This message from Pastor Thomas tackles one of the most difficult questions posed by the book of Romans: if God is powerful and loving, then why are some people saved by faith in Jesus while others choose to reject that offer? The answer to that question lies in the character of God, and that's good news.

In this message, Daniel reads through and explains Romans 8. In these verses we find incredibly good news, a lot of hope to fuel endurance, and a call to real, honest, urgent prayer. (Also there were some technical difficulties and the first few minutes of this message weren't recorded. Our apologies.)

In this episode, Pastor Thomas and Daniel read through and chat about Romans 7.

In this message from Romans 6, Pastor Thomas explains how Jesus transforms our hearts to want the things that line up with his Kingdom.

In this message from Romans 5, Daniel breaks down what we gain by resting the full weight of our faith on Jesus, and Jesus alone.

Every month, Providence College Ministry hosts a lecture about the intersection of the gospel's story and the narrative of modern Western culture. In this talk, Pastor Thomas breaks down a biblical theology of cities by tracing the theme through all sixty-six books of the Christian Scriptures. In the end, what we find is that God loves cities because God loves people, and God intends for his people to cultural creators within a global, urban context.

In this message, Pastor Thomas breaks down Romans chapter 4. Here, we find out that the gospel is unlike every other religion and philosophy the world has to offer. In fact, it turns all of those things upside down. Rather than being about what we can offer God, it's all about what God offers us through faith in Jesus.

In Romans 3, God's plan to save people is revealed. It's all about Jesus.

In Romans 2, we see that there are two ways to miss God. Either you live like He doesn't matter, or you try to lift yourself up to His level by pushing down people you see as morally inferior. Jesus offers a third, better way.

In the first episode of our series walking through the book of Romans, Pastor Thomas focuses on 1:16, "I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes..."