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Episode 162: Revelation 2:1-11 05.07.2026 30:14 ↓

In this episode, we consider what Jesus had to say to the seven churches, beginning with Ephesus and Smyrna.

Episode 161: Revelation 1:4-20 05.07.2026 30:11 ↓

In this episode, we consider Jesus' first vision of Jesus in Revelation 1.

Episode 160: Revelation 1:1-3 21.06.2026 30:24 ↓

In this episode, we begin our study of the book of Revelation.

Episode 159: Romans 16:25-27 21.06.2026 30:03 ↓

In this episode, we conclude our study of the book of Romans.

Episode 158: Romans 15:7-Romans 16:24 14.06.2026 30:22 ↓

In this episode, we turn to Paul's closing remarks in the letter to the Romans.

Episode 156: Romans 12:9-13:14 31.05.2026 29:34 ↓

In this episode, we consider more of Paul's practical applications in the book of Romans.

Episode 155: Romans 12:1-8 19.05.2026 30:08 ↓

In this episode, we begin our consideration of Paul's practical applications in the book of Romans.

Episode 154: Romans 11:11-36 11.05.2026 30:03 ↓

In this episode, we conclude our consideration of Paul's explanation of the place of Israel in God's plan of redemption, focusing on the olive tree imagery.

Episode 153: Romans 10:5-11:10 03.05.2026 29:17 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's expanation of the reason that the Jewish people missed the righteousness of God and the goal of the Law.

Episode 151: Romans 9:1-18 19.04.2026 30:03 ↓

In this episode, we begin our consideration of Paul's explanation of the place of Israel in God's plan.

Episode 150: Romans 8:12-39 12.04.2026 30:22 ↓

In this episode, we consider the great blessings that come from being in Christ and having God's Spirit dwelling in us.

Episode 148: Romans 7:7-25 06.04.2026 29:07 ↓

In this we consider Paul's description of one who finds himself enslaved under the Law.

Episode 149: Romans 8:1-11 06.04.2026 29:47 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's declaration of the life in Christ the one who is led by the Spirit can live.

Episode 147: Romans 6:17-7:6 22.03.2026 29:57 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's conclusion to the imagery of slavery to sin and slavery to righteousness and open up with Paul's consideration of dying to the Law using marital imagery.

Episode 146: Romans 6:1-18 15.03.2026 29:08 ↓

In this episode we consider Paul's summary of how what baptism is should shape the life of the one who has died and been raised with Christ.

Episode 145: Romans 5:12-21 08.03.2026 29:54 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's contrast of Adam, whose transgression brought death, and Jesus, whose one act of righteousness brought life.

Episode 144: Romans 5:1-11 01.03.2026 30:20 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's consideration of God's love, demonstrated in Christ, and the hope that it gives us as we look toward eternity.

Episode 143: Romans 4:1-25 22.02.2026 30:08 ↓

In this episode, we consider how Abraham's faith is the model and how we can all be his descendants if we follow in it.

Episode 142: Romans 3:21-31 15.02.2026 29:47 ↓

In this episode we consider Paul description of how God's righteousness has been displayed in Christ.

Episode 141: Romans 3:1-20 08.02.2026 29:54 ↓

In this episode, we consider how Paul concludes his consideration of the problem of sin. In this section, he draws the conclusion that both Jew and Gentile are under sin as he lays the groundwork for showing God's righteousness revealed in the gospel.

Episode 140: Romans 2:17-29 01.02.2026 29:48 ↓

In this episode we consider Paul's challenges to the conversation partner who is putting stock in circumcision and the Law for justification.

Episode 139: Romans 2:1-16 25.01.2026 29:57 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's conversation in Romans 2:1-16 with his conversation partner about hyprocrisy and the impartial judgment of God.

Episode 138: Romans 1:18-32 18.01.2026 29:59 ↓

In this episode, we consider Paul's description of the pagan world that had rejected God and lived in unrighteousness.

Episode 136: Romans 1:1-7 04.01.2026 29:36 ↓

In this episode, we begin a consideration of the letter to the Romans by looking at the first seven verses of the epistle.