In this episode, we discuss chapters 4-5 in the book of Romans. We walk away with a full understanding of works vs free grace, perhaps the single most important principle of Christianity.  

This episode builds on last week's introduction of Romans as we dive deeper into the message Pauls is wanting to deliver to the mixed Christian family in Rome. The theme is "What justifies us?". 

IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FOLLOWING THIS IS A GREAT PLACE TO START! Introduction of Paul's letter to the Jews/Christians in Rome. We provide some cultural context to help hear Paul's words similar to the way the original audience did. A few facts can change a lot of traditional meanings.

In this episode, we wrap up our study and discussion of the book of Acts as we see Paul arrive in Rome. His journey was not a smooth one. The events would make a great action movie. 

In this episode, we introduce a new segment (THE BIG DIG) and hear Paul''s defense in front of King Agrippa and then learn that Paul would have been set free if he hadn't appealed to Ceaser. 

In this episode, we see how Paul was saved from a plot to kill him and whisked away to see the governor, Felix.in Caesarea. He gets the closest thing to trial he will ever see. 

In this episode, we cover Acts 21-22 and Paul's return to Jerusalem after his final missionary journey. Despite the warnings, he embraces the will of God. 

This episode covers Acts chapters 19-20 as Paul makes his way back to Jerusalem ending his second missionary journey. 

In this episode, we cover Paul's trip to Athens and his time spent debating the great Greek philosophers at Areopagus (Mars Hill). 

In this episode, we cover Acts 15-16 dealing with some who are teaching that gentile Christians need to follow the rules of Judaism. Also, Paul and Silas get put in the SHU.