We're in Romans 1:18–3:20

What happens when we exchange God's truth for something else?

In Week 2 of our Rooted & Sent: Romans Study, we explore one of the most challenging—and relevant—passages in the book of Romans. Paul reveals what happens when people suppress truth, pursue idols, and look to created things for identity, purpose, and fulfillment instead of the Creator.

In a culture that encourages us to "follow our hearts," define our own truth, and seek validation from the world around us, Romans reminds us that anything we place above God will ultimately leave us empty. Whether it's success, approval, comfort, relationships, achievement, or self-reliance, every counterfeit promise eventually falls short.

In this episode, we'll discuss:
✨ The danger of exchanging truth for counterfeits
✨ Modern idols that compete for our hearts
✨ Why culture's definition of truth often conflicts with God's Word
✨ The reality that every person needs God's grace
✨ How recognizing our need for Jesus prepares us for true transformation

Through biblical teaching, practical application, storytelling, and insights from trusted Bible scholars, we'll discover why Romans first confronts us with our need before revealing the incredible beauty of God's grace.

📖 "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." — Romans 3:23

💛 The good news of the Gospel begins when we stop trusting counterfeits and start trusting Christ.

Join us as we continue our journey through Romans and learn what it means to be:

🌿 Rooted in Truth
🔥 Transformed by the Gospel
🚀 Sent with Purpose

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