There is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Absolutely none! Zero. Zilch. Nada.

This passage might sound really depressing, or really empathetic, but why is it here? How does it fit in the rest of Paul's argument?

This truly belongs more as part of chapter 6, so for us it's a good reasonably brief review and reminder of just how serious Paul is about the idea that we were baptized into Christ's death.

We are those who are dead to sin. We are? What does that mean? How does it answer the question,"Shall we sin more so that Grace may increase?"

The Gift is not like the sin.

We take a break from our Romans Series for our annual Season of Celebration. Much of this season is special events which do not produce a podcast, but we do have our Thanksgiving message here. Have a Merry Christmas!

What is the connection between hoping in the Glory of God and glorifying in our sufferings?

Why and how does suffering lead to hope for the believer?

Your righteousness has nothing to do with what you do. Can that actually be true?

Paul's takes a breath to recap and drive home the point. Everyone is equally condemned and therefore equally in need of and free to receive the righteousness which comes apart form the law,

Who needs the power of God for Salvation and why?