In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor, podcaster, and author, Chase Replogle talks about the gospel from Romans 1:16. Chase says, "The apostle Paul, by saying 'I am not ashamed of the gospel,' is saying 'I am going to give my life to knowing and understanding and living out this message of Jesus. What are we going to do with this gospel ourselves?"

Special Guest: Chase Replogle.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," children's teacher and author, Barbara Reaoch focuses our attention on Luke 14:25-27. Barbara says, "A follower of Jesus is a man, woman, boy or girl who loves Him more than anyone or anything. God is the One who will give us these impossible assignments so that we can know more of His love for us. He is constantly driving us to what we can't do, so we will lean into Him."

Special Guest: Barbara Reaoch.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," teacher and best-selling author, Chris Morphew, dives deep in the the theology of who God is from Psalm 119:45. Chris says, "There is something deep in the human heart that says, 'Did God really say . . . ? Can you really trust him?' And the answer that Jesus shows us through his life and death and resurrection is an absolute, 'Yes, you can.'"

Special Guest: Chris Morphew.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and publisher, Carl Laferton talks about our calling and value as human beings. Carl says, "When I look at creation, I realize I'm very, very small. But I am made by God in His own image. This means two things: You are much more valuable than you think you are. And that whatever you are doing today can have purpose and worth because it can be done for God."

Special Guest: Carl Laferton.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," educator and author, Dr. Roger Erdvig comments on one of the final verses from the letter to the Colossians. Roger says, "We can do a lot of things to help people mature. But the often missing key is prayer. We often judge ourselves by our to do list, not our prayer list."

Special Guest: Roger Erdvig.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," children's author and teacher, Sally Michael talks about Psalm 86:11. Sally says, "God is a teacher. God is always teaching His children to learn more about Him and His ways. He also understands our weakness and is willing to work with us."

Special Guest: Sally Michael.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," pastor, author, and professor of New Testament, Thomas Schreiner talks about Romans 8:1. Tom says, "We are loved by God. This is part of the engine by which we advance in the Christian life. We obey God because He loves us. And when you're in love, you want to please the beloved."

Special Guest: Tom Schreiner.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," children's author and Bible teacher, Jack Klumpenhower, unpacks Daniel 7:13-14. Jack says, "Jesus is stunningly different than any other ruler we've known. If in the world it seems that everything goes from worse to worse, we need to remember that the king who will reign forever is a man of gentleness."

Special Guest: Jack Klumpenhower.

In today's episode of "In the Word, On the Go," professor and author, Chris Bruno unpacks the relevance of Romans 8:32. Chris says, "Where we think there is no way forward, where we think God's plan for us has failed, where we think we've sabotaged God's best plans for our lives—God is for us, and nothing can keep us from accomplishing His purposes for us."

Special Guest: Chris Bruno.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and physician, Dr. Scott James focuses on 2 Corinthians 4:6. Scott says, "If I want to share God's light, I need to share His light in His way. Even when people are against what we believe, I want to extend grace and compassion."

Special Guest: Scott James.