Wednesday in the Word with Krisan Marotta
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In a world that prefers blurred lines and “shades of gray,” Jesus tells a story about wheat and weeds that insists judgment is real, coming, and impossible to avoid. In this episode on Matthew 13:24–43, we explore the pa...
On a crowded shoreline in Galilee, Jesus tells what sounds like a simple farming story—but it turns out to be a spiritual X-ray. In this episode on Matthew 13:1–23, we explore the parable of the sower and the soils, why...
Parables are not children’s stories or soft edges on hard theology—they are one of Jesus’ primary ways of telling the truth about God, the world, and us. In this introductory episode, we explore what makes a parable a pa...
Can I resist the working of God’s grace in my life to the point where I am no longer saved? Be the first to know when it's out: What Jesus Taught by Krisan Marotta In my new book, I gather Jesus' teaching from all four G...
You may never have thought this question through. You may be inconsistent in how you live it out. But how you answer some basic theological questions makes a world of difference in daily life. Be the first to know when i...
James ends his letter with a tender, urgent question: what happens when believers grow weary, wander, or feel like their faith is hanging by a thread? In this episode on James 5:12–20, we look at how God meets spirituall...
James 5:1–11 brings James’s warnings about wealth and his call to steadfastness into sharp focus. In this episode, we look at why James speaks so fiercely to the rich who trust in their wealth, how that connects to his l...
James 4:7–17 brings James’s letter to its sharpest point: if we’ve been flirting with the world, judging others from a lofty perch, and living as if we control our own future, what now? In this episode, we hear James’s b...
James 3:13–4:6 forces a hard question into the open: when we reach for influence, fight for our way, or get tangled in church conflict, what kind of “wisdom” is really shaping us? In this episode, we look at James’s cont...
James 3:1–12 brings us face to face with something both ordinary and terrifying: our words. In this episode, we look at why James warns that “not many” should become teachers, how the tongue can quietly steer an entire l...
James 2:21–26 brings James’s “problem passage” with Paul to its sharpest point: what does it mean to be “justified by works and not by faith alone”? In this episode, we follow James’s use of Abraham and Rahab to see how...
James 2:14–20 puts a sharp edge on a question that runs through the whole letter: what kind of “faith” actually saves? In this episode, we look at James’s “problem passage” alongside Paul, and see that James is not contr...
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