The Jesus Conversations Podcast

What is the meaning of the word salvation in the Bible? Is it just getting your "get out of hell card" or is there something more? We have come to realize that we are being saved from the living hell of our old selves through our knowing Jesus is our true life.

Paul's evangel was the message of Christ being unveiled in his life. He committed his life to "evangelizing Him" (Jesus) (Gal. 1:15,16). That is why he could say it was his evangel (Rom. 16:25). What is your evangel of how Jesus is being revealed in your life?

In this episode of Jesus as Us Sunday morning conversations, Dennis shares his recent experience talking to an individual proclaiming to be Jesus. If Paul tells us that our life is Christ, does that give us the prerogative to refer ourselves as Him? What is our best way to show others that Jesus lives in us?

Our group discusses how the lie (Rom. 1:25) has impacted our spiritual perspectives and lives. It is the source of all the identity confusion we see today.

What is the lie Satan told the first couple? Our group engages in a discussion of the biggest lie in the universe and why it matters to humanity today.
Background reading - Gen. 3.

Considering this verse, our group discusses the age-long debate over whether man has a free will. Listen/watch our conversation and decide for yourself.

What does Paul mean in Romans 1:21 by the phrase "not as God"? Who or what is this perspective of God? Does modern Christianity worship the "not as God"? 

Our JAU Sunday conversation in Romans: Romans 1:18 says "God's indignation is being revealed". What is His indignation and how is it being disclosed?

Our JAU Sunday Zoom group discusses the cause behind all human disorders, according to Paul in Romans 1:18.

Our JAU group begins a series of conversations based on the book of Romans. A question that prompted this discussion has to do with how to relate to the LGBTQ community knowing we live as Jesus. What does Paul say about this issue in the first chapter? What is God's attitude toward these people or sinners in general? What does Rom. 8:28 say about God's ultimate purpose?