In this episode, we unpack one of Paul’s most foundational arguments in the letter to the Romans: How can broken people stand righteous before a holy God? Through a deep look at Romans 4:9-17, we explore how Abraham — long before law or ritual — was made right with God through faith alone. This isn’t just ancient history; it’s the blueprint for understanding salvation, grace, and what it means to trust God when the world tells us to rely on performance instead of belief. We’ll wrestle with big questions like: Why does Paul point to Abraham’s faith before circumcision? What does it mean to be counted righteous by God? And how does this ancient story reshape our understanding of faith, identity, and God’s promises today? Whether you’re curious about faith’s roots or hungry for deeper spiritual insight, this episode will challenge and encourage you.
The Verdict: Humanity Under Sin (Romans 3:9-20)
2/26/2026Righteousness Revealed: Grace, Faith & Peace (Romans 3:21-31)
2/6/2026Unfair? The Heart of Romans 3:1-8
2/5/2026True identity is formed inwardly, not outwardly (Romans 2:25-29)
2/4/2026Romans 2:17-24 - Belief, behavior, and the name of God
1/21/2026Romans 2:6–16 — Truth, Judgment, and the Way We Live
1/20/2026Based on an in-depth verse-by-verse study of the Book of Philippians, this devotional will guide you through some of Paul’s most intense personal moments, as well as his encouragement to rejoice.
Built in 5-day sets, the devotional will take you through Philippians in 25 weeks. Each week will also link the themes of the book to the rest of Scripture. It is perfect as a platform for deeper study as well as a personal devotional.
Based on an in-depth verse-by-verse study of the Book of Philippians, this devotional will guide you through some of Paul’s most intense personal moments, as well as his encouragement to rejoice.
Built in 5-day sets, the devotional will take you through Philippians in 25 weeks. Each week will also link the themes of the book to the rest of Scripture. It is perfect as a platform for deeper study as well as a personal devotional.