Episodes

Romans 12:9-21 is where Paul stops letting us talk about how transformed we are and starts checking the receipts. Genuine love. Honoring others. Serving faithfully. Helping people in need. Blessing the people who come against you. Refusing revenge. Feeding your enemy instead of fantasizing about their downfall. Apparently, “living sacrifice” wasn’t just a metaphor. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of up to ...

Everybody loves the idea of being a “living sacrifice” until they realize sacrifices don’t get to negotiate the terms. In Romans 12, Paul takes eleven chapters of deep theology and finally says, “Therefore…” In other words, now that you know what God has done for you, what are you going to do about it? We’ll unpack what it actually means to put your whole life on the altar, stop letting the world squeeze you into its mold, and allow God to renovate the way you think. Then Paul makes things even...

Just when you think you have God’s plan figured out, Paul reminds you that God wasn’t waiting on your whiteboard presentation. In Romans 11:25-36, we tackle one of Paul’s biggest mysteries: Israel’s partial hardening, “all Israel will be saved,” God’s irrevocable calling, and a mercy big enough to leave everybody without room to brag. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ American Financing - Call American Financing today to find out how customers are saving an avg of $800/mo. 888-961-4143 or visit http://www.A...

Apparently, getting invited to the party does not mean you get to insult the people who were there before you. In Romans 11:11-24, Paul explains how Israel’s stumbling opened the door for the gospel to spread among the Gentiles, and then immediately tells the Gentiles not to get cocky about it. You are a wild branch that got grafted into somebody else’s tree. Maybe don’t start criticizing the landscaping. In this study, we’ll talk about Israel’s stumbling, God’s faithfulness, the kindness and ...

Israel had the promises, the prophets, the Scriptures, the history, the covenant, and every spiritual advantage imaginable… and still managed to miss the Messiah standing right in front of them. In Romans 11:1-10, Paul reminds us that God hasn’t abandoned His people, grace can’t be earned, and religious familiarity is no substitute for faith. It’s a sobering warning for anyone who thinks knowing all the right things automatically means their heart is in the right place. Turns out you can be surr...

We love making salvation complicated. Work harder. Be better. Get religious. Clean yourself up. Impress God. Paul dismantles the whole exhausting system in Romans 10:5-21. You don’t have to climb into heaven, perform a spiritual obstacle course, or build a resume impressive enough for God. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of up to ten thousand dollars ✅ American Financing - Call American Financing today to...

Romans 9:30-10:4 You can be sincere, passionate, religious, disciplined, and absolutely headed the wrong way. Paul explains how Israel pursued righteousness so aggressively that they stumbled right over the One who actually provides it. In this episode, we unpack the danger of trying to impress God with our spiritual resume, why zeal without truth can be dangerous, and what Paul means when he says Christ is “the end of the law for righteousness.” Maybe the gospel isn’t about trying harder. May...

Romans 9:1-29 takes us into one of the deepest and most challenging passages in Scripture. Paul wrestles with Israel’s unbelief, God’s promises, election, Pharaoh, the Potter and the clay, and the uncomfortable truth that God is sovereign and we are not. Why does God choose? Is God unfair? If God is sovereign, are we still responsible? And what happens when God’s plan doesn’t make sense from where we’re standing? Today’s Sponsors: ✅ American Financing - Call American Financing today to find o...

Paul starts naming everything we are afraid of: suffering, persecution, danger, spiritual powers, an uncertain future, even death itself. Then he makes an outrageous declaration: none of it can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus. Romans 8:35-39 isn’t a promise that Christians won’t suffer. It’s a promise that suffering doesn’t get the final word. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ American Financing - Call American Financing today to find out how customers are saving an avg of $800/mo. 888-961...

Paul ends Romans 8 by basically throwing down the theological gauntlet: If God is for us, who can successfully stand against us? Who can accuse us? Who can condemn us? And what exactly can separate us from the love of Christ? Spoiler alert: nobody and nothing. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of up to ten thousand dollars ✅ Angel Studios - Join the Angel Guild to watch Seeking Persephone and discover a wh...

Romans 8:18-30 is for anybody who’s ever looked at their life and thought, “Lord… I’m gonna need You to explain this one.” Paul doesn’t pretend suffering doesn’t hurt. Creation is groaning. We’re groaning. Sometimes we don’t even know what to pray. And right in the middle of all that mess comes one of the biggest promises in Scripture: God is still working. In this study, we’ll talk about suffering, hope, unanswered prayers, the Spirit praying when we don’t have the words, what “all things wor...

Your past may explain some things about you, but it doesn’t own you. In Romans 8:12-17, Paul reveals one of the most powerful truths of the gospel: in Christ, you are no longer a slave. You have been adopted. The Holy Spirit doesn’t just help you fight sin, He reminds you who you are and whose you are. What does it mean to “put to death” the deeds of the flesh? How does the Spirit lead us? Today’s Sponsors: ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time ...

