The book of Romans, verse by verse. Victory Baptist Church Coden, Alabama Pastor Thomas Irvin www.vbcoden.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRomans is hosted by Thomas Irvin. The show has published 205 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Romans | Chapter 2" (25 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Romans | Chapter 1" (18 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "Romans 16꞉25-27 | To the Only Wise God" (17 May 2026, 82 minutes).
Romans publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 205 episodes.
Booking probability for Romans is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Romans requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Romans's contact route on record: verified email.
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Thomas Irvin hosts Romans, a religion podcast with 205 episodes published.
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The sermon examines Romans 2 to expose the spiritual danger of religious self-righteousness, arguing that condemning others while ignoring one's own sin renders a person inexcusable before God. It contrasts the open sin...
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This sermon introduces the Book of Romans as the foundational text for New Testament doctrine, emphasizing that Paul's primary identity is that of a voluntary servant of Jesus Christ rather than a mere apostle. The...
The sermon concludes a 28-month journey through the Book of Romans with a powerful call to be established in faith through the unchanging gospel of Jesus Christ, which is the sole power for both salvation and spiritual...
The sermon centers on Romans 16:17–24, calling believers to spiritually discern and avoid those who cause divisions contrary to sound doctrine, not out of judgmentalism but as a necessary defense of the church's purity...
The closing chapter of Romans reveals the profound personal and communal dimensions of the Christian faith, shifting from doctrinal depth to a heartfelt gallery of named believers, each affirmed by Paul as a testament...
The final verses of Romans 15 present a powerful call to spiritual warfare through prayer, as the Apostle Paul, despite his confident plans, humbly beseeches the believers to join him in earnest, collaborative...
Romans 16 concludes Paul's profound theological epistle with a powerful emphasis on the personal, relational, and sacrificial nature of the Christian life, revealing that the gospel is not merely a system of doctrine...
The sermon centers on Romans 15:25–29, highlighting the biblical principle that spiritual blessings entail a moral obligation to meet others' physical needs, illustrated by Gentile churches financially supporting...
The sermon centers on the tension between sincere human desire and divine obedience, using the Apostle Paul's journey to Jerusalem as a cautionary example. Though Paul's motivation—ministering to the poor saints and...
This sermon traces God's redemptive purpose to dwell among humanity from Eden to the eternal state, revealing a consistent pattern of divine fellowship interrupted by sin yet restored through Christ. Centered on Exodus...
The sermon centers on the dual call to spiritual maturity and faithful stewardship in the Christian life, drawing from Romans 15:14–21 to emphasize that true church health is marked by moral goodness, deep biblical...
The sermon centers on the theological integrity of God's faithfulness to His promises to Israel, affirming that Jesus Christ, as the 'minister of the circumcision,' came to confirm those ancient covenants, thereby...
The central message of this sermon is that the Christian life demands sacrificial love, unity, and mutual reception rooted in the example of Christ, who welcomed sinners despite their unworthiness. Drawing from Romans...
The sermon centers on the Christian imperative to bear one another's burdens, rooted in Christ's selfless example and the call to prioritize the spiritual well-being of others over personal comfort. Drawing from Romans...
Romans 15 calls the spiritually mature to embrace self-denial as a mark of true strength, urging them to bear the weaknesses of others not for personal comfort but for the edification of the body of Christ. Centered on...
The sermon centers on the responsible exercise of Christian liberty, emphasizing that while believers are free from legalistic constraints, this freedom must never be used to wound or offend weaker brothers. Drawing...
In Romans 14:13–23, the Apostle Paul calls believers to prioritize spiritual maturity and love over personal liberty, warning that while Christians are free in Christ, the exercise of that freedom must never become a...
The central message of Romans 14:1–6 is that true Christian unity transcends differences in secondary matters such as diet and observance of days, grounded not in uniformity but in mutual acceptance by God through...
The central message of Romans 14 is the call to receive one another in Christ with grace and humility, recognizing that while Scripture clearly defines moral boundaries, many areas of life—such as diet, medicine...
Romans 14 confronts the church's tendency to impose personal convictions—on diet, holidays, medicine, or lifestyle—onto others, framing such judgments as spiritual pride that undermines unity. The chapter distinguishes...
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