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The Book of Romans (The Smart Guide to the Bible Series)

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How can we stand firm in our beliefs in a culture that screams, "It's all relative."? Inform and protect yourself by understanding Christianity's greatest truths.

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Behind the Bastards

Sasha recalled a passage from the Book of Romans while taking a bath, which offered her some comfort in the midst of her suffering and sacrifice.

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We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been p...

— Episode: After the Revolution: Chapters Nine, Ten...

Episode: After the Revolution: Chapters Nine, Ten, & Eleven

Sasha recalled a passage from the Book of Romans while taking a bath, which offered her some comfort in the midst of her suffering and sacrifice.

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We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

Episode: After the Revolution: Chapters Nine, Ten, & Eleven

The Book of Romans was mentioned while Sasha was cleaning herself in the bathroom, giving her comfort in the middle of a difficult situation.

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We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

Episode: After the Revolution: Chapters Nine, Ten, & Eleven

Sasha found comfort in a passage from the Book of Romans, relating to suffering and faith, while cleaning herself in a decrepit bathroom.

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We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

The Charlie Kirk Show

It was mentioned in a discussion about adoption. They argued that adoption is a Christian doctrine, referring to the book of Romans and the idea of being adopted by God.

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Adoption is Christian doctrine. We believe that we are adopted by God in the book of Romans.

— Episode: After Sound of Freedom, the Sound of Hop...

Episode: After Sound of Freedom, the Sound of Hope

It was mentioned in a discussion about adoption. They argued that adoption is a Christian doctrine, referring to the book of Romans and the idea of being adopted by God.

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Adoption is Christian doctrine. We believe that we are adopted by God in the book of Romans.

Yeah. It's very clear in the new test. Yes. That, that, that are being born new is adoption.

The Matt Walsh Show

Matt noted that many people interpret Scripture through the lens of Paul, especially referencing the book of Romans as a primary filter for reading Jesus.

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this is my experience almost every time out comes the book of romans so it seems like you're reading Jesus through the filter of Paul

— Episode: Ep. 357 - The Katie Hill Saga Continues

Episode: Ep. 357 - The Katie Hill Saga Continues

Matt noted that many people interpret Scripture through the lens of Paul, especially referencing the book of Romans as a primary filter for reading Jesus.

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this is my experience almost every time out comes the book of romans so it seems like you're reading Jesus through the filter of Paul

The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

Fr. Mike Schmitz discussed it as one of the books read as part of the Bible in a Year podcast, describing it as a masterpiece and an important part of the discussion surrounding the Gospel.

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We're reading the letters of St. Paul to the Romans chapter one, as well as Proverbs 26 verses 24 through 26.

— Episode: Day 322: The Ascension (2022)

Episode: Day 322: The Ascension (2022)

Fr. Mike Schmitz discussed it as one of the books read as part of the Bible in a Year podcast, describing it as a masterpiece and an important part of the discussion surrounding the Gospel.

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We're reading the letters of St. Paul to the Romans chapter one, as well as Proverbs 26 verses 24 through 26.

On day 322, reading Acts 1, Romans 1, Proverbs 26, verses 24 through 26.

Now, this is one of the issues that's happening in Rome, is that there is a Christian community made up of both of Jewish Christians and of Gentile Christians.

And so that's what Paul is going to be. Some of the things Paul is going to be addressing as he unpacks the heart of the gospel throughout the course of this letter to the Romans.

The letter of Paul to the Romans, chapter 1, Salutation Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his prophets in the Holy Scriptures.

Episode: Day 321: Jesus' Prayer in the Garden (2022)

It was mentioned as a book in the New Testament and a book that would be discussed in the following day's podcast episode. It was highlighted as a potentially great work by St. Paul.

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But here we are on the final gospel before we launch into the acts of the apostles and Romans tomorrow, the greatest letter of St. Paul, maybe one of the greatest works in the new Testament.

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Dr. Baron emphasized the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ within the book of Romans, connecting it to the declaration of Jesus as the Son of God and the central message of the gospel.

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Paul, I'm in verse one, a servant of Jesus Christ called to be an apostle, separated, look at this, unto the gospel of God. I think preach my gospel missionaries know this, that it is the gospel of Go...

— Episode: Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20-21...

Episode: Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20-21 Part 1 •...

Dr. Baron emphasized the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ within the book of Romans, connecting it to the declaration of Jesus as the Son of God and the central message of the gospel.

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Paul, I'm in verse one, a servant of Jesus Christ called to be an apostle, separated, look at this, unto the gospel of God. I think preach my gospel missionaries know this, that it is the gospel of God, the father. There aren't two plans. The one question was the father had wasn't how do I save humanity? The question was whom shall I send to fulfill the terms and conditions of the plan? It is the gospel of God. And then I love this verse three concerning his son, Jesus Christ, the gospel of God concerning his son, Jesus Christ, verse four, and declared to be the son of God with power, according to the spirit of holiness. How? By the resurrection from the dead.

If there is no resurrection, he's not the son of God. He's not the Christ.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

The title was highlighted across several episodes as a key resource for unpacking Romans' teachings on God’s purpose, justification by faith, and the call to offer one’s whole self as a living sacrifice. Steven Furtick repeatedly cited it to stress that calling is about character rather than outward achievements, while Holly and Jonathan used it to illustrate comfort, grace, and the transformation of mind. The hosts collectively presented the book as essential for understanding these core biblical themes.

