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What if the deepest theology ends not in debate but in song? We wrap our two-year journey through Romans by turning doctrine into doxology and belief into bold action. From Paul’s stark portrait of human need to the radiant hope of a Savior who begins, sustains, and completes the work, we trace how grace frees us from self-rescue and calls us into a life that actually looks like love.

We revisit the spine of Romans—our sin, God’s mercy, justification by faith, and the simple call to confess and believe—then ask the question many avoid: if we say Jesus is Lord, why do we still cling to control? Along the way we unpack the biblical “mystery” now revealed in Christ, reflect on Advent’s claim that the Word became flesh, and explore how a living faith speaks, serves, and sometimes sings at full volume. You’ll hear vivid stories, candid humor, and straight talk on idols that pose as wisdom but drain the soul: the itch to manage everything, the lure of distraction, and the myth that morality saves.

This conversation is practical. We talk about praying like we trust God, saying amen as a commitment rather than a conclusion, and taking the next scary step—whether that’s opening your mouth, opening your hands, or opening your home. We frame “greater works” in everyday terms: praying for people, showing mercy to enemies, choosing obedience over optics, and refusing to mute the Spirit for fear of looking foolish. The thread never changes: it begins with Jesus, continues with Jesus, and ends with Jesus.

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