Understanding Spiritual Transformation (Romans 6)

The Broken Law of Sin (Romans 8)

Welcome back to another episode of the Grow: A Bible Podcast! We are jumping straight into the power of Romans 8:1 to explore the life-changing truth that there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Joining Pastor Jason is our new co-host, Pastor Jeff Zubek, to discuss why walking around with your "tail between your legs" in shame actually disrupts your relationship with God and how to step into the freedom of the Spirit. To understand the weight of this promise, we take a masterclass look back at the foundation Paul built in Romans Chapters 1 through 7. We unpack the mechanics of God's blessing—showing how it equips us regardless of our behavior—and dive into the "three-vote proposition" between the flesh, the spirit, and the soul. From the "meat and potatoes" of original biblical languages to the moment sin broke its own law at the cross, this episode is a deep dive into why you no longer have to clean yourself up to be close to the Father. Tune in to move past the law of sin and death and into a life empowered by grace!

Striking the Stone (Romans 7)

Welcome back to another episode of the Grow: A Bible Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into Romans Chapter 7 to discuss the struggle between sin and grace. We explore biblical stories such as Moses striking the rock, and discuss the importance of faith over works. They also touch on the re-engineering of the human experience through the Holy Spirit, overcoming struggles like addiction and shame, and the significance of living by the Spirit rather than the letter of the law. Join us as we explore how to live a life free from condemnation and empowered by God's grace. 00:30 The Cold Plunge Story 02:12 Biblical Insights: Romans Chapter 7 12:15 The Spirit vs. The Law 17:40 Christian Dating and Virtue 21:00 Following God's Commands 22:01 Parental Influence and Perception 22:53 Generational Family Dynamics 24:10 The Impact of Sin and God's Commandments 24:47 Struggle with Sin and the Role of the Holy Spirit 28:18 Living a Righteous Life 31:42 Freedom in Christ and Overcoming Guilt 41:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Understanding Spiritual Transformation (Romans 6)

In this episode of the Grow a Bible Podcast, the hosts discuss the depth and implications of Romans Chapter 6, focusing on themes of spiritual transformation, water baptism, and living a life of righteousness. They delve into how believers are united with Christ in His death and resurrection, emphasizing the importance of dying to sin and living a new life in Christ. The episode highlights the concept of being set free from sin and becoming slaves to righteousness, and how Christians should walk out their salvation. Personal stories and theological reflections enrich the conversation as they explore the intersection of faith and practical living. Join us for an enlightening discussion on the process of spiritual growth and the profound impact of God's grace.00:00 Introduction and Episode Setup00:15 Commitment to the Podcast00:55 Discussion on Romans Chapter 601:30 Water Baptism Explained02:42 Living a New Life in Christ06:51 Slavery to Sin vs. Righteousness10:52 Viewer Support and Continuation11:28 Faith and Obedience13:19 God's Strategy for Living Right20:54 The Role of Self-Control21:41 The Perfect Sacrifice and Michelangelo's David23:04 Predestination vs. Free Will26:10 Slaves to Righteousness: A New Life32:57 The Gift of Eternal Life33:52 Reflections and Future Plans41:06 Closing Thoughts and Prayer

The Prodigal Son (Romans 6) | S1E13

The Prodigal Son | Grow a Bible Podcast In this episode of Grow a Bible Podcast, we explore the parable of the Prodigal Son to understand God's grace and unconditional love. We discuss the importance of receiving God's blessings with humility and without a sense of entitlement, as well as the concept of righteousness as a free gift from God through Jesus Christ. This episode also challenges the traditional views on prosperity and giving, emphasizing that generosity should come from a place of grace rather than obligation. 00:00 Morning Coffee and Family Gifts 01:41 Etymology of 'Homies' and Bible Podcast 03:06 Introduction to Romans Chapter 6 04:39 The Prodigal Son: A Story of Grace 08:07 Lessons from the Prodigal Son 12:45 The Prosperity Message and Believers 16:52 Giving and Receiving in Faith 17:52 Tribes of Israel and the Promised Land 19:09 Understanding the Gift of Inheritance 23:55 The Starbucks Story: A Lesson in Generosity 25:57 The Grace of Giving: Lessons from Macedonia 32:50 The Principle of Being in Christ 38:07 Conclusion and Prayer Thanks for watching! Please don't forget to leave a comment, a review, and a subscribe! You can also follow us here: Instagram: @growbiblepodcast Facebook: Grow: A Bible Podcast Youtube: youtube.com/growabiblepodcast [http://youtube.com/growabiblepodcast]

Why Was The Law Given? (Romans 6) // E12

Welcome to this episode of Grow a Bible Podcast! Today, we embark on an in-depth examination of Romans chapter 6, exploring the purpose of the law and its significance in our lives today. We discuss the spiritual principle of sin inherited from Adam and how Christ’s obedience brings righteousness. The conversation delves into the importance of the law as a guide and tutor, leading us to recognize our need for Christ's grace. We also highlight key scriptures from Romans and Galatians to understand the balance between faith, grace, and the law. Join us as we uncover profound biblical insights and their real-world applications. 00:00 Introduction to Romans Chapter Six 00:21 Personal Stories and Reflections 01:56 Review of Romans Chapter Five 02:48 The Principle of Sin and Obedience 04:33 Purpose of the Law and Its Implications 08:33 Living by Faith and the Spirit 11:30 The Curse of the Law and Redemption 22:56 The Role of the Law as a Tutor 30:12 The Law and God's Grace 31:05 The Righteousness of the Pharisees 34:40 Job's Suffering and Elihu's Wisdom 39:26 Recognizing the Need for Grace 43:31 Living by the Spirit 01:00:12 The Spirit of a Father 01:02:08 Conclusion and Prayer