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Episode: The God Of Also

The speaker explained that the book of Romans highlights that God's calling is about character and not about outward things like college or career.

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All things work together for the God. The other stuff is really good too. What comes after? I want to show you this too. It said, All things work together for the good of those who love God and call according to his purpose. Now go to verse 29.

God's calling is really about character. God's calling is less about what college you go to and more about who you're going to be when you get there.

It's about the purpose of God, not just your preferences in any given moment.

It's about the purpose of God, not just your plan according to your limited knowledge. And God said that someone needed to hear this message today because you are so caught up in what you thought your life would be at this moment, like Moses, that you need to meet the God of also this morning.

And those he called he also justified. Y'all need to see it again on the screen. I can tell. Put it back up on Romans 8. I am not going to skim over this. It's too life-changing. It's too rich.

He predestined you according to his purpose for you. He created you before he called you. It stands to reason that he would have created you to be exactly what he needed you to be for what he would call you to do.

So all of the arguments that you give yourself about how you're not what you need to be are wrong because you are called by a God who created you.

He would not have created you to be less than or different than what he would call you to be in another season of your life.

What if your name belongs on that shirt too?

What if we put your name on that shirt too just believing what Romans 8, 28 says that all things, all things, good things, bad things, everything in between, all things work together.

What if the things in your life that are happening are not random?

You ever wonder? So when they say, you're sending your kid to college, isn't college a waste of money?

For we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him and are called according to his purpose.

But Romans 8 29 also says that those he foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his son.

He also predestined to be conformed to the image of his son. So he knew that Moses would have this hesitation, but he chose Moses because he knows Moses.

He knows what Moses is not. He knows what Moses was. He knows what Moses will be. He knows what I'm not. He knows what I'm not. He knows what I was. He knows what I will be.

God is the only one who knows all three of those. Because some of us we don't even know what we're not yet.

So those he predestined he also was it say that he might be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters next verse and those he predestined. He also called those he called. He also justified that's talking about the cross.

He cannot call you to something that he did not create you for.

He also glorified look at all these also's in the Bible look at the God of also look how he doesn't just set you on your path and say well I've saved you and I've forgiven you now.

It's up to you to work it out in your life. No, no, no, no, no the God who saves will also sustain.

I'm alone you my verse he who did not spare his own son. But gave him up for us all all you get the same grace that Jacob got you get the same grace that Mary got y'all leave my scripture y'all keep taking it down and I love it leave it. Leave it.

I like the server that comes tries to grab your plate while you're still eating your chicken fingers like I will eat your fingers if you don't put my chicken back on this table leave my scripture up.

I thought it meant that he will also give me the blessings of life along with Jesus who is the greatest blessing.

That's why he created other people. That's why comparison is a thief and a liar and a drug that we take to talk ourselves down from our high calling.

What if everything you've gone through? Thank you, baby. Y'all give her a hand. What if everything that God has allowed your life to be up until this point is preparation for what you are predestined for?

What if everything you've gone through is preparation for what you are predestined for? What if everything that God has allowed your life to be up until this point is preparation for what you are predestined for?

You give him praise when you're doing well, and you cry out to him with petitions when you're not.

Episode: A Troubled Mind And An Open Door

It was recommended as a book to understand Paul's theological construct for justification by faith in Christ, not through works of the law.

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If you want to really understand Paul's theological construct for justification by faith in Christ, not through works of the law, you should go to the book of Romans.

Episode: I Don't Think I'm Ready For This (Holly Furtick)

The book of Romans was referenced to emphasize the idea of offering oneself as a living sacrifice to God. It was used to support Holly's point that God desires our whole being, including our struggles and imperfections.

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Then I remembered what Paul said in Romans 12. Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God. This is your true and proper worship.

Episode: Focus On The Fruit

The book of Romans was mentioned as a source of comfort and guidance, particularly the idea that all things work together for good for those who love God.

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Romans 8 is really good for perspective I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us

Both are a focus suffering and glory at the same time What do you want to focus on The frustration or the fruit I am convinced I am persuaded I have made up my mind that what I am going through is nothing compared to what is going to come forth from it because I've seen God do it before For the creation waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed

For the creation was subjected to frustration but I'm not focused on the frustration I'm not focused on the frustration I'm not focused on the fear I'm not even focused on the facts not of its own choice but by the will of the one who subjected it in hope that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage

We know that all things work together for the good of those who love him who have been called according to His purpose

For the creation waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed The creation waits for a revelation Waits Eager expectation What does that look like Eager expectation It doesn't look like certainty

Episode: I've Changed My Mind

The speaker referenced the book of Romans in the Bible, particularly chapters 1 through 11, focusing on God's grace and mercy in establishing the new covenant through Christ. He then contrasted this with the later chapters, highlighting the human responsibility to transform one's mind in response to God's love.

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So we're going to be looking at Romans chapter 12.

Romans chapter 12, verse 1.

Romans chapter 12, verse 2.

In view of all that grace and in view of all that mercy, here's what I want you to do.

For 11 chapters of the book, he shares about all the things that God can do for us and all the things that only God can do.

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