Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

Has salvation always been by faith alone—or is that just a New Testament idea? In Romans 4, the apostle Paul builds an airtight case for justification by faith using two towering Old Testament figures: Abraham the patriarch and David the king. The proof is stunning—God's way of making people right with Him has never changed. Join Tom Pennington as he unpacks Romans 4 to show how Paul Proves the Gospel from the Old Testament.

Do you struggle with temptation and sin? In Matthew 4, while being tempted by Satan himself, Jesus powerfully demonstrates His victory over both temptation and sin. But there's a deeper truth here often overlooked: Jesus is the promised Messiah, the King of Israel who has both the power over sin and death and also the power to save people from temptation and sin. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Matthew 4 and The Temptation of Jesus Christ.

In Paul's letter to the Romans, he makes the way of salvation—or in theological terms, justification—crystal clear. Justification is by faith alone in Christ alone—no work, no merit, and no human effort can save anyone. But Paul doesn't stop there. In Romans 3:27–31, he provides essential cross-checks to ensure we as Christians truly grasp God's way of salvation. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Romans 3 and The Implications of Justification.

Do you have a genuine longing to read, study, and understand what the psalmist calls "the Law of Yahweh"—the entire Scripture? For those of us who claim to love the Lord Jesus Christ, our thinking must be right regarding His Word. It ought to be our daily delight. But what if you don't have that appetite? What if God's Word feels more like duty than delight? Join Tom Pennington as he unpacks a portion of Psalm 119 to help you pursue Building an Appetite for God's Word.

What is the church? It's a question that should be simple for Christians to answer—yet in our post-Christian world, it's becoming increasingly difficult. Traditional biblical understanding has been obscured by unbiblical models: seeker-sensitive movements, online churches, and countless other approaches that have left many confused about what the New Testament actually teaches. Join Tom Pennington as he explores Scripture to help Christians in Defining the Church.

In Ephesians 1, the apostle Paul emphasizes the Holy Spirit’s role in God’s plan of redemption: sealing believers. The gospel message is clear then: we are sinners deserving God's wrath, but through Christ's perfect life, sacrificial death, and resurrection, forgiveness is offered to all who repent and believe—and upon believing, they are immediately sealed by the Holy Spirit. Join Tom Pennington in Ephesians 1 as he helps Christians understand that they are Sealed by the Spirit.