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Send us Fan Mail This section of Paul's letter to the Romans, when coupled with the prior ones, can make it seem that although God loves us, he may lack in goodness. This raises hard questions that deserve honest answers. Pastor Tim Keller said, "Suffering is unbearable if you aren't…

Send us Fan Mail We’ve made it to Episode 100! Join us for this very special episode of Sage Spirituality as Joil sits down with a very special guest—someone much closer to the heart of the show—for some fun, interesting, and unexpected Q&A! Most of all, we’re celebrating YOU—our listeners. Tha…

Send us Fan Mail “Can God hate someone?” Romans 9:6–13 contains some of the more challenging and often misunderstood verses in Paul’s letter. What does Paul mean when he says that God loved Jacob but hated Esau? How should we understand God’s choice, His sovereignty, and human responsibility? In th…

Send us Fan Mail What does perfect love really look like? And why would anyone reject it? In this episode, we explore Paul's powerful revelation of God's limitless love—a love that cannot be earned, cannot be broken, and cannot be separated from those who belong to Christ. As Romans 8 giv…

Send us Fan Mail There is pain in this world. We all have to choose our pain: the pain of obedience or the pain that comes with the regret of sin.  In this episode, we dive into Paul's powerful words in Romans 8:18–30, exploring how present suffering, future hope, and the choices we make shape…

Send us Fan Mail How can I walk out of sin and into sonship? Romans 8 is one of the most hope-filled chapters in all of Scripture. After wrestling with the struggle of Romans 7, Paul turns the corner and shows us what life in the Spirit looks like. Freedom is not found in trying harder. It is found…

Send us Fan Mail Some people treat the Gospel like a one-time transaction. A “get out of hell free” card. Just enough Jesus to fix a problem and move on with life. But Paul paints a much deeper picture. Romans 7:14–25 is one of the most difficult and debated passages in the book of Romans. In this …

Send us Fan Mail Who is my real enemy? Most of us spend our lives fighting battles around us, while missing the one happening within us. In this episode, we look at the problem of sin and uncover an enemy that is closer than we may have imagined. More importantly, we see how the gospel speaks hope …

Send us Fan Mail You’re going to serve somebody.Bob Dylan said it… but honestly, Paul said it first. In Romans 6:15–23, Paul lays it out plain—there’s no middle ground.We’re either serving sin or serving righteousness. That’s it. And here’s the tension… we like to think we’re free.But Paul flips th…