Wednesday in the Word with Krisan Marotta
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In this introductory episode to our new series on 1 Peter, we step back to meet the man behind the letter: the Apostle Peter. We trace his story from fisherman on the Sea of Galilee to foundational witness of Jesus Chris...
The Epistle to Philemon is a private letter written by the Apostle Paul. Along with the letter, Paul returning Onesimus, a slave who ran away from Philemon. This letter appeals to Philemon to take the right action and fr...
The Epistle to Philemon is a private letter written by the Apostle Paul. Along with the letter, Paul returning Onesimus, a slave who ran away from Philemon. This letter appeals to Philemon to take the right action and fr...
The gospel doesn’t just get you forgiven and leave you to scrape by until heaven. It gives you an unshakable reason to get out of bed every morning: because of Jesus, you are headed toward real glory — the same moral bea...
The gospel doesn’t save us because we finally obey enough, believe the right doctrines, or work up strong feelings. It saves us the moment we trust God to do for us what we could never do for ourselves: give us real holi...
The gospel is not “try harder to be good.” It’s the astonishing announcement that God has already declared guilty rebels “not guilty” and perfectly right with Him, even though we deserve the exact opposite. This episode...
When we hear the words "life and death" in Scripture, we usually think about biology, whether someone has a pulse or not. But the biblical authors meant something far more profound. This post explores the ancient Jewish...
Romans 16 closes Paul’s letter not with abstract theology but with names, memories, and a final word of praise. In this episode, we walk through Paul’s “yearbook” of friends and co-workers, tracing how ordinary men and w...
Romans 15:14–33 shows us a portrait of mature Christian confidence—not self-promotion, but a settled trust that Christ is at work in and through us. In this episode, we watch Paul affirm the Roman church’s goodness, know...
Romans 14:19–15:13 invites us to trade quick, easy “wins” in our opinions for the slow, demanding work of building people. In this episode, we look at Paul’s call to pursue what makes for peace and mutual upbuilding, to...
Romans 14:1–18 takes us straight into one of the most familiar tensions in church life: how do we handle “gray areas” where sincere Christians disagree? In this episode, we look at comic books, card games, movies, food l...
Romans 13:8–14 paints a picture of real freedom: not the freedom to do whatever we want, but the freedom to love generously and walk in the light without fear, guilt, or secret compromise. In this episode, we explore how...
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