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In this episode, Joe Durso exposits Romans 8:26, 27 and explains the difference between living and walking in the Spirit. 

In this episode, Joe Durso examines the implications of a redeemed body for those who will inhabit the New Heaven and Earth. 

In this episode, the creation groaning and eagerly awaiting the revelation of the sons of God is examined. Joe also discusses the futility of the earthbound and the assurance of hope for the heaven-bound. 

This lesson focuses on the differences between living in the Spirit and living according to the Spirit and the ramifications that difference has on our life with Christ. 

This episode focuses upon the Christian's calling to suffer with Christ so that he might be glorified with Him. 

There is nothing more stabilizing in the life of a Christian than an assurance of salvation. This episode focuses upon the work of the Holy Spirit within the heart of the believer to produce eternal security. 

In this episode, we take a close look at Romans 8:14, "For all who are being led by the Spirit of God, these are sons and daughters of God." To be led by the Spirit of God is to be led by One who knows the will of God to do, in every way, what pleases Him. 

This episode adds more depth to the meaning of living according to the flesh or the Spirit. In conclusion, we come to understand who are the children of God. 

Is the Christian life nothing more than a list commands, a moral lifestyle or is it life lived by the resurrected life of the Son of God? 

In this episode, Joe Durso examines the Apostle Paul's use of the phrase, Jesus condemned sin in the flesh. This is an exciting truth for all who believe in Jesus Christ for the effect the Holy Spirit can have upon those left in an imperfect condition and face the world, the flesh, and the devil. 

At a time in American culture when "spirituality" is on the rise, Joe Durso seeks to give meaning to the Biblical definition of spiritual life in Episode 22. The Law's Fulfillment can only be accomplished through the ministry of the Holy Spirit who dwells in the hearts of those who believe in Jesus. 

In this episode, Joe Durso examines Romans eight verses one and two. It is in these opening verses from chapter eight that begins with the wondrous declaration of condemnation eradicated from the believer's ledger. When the books are finally opened on judgment day, the person of faith will be found as having never sinned in God's eyes. 

Joe Durso, Matt Kohlhepp, and Carter Gable discuss topics like salvation, discipleship, and what it means to be mature and responsible as a Christian. 

In this episode, Joe Durso describes the Biblical author's intent of Romans 7:14-25. This message reconciles the Christian's struggle with sin and his victory through the resurrection of Christ. 

This episode examines the veil between Greek and Hebrew texts in translations of the Bible. Specifically, the text of scripture in Romans 7:14-25 needs far more examination in the original text to arrive at a meaning that is consistent with the whole of scripture.  

In Christ's death we die, sin dies in us and we live in Christ. Romans 7:7-13 is a hard passage to understand. We will examine the nature of the Law, sin, and identification with Christ in this episode. 

In this episode, Joe Durso explains the message of Romans 7:4-6, where Paul parallels Marriage with the binding of the law, which is only broken by death. Life and fruitfulness were accomplished for the believer through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A point that Joe expounds on during this broadcast. 

In this episode, Joe Durso explains the message of Romans 7:4-6, where Paul parallels Marriage with the binding of the law, which is only broken by death. Life and fruitfulness were accomplished for the believer through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A point that Joe expounds on during this broadcast. 

What is it that makes the Christian do the things he does? What motives drive obedience to Christ? Joe Durso explores the reason that the love of God constrains Christians.

In this episode, Joe Durso examines the teaching of Paul from Romans 6:15-19, where we learn the primary source of the Christian's overcoming power to conquer sin and death. Deception is the enemy, and the truth is our most sincere and giving friend. Everyone who adheres to Paul's teaching in this portion of scripture will benefit immensely.

Living Under Grace, Not the Law is taken from Paul’s letter to the Romans Chapter six, verses twelve through fourteen. The Christian has two choices, either to battle against his fleshly appetites by the flesh as he lives under the dictates of the law. Or to live by faith in the Spirit, which is his only means of overcoming sin. The first choice is to live under the law; the second is to live by g...

In this episode, Joe Durso examines the meaning of Paul’s words in Romans chapter six, verses eight through eleven. In this portion of scripture, Paul proclaims the importance of identification with Christ as the source of the believer’s holiness. If you are a Christian and want to understand how faith becomes energized so that you realize the full potential of your connection to Christ, you will...

In this show, Joe Durso interviews Nate Derenge, friend and brother in the Lord. They talked about such topics as Nate's salvation testimony, the effect the environment has on people, and men made in the image of God. 

When Jesus calls people to Himself it is not without a purpose; He calls people to please the Father by being holy. In this message, we will look at Paul’s teaching concerning the Christian’s freedom from sin through their identification with Christ.

There is a great deal of talk today about race. There has always been much said about race, but the question remains, is what people say the truth. The Christian understands that what God has said is the truth and nothing but the truth. The Gospel, at one point, actually hinges on the reality of race and race according to God's definition.  In today's episode, we will explore what God has to...