005 | Boiling Down Romans
An episode of the The Schlep podcast, hosted by Joe Skillen, titled "005 | Boiling Down Romans" was published on February 18, 2019 and runs 11 minutes.
February 18, 2019 ·11m · The Schlep
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Summary
For the next several episodes, I’m going to try to boil down Paul’s NT letters, one after another. We’ll start with an easy one: Romans. Enjoy
Episode Description
For the next several episodes, I’m going to try to boil down Paul’s NT letters, one after another. We’ll start with an easy one: Romans. Enjoy
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