theological and sometimes uncomfortable discussion about God’s sovereign choice, human responsibility, and the mystery of salvation.

Is God in control of everything, including who believes? Do we truly have free will? Why did Israel, God’s chosen people, reject the Messiah? And how can we reconcile God’s mercy with His justice?

In this sermon, we wrestle with these questions—not to find easy answers, but to gain a deeper reverence for God’s glory and grace. With clarity and humility, we explore Paul's answers to four major objections regarding God's justice, mercy, and purpose in election. Listeners will be challenged to see themselves not as the center of God’s plan, but as the recipients of His unmerited grace.

Whether you're familiar with theological terms like Calvinism and predestination or simply wondering how God's will and human choice fit together, this message invites you to wrestle honestly with the Word, trust God's perfect wisdom, and walk away more amazed at His mercy.

Why does a good God allow pain—and how can we keep trusting Him when life hurts? In this episode, we follow Paul up the summit of Romans 8:18-27, where present agony is set beside a glory so vast it makes the whole universe “groan” in anticipation. Explore:

• The problem of suffering and the promise of cosmic redemption
• Creation’s eager longing for liberation—and ours for resurrection bodies
• The Spirit who intercedes with word-less groans when we can’t pray
• The unshakable twin pillars of Romans 8: no condemnation, no separation

Pastor Christopher E. weaves Paul’s teaching with C. S. Lewis’s vivid “mud-pie” metaphor to invite us off the slum streets of despair and onto the sun-drenched shore of God’s coming kingdom. One second of that glory, Paul insists, will eclipse a lifetime of sorrow. Tune in and anchor your hope in the God who is remaking hearts—and galaxies—for His splendor.

Romans 8 is one of the most powerful chapters in all of Scripture—and it opens and closes with two glorious declarations: there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, and there is no separation from the love of God. In this sermon, Pastor Christopher walks us through the rich theology and deep assurance found in Romans 8 and beyond, answering the heartfelt question many believers struggle with: Can I lose my salvation?

Through six compelling biblical reasons, we learn why eternal security is not a denominational doctrine, but a divine promise grounded in God’s sovereignty, Christ’s finished work, and the ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit. If you’ve ever doubted your salvation—or simply longed for deeper peace in your walk with Christ—this message is for you.

📖 Key Scriptures: Romans 8, Hebrews 10, Philippians 1, John 5, 1 Peter 1

🔑 Themes: Assurance of Salvation, God’s Sovereignty, The Finished Work of the Cross, Eternal Life

Listen and be encouraged: you are not holding on to God—He is holding on to you.