The book of Romans, the most influential epistle in the Bible, defines what it means to live a justified and righteous life, through Christ and faith alone. God pursues us, He finds us and He saves us. Our hope is to discover the true Gospel and it’s never ending goodness, for you. Support the show
The book of Romans, the most influential epistle in the Bible, defines what it means to live a justified and righteous life, through Christ and faith alone. God pursues us, He finds us and He saves us. Our hope is to discover the true Gospel and it’s never ending goodness, for you. Support the show
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The book of Romans, the most influential epistle in the Bible, defines what it means to live a justified and righteous life, through Christ and faith alone. God pursues us, He finds us and He saves us. Our hope is to discover the true Gospel and it’s never ending goodness, for you. Support the show
The book of Romans, the most influential epistle in the Bible, defines what it means to live a justified and righteous life, through Christ and faith alone. God pursues us, He finds us and He saves us. Our hope is to discover the true Gospel and it’s never ending goodness, for you. Support the show
The book of Romans, the most influential epistle in the Bible, defines what it means to live a justified and righteous life, through Christ and faith alone. God pursues us, He finds us and He saves us. Our hope is to discover the true Gospel and it’s never ending goodness, for you. Support the show
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It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
It’s easy to think of the Ten Commandments as a list of rules and regulations, inscribed in stone thousands of years ago. But there’s actually freedom found within the law, if we’re willing to see it, that serve as an important and timeless reminder for our lives today–and for the future. Support the show
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The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering. Support the show
The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering. Support the show
We’ll discover what it means to be made beautiful in Christ, in the midst of our brokenness and imperfection. Support the show
The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering. Support the show
The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering. Support the show
The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering. Support the show
