In this episode of The John 3:15 Podcast--part 1 of 5-ish in a series on evangelism--the dudes laugh at N64 polygon meshes, learn that Jeremy gets "I-wish-those-who-unsettle-you-would-emasculate-themselves" angry when people limit Paul's concerns to only Jew/Gentile relations and achieve "Harlem Globetrotters" levels of dunkage on the "New Perspective on Paul". Also, the dudes tackle the first verse in the famous "Romans Road", Romans 3:23. This, along with Romans 6:26, 5:8, 10:9 and either 8:1 or 5:1 (depending on your personal preference) comprise a suite of popular verses used during evangelistic encounters to outline the core tenets of the Gospel. Romans 3:23 seems to say that "all have sinned", and we know that all means all, so clearly this means every single human is sinful and in need of God's grace, right? This is certainly true, but is this the point Paul is actually making in 3:23?