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Join us as we take a deep dive into the book of Romans. Join our Campus Pastors for some lighthearted banter, thought-provoking concepts, and profound ideas about Christianity.
Unknown Host hosts Roman Rants, a religion show with 21 episodes published.
When life is difficult, where do you turn? And what do you pray when you don't even know what to say? In this episode of Roman Rants , Mike sits down with Pastor Dave Herndon to unpack Romans 8:18-30 , one of the Bible's
Romans 8 opens with one of the most powerful promises in Scripture: "There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." In this episode of Romans Rants , Mike and Executive Pastor, Patrick McDermott, unpack
Can you lose your salvation? What does the Romans Road teach us? And what is the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer? In this special Romans Rants Q&A episode, Pastor Mike and Pastor Epi respond to some of
Why does Paul compare the Law to marriage in Romans 7? In this episode, Pastor Mike and Pastor Epi dive into Romans 7:1–13 and discuss the purpose of God's Law, the difference between covenant and contract, how sin decei
In this bonus episode of Romans Rants , Mike sits down with Hannah and Angela to explore one of the most important verses in the Bible: Romans 6:23. Together they discuss the Romans Road, the reality of sin, the meaning
What does Paul mean when he says we're either slaves to sin or slaves to righteousness? In this episode of Romans Rants , Mike and Brian unpack Romans 6:15-23, discussing the relationship between grace, obedience, spirit
In this episode of Romans Rants , Michael Woodward sits down with Monroe Campus Pastor Brian Barrett to unpack Romans 6 and one of the most important questions in the Christian life: If God's grace covers our sin, does t
In this episode of Romans Rants, the team unpacks Romans 5:12–21 and explores the contrast between Adam’s disobedience and Jesus’ obedience. Together, they discuss inherited sin, the power of grace, the struggle between
In this episode of Roman Rants, Mike and Jon Eastlick unpack Romans 5:6–11 and explore the overwhelming love of God revealed through Jesus Christ. What does it mean that Christ died for us “at the right time”? Why does P
In this episode of Romans Rants, Pastor Michael and Jon Eastlick explore Romans 5:1–5 and the powerful connection between faith, grace, perseverance, and hope. Together they discuss: What it means to truly have peace wit
What if the struggle you're in right now is not punishment—but preparation? This week on Roman Rants, we continue in Romans 4 and discuss Abraham’s faith when everything around him said God’s promise was impossible. Past
This week on Roman Rants, we explore Romans 4:1–12 and Paul’s teaching that righteousness comes through faith—not works. Looking at Abraham’s story, we discuss identity, grace, pride, striving, and how to find true rest
What does it actually mean to have faith? And if we keep messing up… are we still considered righteous? In this episode of Romans Rants, we explore Romans 4 through real-life questions about faith, righteousness, and how
As Romans 3 comes to a close, we wrestle with a powerful question: what do we actually have to boast about? This episode explores the tension between faith and works, pride and humility, and how our identity is shaped wh
Romans 3:21–26 marks a major turning point in the gospel story. In this episode of Romans Rants, we unpack what it means to be justified by faith and how Jesus’ sacrifice satisfies both the justice and mercy of God. What
In this episode of Romans Rants, we explore Romans 3:1–20 and the role of the law in a life shaped by grace. Why does the law still matter if we’re not saved by it? How does it reveal our need for God? And how do we avoi
In Romans 2:25–29, Paul shifts the focus from outward religious actions to something deeper—the condition of the heart. In this episode of Roman Rants, we talk about what it really means to have a relationship with God,
In this episode of Roman Rants, we explore Romans 2:17–29 and Paul’s warning about the dangers of religious pride. The Jewish people had the law and a long history with God—but instead of allowing it to transform their h
In Romans 2, Paul turns the spotlight from obvious sin to something far more subtle — self-righteousness. In this episode of Roman Rants, we unpack the danger of judging others while quietly excusing ourselves. What’s th
In this episode of Roman Rants, we dive into Romans 1:16–17 and unpack what it really means to live unashamed of the gospel in a world that often pushes back against biblical truth. Why is faith so hard sometimes? Why do
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