Word On The Way

Nicole McKay And Vanessa Trinidad

Increasing your relationship with God by delivering His Word in truth and with power!

  1. Sep 22

    Romans 11 : The Danger of Thinking You're Better Than Them

    What happens when receiving God’s grace starts making us think we’re better than the people who still need it? In Romans 11, Paul gives a serious warning to believers: “Be not highminded, but fear.” Israel’s unbelief, the remnant, hardened hearts, the olive tree, Gentiles being grafted in, the fullness of the Gentiles, and the promise that “all Israel shall be saved” all lead us to a powerful truth—we have absolutely no reason to boast. In this episode of Word On The Way, Nicole and Vanessa walk through Romans 11 and answer questions like: Has God rejected Israel? What is the remnant? What does it mean when God hardens a heart? Who are the natural and wild olive branches? What does it mean that Gentile believers were grafted in? What is the fullness of the Gentiles? What does “all Israel shall be saved” mean? And what does Romans 11:29 really mean when it says “the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable”? We also confront the danger of spiritual pride and those dangerous words: “I would never…” Because when we forget how much grace WE needed, it becomes easy to look down on the people who need grace now. 🔥 Grace doesn’t give you permission to look down on somebody. Grace reminds you that God had to reach down for you. 🔥 We want mercy for our weaknesses and justice for everybody else’s. 🔥 Don’t keep saying “no” to God and assume your heart will always be soft enough to say “yes” later. 🔥 You aren’t a trophy of your goodness. You’re a testimony of His mercy. Romans 11 ultimately brings Jews and Gentiles back to the same place: we all need the mercy of God, and salvation is found in Jesus Christ. Paul ends the chapter not in pride or argument, but in worship: “For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory for ever. Amen.” — Romans 11:36 📖 Read Romans 11 and study along with us. Romans 11: The Danger of Thinking You’re Better Than Them #Romans11 #RomansBibleStudy #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #BibleTeaching #Jesus #Grace #SpiritualPride #Israel #Gentiles #Faith #Salvation #WordOnTheWay

  2. Sep 14

    God Knows My Heart” — The Most Dangerous Phrase Christians Say? | Romans 10

    “God knows my heart.” We hear it all the time—but is that actually what the Bible teaches? Romans 10 makes an incredibly clear statement about salvation: “If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” So yes, the heart matters. But is simply saying “God knows my heart” enough? In this episode of Word On The Way, Nicole and Vanessa walk through Romans 10 and unpack what Paul teaches about faith, salvation, confession, righteousness, hearing the Gospel, and calling on the name of Jesus. We’re answering questions like: Can someone believe in God without surrendering to Jesus? Why does Romans 10 connect believing in your heart with confessing with your mouth? Can being sincere make you right with God? What does “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved” actually mean? And why does Paul say faith comes by hearing the Word of Christ? Romans 10 reminds us that salvation isn't about earning our way to God through religious works—but it also doesn't reduce Christianity to “God knows my heart.” The Gospel calls us to believe, confess, call on Jesus, and respond to the truth we've heard. Whether you're studying Romans, wrestling with questions about salvation, or you've used the phrase “God knows my heart,” this conversation is for you. 📖 Scripture: Romans 10🎙️ Word On The Way Podcast Subscribe for Spirit-filled Bible teaching and honest conversations about Scripture, faith, and following Jesus. SEO keywords: Romans 10 explained, Romans 10 Bible study, God knows my heart, God knows my heart Bible verse, Romans 10:9, Romans 10:10, confess Jesus as Lord, believe in your heart, how to be saved, salvation explained, faith comes by hearing, Romans Bible study, Christian podcast, Bible teaching, Word On The Way Hashtags:#Romans10 #GodKnowsMyHeart #BibleStudy #Salvation #Romans109 #ChristianPodcast #BibleTeaching #WordOnTheWay #Jesus #Faith

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