Episodes

  • Religiosity Can't Save You | Romans 2:1-29

    Religiosity Can't Save You | Romans 2:1-29
    Apr 26 2026
    After laying out how God's judgment comes upon those who blatantly sin, Paul turns the tables and shows that those who are self-assured, morally-upstanding, and religiously-devout are just as much in danger of God's judgment through their religiosity. Religiosity is the attempt to secure righteousness before God through religious performance. As such, we need to repent of our religiosity just as much as we need to repent of our blatant sins. Thankfully, the gospel invites us to rest in something far better - not in what we do, but in what Jesus has already done for us.
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    35 mins
  • God's Righteous Judgment | Romans 1:18-32

    God's Righteous Judgment | Romans 1:18-32
    Apr 19 2026
    As Paul lays out the gospel message, he will first explain God's just wrath on all unrighteousness. There is no good news without first knowing the sobering truth of the bad news. Paul explains the fullness of the depravity of the human condition where we were given up to our idolatry, lusts, and rebellion. This highlights not only our utter need for a savior, but also the glory of God's salvation.
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    49 mins
  • The Gospel of God | Romans 1:1-17

    The Gospel of God | Romans 1:1-17
    Apr 13 2026
    With the introductory portion of his letter, the Apostle Paul highlights the central theme of his entire letter: the gospel of God. The gospel of God is the good news of God's salvation for everyone who believes. As such, it fulfills the promises of the Old Testament, it is centered on the person and work of Jesus Christ, and it has a missional impulse to reach all nations.
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    43 mins
  • Jesus through the Eyes of Andrew | Various Passages

    Jesus through the Eyes of Andrew | Various Passages
    Apr 5 2026
    Andrew was one of the original twelve disciples of Jesus. But he is one of the lesser-known disciples, especially since he was so often overshadowed by his older brother, Peter. But despite Andrew’s relative lack of screen time on the pages of Scripture, there are some very helpful things we can glean from him about Jesus. Through Andrew, we see that Jesus is worth surrendering everything to follow, that Jesus is able to multiply anything far beyond measure, and that Jesus empowers us to fear nothing with his victory over death.
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    39 mins
  • God's Work of Redemption | Ruth 4:1-22

    God's Work of Redemption | Ruth 4:1-22
    Mar 29 2026
    As Boaz carries out his work of redeeming Ruth and Naomi, he reflects God's greater work of redemption. Through Boaz, we see that God's work of redemption is motivated by great love, marked by great cost, and secures great renewal. God's work of redemption is perfectly displayed in Jesus, who lovingly lays down his own life to redeem his people.
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    36 mins
  • Righteous Risks | Ruth 3:1-18

    Righteous Risks | Ruth 3:1-18
    Mar 22 2026
    God's sovereign and loving hand is at work, and rather than lying around in passivity, Ruth decides to take a risk and pursue Boaz, who is a kinsmen-redeemer. Even in the midst of complications, Ruth and Naomi stand resilient and hopeful. This story not only points to Jesus who becomes our very own kinsmen-redeemer, but also reminds us that we may take steps forward in boldness and stand resilient in setbacks because God's sovereign hand and loving-kindness is upon our lives as well.
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    36 mins
  • The Steadfast Love of the Lord | Ruth 2:1-23

    The Steadfast Love of the Lord | Ruth 2:1-23
    Mar 15 2026
    After arriving in Bethlehem with Naomi, Ruth decides to glean for food in the surrounding fields in order to survive. As she goes to glean, we see God's steadfast love in action as she stumbles upon the field of a man named Boaz and receives unexpected generosity. God demonstrates his steadfast love through the seemingly random coincidences of life as well as through the exceedingly generous kindness of others. The right response to experiencing God's steadfast love is gratitude, stewardship, and generosity.
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    37 mins
  • Faith in the Bitterness | Ruth 1:7-22

    Faith in the Bitterness | Ruth 1:7-22
    Mar 8 2026
    After Naomi hears about God's provision of food in Bethlehem, she decides to leave Moab and return home. But having lost everything, she has become bitter. Nevertheless, we see that a genuine faith in God can be marked by overwhelming bitterness towards God. A bitter faith is still a genuine faith, and a faith that God accepts. Naomi is able to maintain genuine faith despite her bitterness because of the commitment that Ruth makes to her. Our faith is sustained in the midst of bitterness through faithful and faith-filled friends.
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    36 mins