The Bible Says More

The Bible Says More is a verse-by-verse Bible teaching podcast with Pastor Randy Johnson — 45 years of ministry experience, zero denominational agenda. If you've ever sat in church and felt like your biggest questions never got answered, this show is for you. Randy goes where most pulpits won't — deep into the text, following Scripture with Scripture, letting the Bible say what it actually says. Topics include the Covenants of God, salvation and grace, the spiritual realm, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and a verse-by-verse journey through Romans and other New Testament letters. New episodes every week. No fluff, no filler — just the Word.

The Bible Says More is a religion podcast hosted by Pastor Randy, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Pastor Randy hosts The Bible Says More, a religion show with 26 episodes published.

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  The Obedience of Faith: Romans 15 and the Gospel as Royal Proclamation

  Aug 11, 202612 min

  Send us Fan Mail The gospel is not primarily an invitation. It is a royal proclamation. God has appointed his king over heaven and earth — and the call to every human being is not to add Jesus to their existing life but to stop serving everything else and submit to the one God has placed in authority. In this episode, Pastor Randy Johnson works through Romans 15, zeroing in on what Paul means when he describes his preaching as a priestly service — and what the obedience God calls the Gentiles to actually looks like. It is not obedience to the law of Moses. That would be going backwards. It is obedience to Christ, obedience to the Holy Spirit, obedience to what Paul elsewhere calls the Spirit of Grace. Randy also unpacks what salvation by works actually means — not just doing good things, but presenting your own effort to God as a substitute for what God has already provided. That's the definition. And it doesn't work because God has already set the standard, provided the means, and appointed the king. Grace is not just a state of being. Grace is a teacher — and what it teaches you is how to live. Key Scripture: Romans 15 Partner with Pastor Randy Visit Pastor Randy's website Ask Pastor Randy a question Watch Pastor Randy's videos

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  The God of Hope: Romans 15 and the Joy That Comes From Believing

  Aug 4, 202618 min

  Send us Fan Mail Eternal life doesn't begin when you die. According to Jesus, it begins the moment you believe. In this episode, Pastor Randy Johnson opens up Romans 15, starting with Jesus Christ defined as he actually is — not a pleading savior hoping to be accepted, but the Root of Jesse who arose to rule the Gentiles and give them hope. That distinction reshapes how you understand the gospel from the ground up. From there, Randy unpacks Paul's prayer that the God of hope would fill believers with all joy and peace in believing. If you claim to know Christ but have no joy and no peace, Paul's letter has something to say about that — not in condemnation, but as an invitation to come back to the cross and trust the one sacrifice that was enough for all time. The episode also opens up something most believers have never been taught — the priesthood of all believers. Paul describes his preaching as a priestly service, and Peter confirms that every person who calls on the name of the Lord is a priest of God. Not an institutional role. A spiritual reality. The church doesn't exist to be served by the world — it exists to serve the world the gospel. Key Scripture: Romans 15:12-21 Partner with Pastor Randy Visit Pastor Randy's website Ask Pastor Randy a question Watch Pastor Randy's videos

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  Bear With the Weak: Romans 15 and the Strength That Serves

  Jul 28, 202615 min

  Send us Fan Mail The strong have an obligation. Not to themselves — to the weak. In this episode, Pastor Randy Johnson moves into Romans 15, where Paul brings the long discussion of strong and weak faith to its practical conclusion. If you have learned to walk in the Spirit, to hear God's voice, to live in the freedom of Christ — that strength was never meant to be hoarded. It was meant to be spent on behalf of those who aren't there yet. Christ himself is the model. He did not please himself. The reproaches meant for God fell on him instead — and as believers who carry Christ into the world, those same reproaches now fall on us. Randy also unpacks what Paul means when he says the Scriptures give us endurance and encouragement. The stories of faith preserved in God's Word are not ancient history — they are living proof that God provides, sustains, and keeps his people through every difficulty. That's the foundation of hope. The episode closes on the vision Paul has for the whole body of Christ — Jews and Gentiles, strong and weak, every background and heritage — together, with one voice, glorifying the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Key Scripture: Romans 15:1-12 Partner with Pastor Randy Visit Pastor Randy's website Ask Pastor Randy a question Watch Pastor Randy's videos

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  Don't Be a Stumbling Block: Romans 14 and the Limits of Your Freedom

  Jul 21, 202616 min

  Send us Fan Mail Your freedom in Christ is real. But freedom has a limit — and that limit is your brother's conscience. In this episode, Pastor Randy Johnson works through Romans 14:13-23, drawing a distinction that most teaching on this passage misses entirely. Being a stumbling block doesn't mean letting other people control your life. It means using your freedom in a way that causes a brother or sister to violate their own conscience. Those are two very different things — and knowing the difference matters. Paul's argument is straightforward: if your brother is grieved by what you eat, you are no longer walking in love. Don't flaunt your freedom in front of someone whose faith isn't strong enough to handle it yet. The work of God in another person's life is worth more than your right to eat whatever you want. The kingdom of God, Paul reminds us, is not a matter of eating and drinking. It is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. That reordering of priorities changes everything about how believers relate to one another across their differences. The episode closes with one of the most searching statements in all of Romans — whatever does not proceed from faith is sin. Key Scripture: Romans 14:13-23 Partner with Pastor Randy Visit Pastor Randy's website Ask Pastor Randy a question Watch Pastor Randy's videos

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  One Lord, One Judge: Romans 14 and Why You Answer to God Alone

  Jul 14, 202613 min

  Send us Fan Mail Every knee shall bow. Every tongue shall confess. We love to say that to unbelievers — but look at who Paul is actually writing to. In this episode, Pastor Randy Johnson continues through Romans 14, pressing deeper into what it means that believers answer to one master and one judge — the Lord Jesus Christ. Not to each other. Not to a church tradition. Not to a set of external rules. To Him alone. That changes everything about how we relate to other believers who practice their faith differently than we do. The one who observes special days does it in honor of the Lord. The one who doesn't observes every day in honor of the Lord. Both give thanks to God. None of us lives to himself — and none of us dies to himself. We are the Lord's. Randy also unpacks a truth about Scripture that reframes how you read your Bible — every written Word of God began as a spoken Word of God. The Holy Spirit spoke to the prophets, the prophets wrote it down, and that is how we got Scripture. Not from any institution, but from the Holy Spirit himself. The episode closes with a word of wisdom Randy's wife gave him early in ministry that stopped him cold — and might do the same for you. Key Scripture: Romans 14:5-12 Partner with Pastor Randy Visit Pastor Randy's website Ask Pastor Randy a question Watch Pastor Randy's videos

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