# Mark Lanier

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Session 41 – Romans; Romans 9:19-24; Mark Lanier, 09/20/26

What happens when a mere mortal talks back to God? In the Greco-Roman world, the answer was simple: you get turned into a spider, a weeping stone, or skinned alive. But the God of Scripture doesn’t incinerate—He interrogates. In this episode, Mark dives into Romans 9:19–24, where Paul addresses on…

Session 42 – Romans; Romans 9:25-29: Mark Lanier, 09/27/26

In this lesson, Mark Lanier dives into Romans 9:25–29, exploring how God uses spoken words from authority to transform slaves into free men, and how that Roman cultural reality illuminates Paul’s quoting of Hosea and Isaiah. Mark begins by setting the scene in 57 AD Rome, where a freedom ceremony …

From Defense Partner to Legal Influencer: Mastering Trial Prep with Monica Burkoth

In this episode of the Goldberg & Rosen Podcast, we sit down with attorney and legal influencer Monica Burkoth to discuss her transition from a Cook County defense lawyer to a full-time content creator residing in Florida. Monica shares the exact moment she realized she needed to step out of her "z…

Why Jurors Stop Listening Even IF You Grab their Attention [Ep 176]

Why do jurors lose track of a trial presentation even when the evidence is strong? In part one of this two-part series, we look at how attention deficits, mental fatigue, and working memory shape what jurors can absorb. We find practical ways to reduce cognitive friction in openings, direct exami…

The Trial Lawyer Who Built Oxford in Texas | Ministry Minute Episode 60

Most pastors would be surprised to know that one of the most feared trial lawyers in America also built one of the largest and most beautiful theological libraries in the world. His name is Mark Lanier. He has won almost twenty billion dollars in courtroom verdicts, going toe to toe with Johnson …

Session 43 – Romans; Romans 9-10: Mark Lanier, 10/04/26

This week, Mark Lanier unpacks Romans 9–10, using the ancient Isthmus Games of Corinth as a backdrop to understand Paul’s racing metaphors. Why did the Gentiles—who weren’t even in the race—attain righteousness, while Israel, who pursued it with zeal, never crossed the finish line? In this message…

Special Event – Conversation with Dr. Carmen Joy Imes: Mark Lanier, 10/11/26

Dr. Carmen Imes — Old Testament scholar, author, and professor at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology — joins Mark Lanier for a wide-ranging conversation about calling, Scripture, and what it really means to bear the name of God. In this session, Dr. Imes shares her remarkable journey: fr…

Special Event – Conversation with Dr. Carmen Joy Imes: Mark Lanier, 10/11/26

Dr. Carmen Imes — Old Testament scholar, author, and professor at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology — joins Mark Lanier for a wide-ranging conversation about calling, Scripture, and what it really means to bear the name of God. In this session, Dr. Imes shares her remarkable journey: fr…

Session 44 – Romans; Romans 10:5-13: Mark Lanier, 10/18/26

In today’s class, Mark dives into Romans 10:5–13 to explore how Paul contrasts the righteousness based on the law with the righteousness based on faith. Mark starts with the story of King Croesus of Lydia and the Oracle at Delphi — an ancient king who went to extraordinary lengths (and expense) to …

Session 46 – Romans; Romans 10:13-21: Mark Lanier, 11/01/26

In Class 46 of our Romans study, Mark dives into Romans 10:13-21 and explores the “chain of salvation” — the five links Paul lays out from God sending messengers, to preaching, to hearing, to believing, to calling on the name of the Lord. Along the way we discover: • The surprising origin of the w…