Our episode this week looks at Romans 4:13-25. In this passage, Paul continues his conversation on the role of Abraham’s faith. Together we discuss the belief we are called to have in Jesus in the face of the circumstances before us.

This episode moves into Romans 4, looking at verses 1-12. In this passage, Paul recounts Abraham’s faith to demonstrate the source of righteousness. Together we discuss our need to be open to the unexpected ways that God is choosing to work.

This episode finishes out Romans 3 as we look at Romans 3:21-31, in this passage, Paul identifies where our righteousness comes from. Together, we discuss Gods radical love, which justifies us as righteous and sets us free from the Law

This episode looks at Romans 3:9-20, where Paul asserts that no one is righteous. Together, we discuss the intended purpose of the law, which is to expose sin.

Today's episode examines Romans 3:1-8. In this passage, Paul addresses God’s faithfulness. Together, we discuss our role as conduits of God’s righteousness and faithfulness to the world.

Today's episode looks at Romans 2:17-29. In this passage, Paul discusses the shortfall of the Jews dependence on the Law. Together, we discuss what it means to be included in the family of God. 

In this episode we look at Romans 2:1-16. In this passage, Paul describes God’s righteous judgment. Together, we discuss God’s role as judge and our role as obedient followers of Christ.

In this episode we look at Romans 1:18-32. In this passage, Paul articulates God’s initial action and the human condition. Together, we discuss the importance of serving and worshiping the Creator.  

This episode looks at Romans 1:8-17 which communicates Paul’s prayers, plans, and point of writing the letter. Together, we discuss a variety of themes that emerge in the prayer and thanksgiving of Paul’s letter to the Romans.

This episode looks at Romans 1:1-7 which functions as Paul’s greeting to the churches of Rome. Together, we discuss our identity as slaves for Christ.