Have It Your Way
September 21, 2025
Doug Virgint explores the sobering reality of God’s wrath against human sin. When people suppress the truth revealed through creation and reject God’s glory, His judgment is to give them over to their desires, leading to idolatry, immorality, and a corrupted mind.
No Way Out
October 12, 2025
Louis Bridgman unpacks Romans 3:1–20, showing how Paul dismantles five different heart postures that people use to avoid confronting their sin. He explains how God’s law is meant to make us conscious of that sin, exposing our inability to save ourselves and preparing our hearts to receive God’s grace through Jesus.
Grace That Reigns
November 9, 2025
Stephen McHarg reflects on Romans 5:12–21, explaining that while Adam’s sin brought brokenness and death, Christ’s sacrifice restores life and righteousness. He reminds listeners that grace is greater than failure, shame, and gossip, urging the church to be a place where grace covers every flaw. The message challenges believers to live and speak with the same grace they have received.
New Life, New Identity
November 16, 2025
James Fuoco teaches that believers who are united with Christ in his death and resurrection are given a new identity that cannot coexist with a life of ongoing, unrepentant sin. He warns against the idea that Christians can live however they want because of grace and emphasizes that sanctification is the Spirit’s work in us as we actively yield ourselves to God.
Freed to Serve a New Master
November 23, 2025
Nick Azzuolo traces Paul’s argument in Romans 6:15-7:6, showing that grace not only frees believers from sin’s rule but also brings them under a new, life-giving master. He emphasizes that every person serves either sin or God and that true freedom expresses itself in Spirit-enabled obedience, gratitude, and fruitfulness.
The Power of Sin
November 30, 2025
Louis Bridgman teaches through Paul's portrayal of sin as an active power that distorts God’s good law, divides the human will, and ultimately devours those who remain in Adam’s realm. While the law is holy and perfect, sin twists it into fuel for rebellion, leaving a person aware of the good yet unable to carry it out. He ends with Paul’s desperate cry for rescue, highlighting how deliverance - rescue - is only found through Jesus Christ.