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The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Pastor Jeremy R McCandless
1123 episodes
3 days ago
Send us a text Welcome back to The Bible Project Daily Podcast. Today we’re exploring one of the most sobering of teachings found in the New Testament—Paul’s shocking warning about the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians 11. You may have heard these verses read many times during Communion, but Paul didn’t write them for tradition—he wrote them in response to a crisis. A broken church had turned the Lord’s Table into a place of division and pride. Paul’s words remind us that this simple act—bread...
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Send us a text Welcome back to The Bible Project Daily Podcast. Today we’re exploring one of the most sobering of teachings found in the New Testament—Paul’s shocking warning about the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians 11. You may have heard these verses read many times during Communion, but Paul didn’t write them for tradition—he wrote them in response to a crisis. A broken church had turned the Lord’s Table into a place of division and pride. Paul’s words remind us that this simple act—bread...
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The Bible Project Daily Podcast
How to Be Set Free From Our Human Nature (Romans 8: 1-4)
Send us a text Episode Title: How to Be Set Free from Our Human Nature 📖 Romans 8:1–4 🎧 Welcome Welcome to today’s episode of The Bible Project Daily Podcast! We’re reached what some people consider the mountain peak of the New Testament—Romans chapter 8. After identifying the root of our spiritual struggle in Romans 7—our sinful human nature—Paul now reveals how we are set free from being controlled by it. In just four verses, we hear the liberating truth: In Christ, there is no condemnati...
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1 day ago
28 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
The Law and Sin. (Romans 7: 13–25)
Send us a text 🎙️ Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast Episode Title: The Law and Sin Text: Romans 7:13–25 👋 Welcome In today’s episode, we enter one of the most personal passages in the entire letter to the Romans—Paul’s raw and honest confession of his struggle with sin. Even as a committed believer, he lays bare the inner battle between his desire to obey God and the reality of his ongoing struggle with sin. If you've ever found yourself asking, "Why do I keep doing the things I d...
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2 days ago
34 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Freedom From the Law and Bound to Christ. (Romans 7: 1–6)
Send us a text 🎙️ Welcome back to The Bible Project Daily Podcast. Today, we're diving into Romans 7:1–6 in an episode titled “Freedom From the Law and Bound to Christ.” We’re exploring what it really means for the believer to be set free from the law—not just civil or ceremonial parts, but the whole system—and what it looks like to now be joined to Christ. If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to live under grace and not the law, this one’s for you. 📄 Episode Notes Episode...
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3 days ago
33 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Next Step - Becoming a Slave to Righteousness (Romans 6: 15-23)
Send us a text Welcome, 'Podcats'. In this episode, we explore one of the most misunderstood ideas in Christian theology: If we’re under grace and not law, does that give us a license to sin? Paul answers this question head-on in Romans 6:15–23, using the striking metaphor of slavery to reveal the spiritual reality behind our choices. Everyone is a servant to something—either sin, which leads to death, or righteousness, which leads to holiness and life. Key Themes: The Principle of Obedienc...
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4 days ago
32 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
How to Have Victory Over Persistent Recurring Sins. (Romans 6:1–14)
Send us a text Episode Title: How to Have Victory Over Persistent Recurring Sins 📖 Romans 6:1–14 🔔 Welcome Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast! In today’s episode, we visit one of the most practical and transformative passages in the book of Romans: how believers can experience real victory over recurring, persistent sin. Romans 6:1–14 doesn’t just offer theology—it offers hope, power, and a new way of living. Is grace a license to sin? What does it mean to be “dead to sin” and “alive ...
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1 week ago
39 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
The Benefits of Justification by Faith - Part Two (Romans 5 1-11)
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1 week ago
28 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
How to Really Live. (Romans 5:12-21)
Send us a text Episode Title: How to Really Live 📖 Bible Passage: Romans 5:12–21 🎧 Series: The Bible Project Daily Podcast – Romans Episode Summary: Are you just existing—or truly living? In this episode, we explore one of Paul’s most theologically rich passages in the book of Romans. Romans 5:12–21 presents a dramatic contrast between two representatives of humanity: Adam and Christ. Through Adam came sin, death, and condemnation. But through Jesus Christ comes grace, righteousness, and l...
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1 week ago
33 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
The Benefits of Justification by faith - Part One (Romans 5: 1-11)
Send us a text Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast Episode Title: The Benefits of Justification by Faith – Part One Text: Romans 5:1–11 Welcome to this first part of our dive into Romans 5! Today, we begin unpacking the life-changing benefits that flow from being justified by faith. After laying the groundwork in the first four chapters, Paul now shifts to reveal what this justification means for our lives—right now and forever. 📖 Study Notes ✨ Big Idea: Being justified by faith isn...
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1 week ago
24 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
A Template for True Faith. (Romans 4: 17-25)
Send us a text Welcome, Hi Friends. In todays episode, we continue our study of Romans, My goal as ever is to help you grow in faith and understanding through careful study and application of God’s Word. Study Notes: Key Themes Today: Justification by Faith – Understanding how righteousness comes through faith in Christ.Grace vs. Works – Exploring the role of God’s grace in salvation.Living Out Our Faith – Practical applications for Christian life.Discussion Questions: How does Paul define ri...
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1 week ago
29 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Justification by Faith (Romans 4: 1-16)
Send us a text Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast! Episode Title: Justification by Faith Passage: Romans 4:1-16 Episode Summary: In this episode, we explore Paul’s argument in Romans 4:1-16 regarding justification by faith. We examine how Paul uses Abraham as the prime example of righteousness being credited by faith rather than by works. This foundational passage highlights the biblical truth that salvation is a gift of grace and is not earned through human effort. Key Themes Cover...
