Fast, practical teaching for getting spiritually unstuck.
Grace Orlando Podcast is built around energetic, verse-by-verse Christian teaching, often moving through Romans with a focus on getting spiritually unstuck. The messages blend doctrine, practical self-examination, humor, and prayerful encouragement for people wrestling with faith, habits, suffering, and hope.
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Grace Orlando Podcast is a Christian teaching show shaped by messages from Grace Orlando. Its recent episodes focus heavily on Romans through the How To Get Unstuck series. The show is sermon-first, not interview-driven. One voice carries the teaching with a fast, conversational pace and a strong sense of pastoral urgency. The episodes move verse by verse, but they rarely feel dry. A passage from Paul becomes a way to talk about habits, desire, suffering, disappointment, obedience, and the question of where real happiness comes from. The show is direct about spiritual stuckness. It speaks to people caught in familiar patterns, people carrying broken pieces of the past, and people trying to understand faith after church hurt or failed leadership. It also keeps returning to hope. Resurrection is presented not as vague optimism, but as the center of Christian endurance and future restoration. The teaching often contrasts surface positivity with deeper biblical wisdom. Positive thinking can help, but the show argues that hope has to be anchored in God rather than mood or circumstance. Practical application matters here. Listeners hear about walking by the Spirit, starving fleshly desires, letting go of the past, and seeking God before seeking benefits from God. The style has a human looseness to it. A joke about aggressive driving can sit right beside a careful explanation of Romans or a prayer for transformation. That mix gives the show its texture: accessible, intense, funny in flashes, and firmly committed to biblical formation. It is best for people who want church-style teaching that explains doctrine while still pushing toward Monday-morning obedience.
Made for: Best for Christians and spiritually curious listeners who want energetic Bible teaching with practical application. It also fits people processing church disappointment, old habits, or questions about what faith means under pressure.
What sets it apart: Grace Orlando Podcast pairs verse-by-verse teaching through Romans with unusually direct language about spiritual stuckness, desire, and hope. Its strength is the way ordinary anecdotes quickly become biblical arguments for change.
Weekly messages from Pastor Mike Adkins at Grace Orlando.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Mike Adkins connects close biblical teaching with recognizable struggles, making Christian discipleship concrete without thinning out its theological claims.
Grace Orlando Podcast turns biblical passages into direct, practical sermons about how Christian conviction meets ordinary frustration. Mike Adkins works patiently through Romans 8, connecting desire, the Holy Spirit, suffering, resurrection, and hope to the daily work of…
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A Romans 8 sermon that frames restless expectation as a sign of hope beyond this life.
How to Get Unstuck | Week 7 pushes back on the familiar promise that a positive mind will make everything work out. Reading Romans 8, the sermon argues that a burdened mind can be more honest than forced optimism when someone has moved away from God's will.
A Romans 8 sermon that grounds happiness in resurrection hope instead of optimism alone.
"How To Get Unstuck" sets positive thinking beside Romans 8 and makes a clear distinction: lasting happiness is not the product of wishful confidence that life will sort itself out, but of resurrection hope.
A candid sermon about leaving old patterns behind and trusting God to bring dead places back to life.
This single-episode sermon opens in Romans 8:12 and shapes the passage into a plainspoken call to walk with God through the Holy Spirit, rather than remain caught in old patterns of brokenness.
A grounded sermon on leaving old patterns behind and walking with God toward spiritual change.
Getting unstuck gives this episode its shape, as a sermon in a Romans series begins at Romans 8:12 and turns toward the work of walking with God through the Holy Spirit.
A Romans 8:5 sermon frames desire as a daily test of what is shaping the next choice.
Desire gets a theological workout in this single-episode review of Romans 8:5, where the sermon argues that a person's wants deserve as much attention as the rules they try to follow. C.S.
A lively Palm Sunday sermon asks what gets lost when Jesus is welcomed as too small a rescuer.
Palm Sunday is framed as a problem of mistaken recognition: Jesus enters Jerusalem as a humble king, greeted with palms and Hosanna, while the crowd narrows him into the rescuer it wants.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Jesus’s Palm Sunday entry into Jerusalem is framed through Passover, the 400 years of slavery in Egypt, and the lamb’s blood on the doorpost.
Pastor Mike Adkins invites listeners to take a step of faith and consider the truth of the Bible during a weekend service at Grace Orlando.
Pastor Mike Adkins delivers a sermon on desire from Romans 8, using C.S.
Grace Orlando Podcast's "How To Get Unstuck | Week 7" uses Romans 8:18-22 and 1 Corinthians 15:16-19 to argue that "present sufferings" are not worth comparing with what God will reveal.
"It's not worth comparing" frames Paul, Facebook, and Instagram in one argument.
Grace Orlando Podcast's "How To Get Unstuck | Week 6" works through Romans 8:12-17 and Philippians 3:10-14 to argue that Christians owe nothing to the flesh.
Grace Orlando Podcast's 'How To Get Unstuck | Week 6' moves through Romans 8:12-17 and Philippians 3:10-14, with Mike treating 'no obligation to the flesh' as the central problem.
Pastor Mike Adkins teaches from Romans 7 about how everyone operates on a set of rules and how to get unstuck in life.
Pastor Mike Adkins kicks off a new series on Romans 7-9, addressing spiritual stuckness and encouraging listeners to take their next step toward Jesus.
Pastor Mike Adkins kicks off a new series on Romans 7-9 about getting unstuck spiritually.