Wednesday in the Word with Krisan Marotta
Find your next listen.
Romans 13:1–7 brings the gospel right down into the everyday frustrations of taxes, laws, and government bureaucracy. In this episode, we consider what it means to be good citizens not because the system is perfect, but...
Romans 12 turns the gospel from foundation into way of life. In this episode, we look at Paul’s call to present our whole selves to God—not as heroic achievers, but as “defective sacrifices” that He mercifully receives a...
Repentance is one of the most misunderstood concepts in Christianity. Many people confuse it with feeling sorry, avoiding consequences, or trying harder to be good. But Isaiah 55 reveals that true repentance is something...
God offers a feast that costs nothing and satisfies completely, yet most people refuse it. This sermon from Isaiah 55 explores why we chase empty pursuits when abundant life is freely available. It's an invitation to tra...
Isaiah 54 paints a stunning picture of God's New City, a place built not with stone and mortar but with living stones—His people. This city stands secure, not because of military might or human effort, but because it is...
Many Christians feel confused or disappointed when Old Testament promises of prosperity don't seem to apply to their lives. This sermon from Isaiah 54 explains why God hasn't abandoned those promises but has actually ful...
Isaiah 53 gives the most detailed prophecy of the Messiah's suffering in the Old Testament. This post explores the final section of the fourth Servant Song, focusing on Jesus' trial, death, burial, and ultimate vindicati...
Many Christians struggle to believe God loves them personally, even after years of faith. This sermon explores Isaiah 52:13–53:6, the most quoted Old Testament passage in the New Testament, to show how the Suffering Serv...
Isaiah 50 reveals the Suffering Servant's secret for enduring rejection without losing faith. This passage contrasts Israel's rebellion with the Servant's obedience, showing how Jesus faced humiliation, abandonment, and...
Every faithful believer eventually faces a moment when their obedience seems to produce nothing but disappointment. This sermon from Isaiah 49:1-13 explores how even the Messiah felt like His ministry had failed—and what...
Justice feels elusive in a world filled with violence, oppression, and suffering. This post explores Isaiah 42 and the first Servant Song, revealing how God's answer to injustice is not political deliverance but spiritua...
We often believe that God's kingdom depends on our efforts, our committees, our budgets, and our best-laid plans. But Isaiah 40 reveals a stunning truth: the nations are like drops in a bucket before God, and even our gr...
Rss
Breaker
Player.fm
Radio Public
Apple Podcasts
Castbox
Castro
Overcast
Pocket Casts
Google Podcasts
Spotify
Stitcher
TuneIn
Pandora
iHeartRADIO