How do we live together in peace when we disagree? Paul’s answer might surprise you. In this bonus episode, we explore Paul’s teaching on the “weak” and “strong” and the disputable matters they're grappling over. Turns out, they're issues that still divide Christians today.

Finally, we crest into Romans 8, at high-altitude. Paul announces an earth-shaking reality: there is now no condemnation (i.e. death) for those in Christ Jesus. What the Law couldn’t do, God did. Sin is condemned, not you. And everything from here on runs on the Spirit, not the flesh.

It's the most debated passage in the Bible — Paul describes the maddening tug-of-war between wanting to do good and watching our flesh sabotage us like it has its own agenda. Call it "Sanctification Tension," call it Spider-Man syndrome, call it “Why on earth did I do that?” — whatever you call it, every Christian feels the war.

This week, we crack open Romans 6–7 and watch Paul prove that Sin isn’t just bad behavior — it’s an active hunter, and Law is the very weapon it uses to kill us. We dig into why you cannot mix law and grace, why the “Law of Christ” isn’t a legal code demanding perfection, and why being “under grace” doesn’t mean moral free-for-all but a change of allegiances.

Grace super-increases over sin—but does that mean we can live however we want? Paul says absolutely not. In Romans 6, he explains that Christians have died to sin by being buried with Christ in baptism, and now live a resurrected life. This episode dives into what actually happened when we obeyed the gospel, why sin is no longer our master, and how sanctification begins. If you aren't dead? You've got some real problems.

Adam wrecked everything by introducing sin into the world. But Jesus doesn’t just patch it up — He completely reverses the Fall. Paul shows how one man’s sin unleashed death itself, but one Man’s selfless gift unleashes grace's unstoppable, overwhelming force. It never runs out.

Think Abraham’s promise was exclusively for Jewish folks? Paul says nope — if you’ve got faith, you’re family. We’ll trace how the promise to Abraham runs straight to Jesus, and how faith, not performance, brings peace with God and access, a pipeline, to grace.

Abraham’s story demonstrates righteousness by faith, not by law. We chew on how God’s promise comes by grace so it can rest on faith. And David shows up to give corroborating evidence.