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1 week ago
32 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Can Anyone Claim to Be Good? (Romans 3: 9-20)
Send us a text Introduction: Have you ever listened to someone speak and wondered, "Where is this going? What are they really trying to say?" When I first read these opening chapters of Romans, I found myself asking the same question of Paul. His argument is tightly woven, deeply theological, and ultimately leads to an unavoidable conclusion: No one is righteous before God. In this episode, we dive into Romans 3:9-20, where Paul brings his opening argument to a stunning climax. He has spent t...
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2 weeks ago
30 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Our Hope of Heaven. (Romans 3: 21-31) + Bonus Q&A (Dealing with the 5 Most Common Besetting Sins)
Send us a text Our Hope of Heaven (Romans 3:21-31) We’ve discovered so far that man’s spiritual condition is desperate. He has rejected God’s revelation and plunged headlong into sin. As a result, God's wrath is revealed from heaven. People have given themselves over to idolatry, immorality, and all kinds of unrighteousness. The ungodly and unrighteous stand under divine judgment. To make matters worse, human righteousness offers no refuge. In reality, people have no righteousness of their ...
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2 weeks ago
40 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Can you Have an Advantage with God. (Romans 3 1-8)
Send us a text Intro: Human beings naturally resist feelings of guilt. No one likes being accused of doing something wrong, and most will do anything to avoid acknowledging their guilt. This is precisely the issue Paul is addressing in Romans 3. Romans 3:1-8— A Debate with an Imaginary Objector In this passage, Paul structures his argument as if responding to an imaginary objector. He presents three objections, each followed by a direct answer: Objection 1 (Verses 1-2): “If religious ritual...
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2 weeks ago
36 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Will Being Religious Make You Right with God? (Romans 2:17-29)
Send us a text Episode Title: Will Being Religious Make You Right with God? Scripture: Romans 2:17-29 Episode Summary: When people confront the reality that they will one day stand before God, they often seek justification through their religious identity. Many assume that participating in religious practices—such as baptism, communion, or church attendance—earns them a special standing before God. But does outward religiosity truly make someone right with Him? In Romans 2:17-29, Paul direc...
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2 weeks ago
33 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Self- Righteousness and The Wrath of God - Part Two (Romans 2: 1-16)
Send us a text Please Note: This is a continuation of yesterdays longer two part episode. Episode Title: Self-Righteousness and The Wrath of God - Part Two Scripture: Romans 2:1-16 In this episode, I continue my deep dive into Paul's teachings on divine judgment and wrath. I explore the distinction between present and future wrath and the impartiality of God's judgment. The role of works—not as a means of salvation, but as evidence of true faith. Paul makes it clear that God's judgme...
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2 weeks ago
28 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Self- Righteousness and The Wrath of God - Part One. (Romans 2: 1-16)
Send us a text Welcome' Welcome back to our ongoing series exploring the Book of Romans. In this episode, we turn our attention to Romans 2:1-16, where Paul shifts his focus from the obvious sins of the Gentile world to a more insidious problem—self-righteousness. Paul directly challenges those who consider themselves morally superior, warning that no one escapes God’s judgment by comparing themselves to others. Instead, divine judgment is based on truth, works, and knowledge, leaving no r...
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2 weeks ago
27 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Our Greatest Problem in Life (Romans 1: 18-32)
Send us a text Title: Our Greatest Problem in Life (Romans 1:18-32) Welcome back to The Bible Project Daily Podcast, where we seek to understand how God's Word speaks to our lives today. In this episode, we confront one of the most profound questions humanity faces: What is our greatest problem in life? Many have attempted to answer this question from different perspectives. Some argue that social inequality, economic disparity, political structures, or psychological struggles are at the root...
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3 weeks ago
32 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Are You Embarrassed or Ashamed of Your Faith. (Romans 1: 16-17)
Send us a text Welcome to This Episode of The Bible Project Daily Podcast Are You Ashamed of Your Faith? Some believers struggle with openly sharing their faith. Whether due to fear of rejection, uncertainty in answering tough questions, or cultural resistance to Christianity, many hesitate to speak boldly about the gospel. But in Romans 1:16-17, Paul makes a powerful declaration: "I am not ashamed of the gospel." In this episode, we explore why Paul had such confidence and how we can devel...
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3 weeks ago
30 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Are You Ready. (Romans 1: 8-17)
Send us a text Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast: Studying Romans. Episode Overview: In this episode, we explore the central theme of readiness in the Christian life. Using Romans 1:8-17, we examine the Apostle Paul’s passionate declaration of being prepared/ready to preach the gospel and what that means for believers today. Key Themes Discussed: The difference between responsibility and true preparedness.Paul's unwavering readiness to share the gospel.Faith, prayer, and community ...
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3 weeks ago
28 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Why Are We Here. (Romans 1: 1-7)
Send us a text Why Are We Here? (Romans 1:1-7) Why are we here? What is our purpose in life? In this episode, we explore how the Apostle Paul answers these questions in the opening of his letter to the Romans. Paul identifies himself in three ways: A servant of Jesus Christ – fully surrendered to his Master.Called to be an apostle – sent with divine authority.Set apart for the gospel – dedicated to proclaiming the good news.We’ll unpack how Paul’s introduction not only lays the foundation f...
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3 weeks ago
33 minutes

The Bible Project Daily Podcast
Send us a text Welcome back to The Bible Project Daily Podcast. Today we’re exploring one of the most sobering of teachings found in the New Testament—Paul’s shocking warning about the Lord’s Supper in 1 Corinthians 11. You may have heard these verses read many times during Communion, but Paul didn’t write them for tradition—he wrote them in response to a crisis. A broken church had turned the Lord’s Table into a place of division and pride. Paul’s words remind us that this simple act—bread...