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Romans 11:19-22, in this passage, Paul warns Gentile believers against arrogance and presumption, reminding them that they were grafted into the covenant community by God's mercy, not by their merit. He stresses that the Jews were cut off because of their unbelief, and likewise, Gentiles must continue in faith or face the same judgment. The message highlights God's kindness in extending salvation but also His severity toward unbelief, urging humility and faithfulness in response to His grace.
Romans 12:3–8 calls believers to humility and unity within the body of Christ. Paul urges us not to think too highly of ourselves but to view ourselves with sober judgment, according to the faith God has given us. The church is described as one body with many members, each having unique gifts....
Published 11/19/24
In this sermon, we’ll delve into Romans 12:1-2, where Paul lays out a profound call for believers to live wholly consecrated lives. Drawing on Paul’s urging, we’ll consider what it means to present ourselves as “living sacrifices.” Such a life, devoted and set apart, is the truest form of...
Published 11/12/24