What if the biggest battle in your life isn’t around you, but within you? Romans 8:1-11 begins with one of the greatest promises in Scripture: “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” But Paul doesn’t stop with forgiveness. He shows us what happens when the Spirit of God takes up residence in us. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Patriot Mobile - Go to https://patriotmobile.com/partners/chad or call 972-PATRIOT. Use promo code CHAD for a FREE MONTH of service ✅ Human Coal...

Have you ever known exactly what you should do, genuinely wanted to do it, and then watched yourself do the opposite? In Romans 7:14-25, Paul gets painfully honest about the war inside the human heart. He exposes the limits of willpower, the persistent pull of sin, and the frustration of trying harder only to fail again. But his struggle leads to a much bigger question: “Who will deliver me?” Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Angel Studios - Join the Angel Guild to watch Seeking Persephone and discover a wh...

Everybody serves something. The question is not whether you will have a master, but which master you will obey. In Romans 6:13-23, Paul exposes the illusion that freedom means simply doing whatever we want. Sin promises freedom but produces slavery, shame, and ultimately death. Jesus does something radically different: He breaks sin’s dominion and gives us a new life, a new allegiance, and a new direction. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Human Coalition - Give today at https://humancoalition.org/beforethe...

What does it actually mean to be “dead to the law”? In Romans 7:1-6, Paul uses the powerful picture of marriage and death to reveal what happened to us through our union with Christ. The law did not die, we did. And death changed everything. In this study, we explore how the cross ended our former relationship to the law, how resurrection joined us to Christ, and why Christian obedience is no longer about struggling to satisfy the letter, but bearing fruit through the life of the Spirit. Today...

Romans 5 and 6 reveal something far greater than forgiveness. In Christ, you haven’t simply been pardoned, you’ve been brought out of an old kingdom and into a new life. Through the story of Israel’s exodus from Egypt and Lazarus walking out of the tomb, we discover a powerful picture of what it means to die with Christ and be raised to walk in the newness of life. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Rumble Wallet - Download Rumble Wallet now and step away from the big banks — for good! https://rumblewallet.o...

If grace covers our sin, does it really matter how we live? Paul answers that question with one of the most powerful truths in Romans: the gospel does more than forgive you, it changes who you are. In Romans 6:1-12, Paul reveals what it means to be united with Christ in His death and resurrection. The old self has been crucified, sin’s mastery has been broken, and we have been raised to walk in the newness of life. The Christian life is not an endless attempt to repair the person you used to be...

Romans 5:12-21 tells the story of humanity through two men: Adam and Jesus Christ. Through Adam came sin, condemnation, and death. Through Christ comes grace, righteousness, justification, and eternal life. In this study, we’ll unpack what it means to be “in Adam” versus “in Christ,” why death has reigned over humanity, and how Jesus accomplished far more than simply repairing what Adam broke. Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more. Sin may have entered the world through one man, but t...

Romans 5:1-11 takes us beyond the question of how we are saved and shows us what salvation actually changes. Because we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God, access to grace, hope in suffering, and the assurance that God’s love is not dependent on our circumstances or performance. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Human Coalition - Give today at https://humancoalition.org/beforethenoise ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of...

What does real faith look like when everything you can see says the promise cannot happen? In Romans 4:13-25, Paul takes us into the heart of Abraham’s faith. Abraham was not declared righteous because he kept the Law, performed religious rituals, or somehow earned God’s favor. He believed the promise of God, even when his circumstances made that promise appear impossible. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Patriot Mobile - Go to https://patriotmobile.com/partners/chad or call 972-PATRIOT. Use promo code CH...

The story of the prodigal son is about more than a rebellious young man who finally comes home. In Luke 15:11-32, Jesus reveals two different ways to be lost: rebellion that runs from the Father and self-righteousness that stays near the Father but never truly knows His heart. Today’s Sponsors: ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of up to ten thousand dollars For advertising inquiries please email sponsorships@rumble.com

What if the greatest obstacle to receiving grace is our insistence on earning it? In Romans 4:1-12, Paul reaches back to Abraham and David to prove that righteousness has never been a reward for religious performance. It is a gift credited to those who believe Today’s Sponsors: ✅ Human Coalition - Give today at https://humancoalition.org/beforethenoise ✅ BIRCH GOLD - Text CHAD to the number 989898 to see if you qualify for a first-time gold buyer rebate of up to ten thousand dollars ✅ Rumble...

Romans 3 brings us to the heart of the gospel. We have all sinned, none of us can earn righteousness, and no amount of religion or good works can justify us before God. But what we could never achieve, God provides through Jesus Christ. In Romans 3:21-31, Paul reveals how sinners are justified by grace through faith, how the blood of Christ satisfies both God’s justice and mercy, and why the gospel leaves absolutely no room for human boasting. We bring the sin. Christ brings the righteousness. ...