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22 resources referencing Romans 9:6-13
The sermon explores the biblical concept of divine hatred, emphasizing that it is a moral, not emotional, hatred as demonstrated in Romans 9:6-13 and Psalms 5:5. It argues that God's hatred is…
The sermon explores the doctrine of personal election as taught in Romans 9, emphasizing that election is based on God's sovereign choice rather than human works or foreseen faith. It critiques…
The sermon provides a detailed recap of Romans chapter 9, focusing on Paul's deep grief for certain people who are God's chosen but fail to embrace justification by faith. It emphasizes God's…
The sermon explores Romans 9, focusing on the apostle Paul's deep sorrow over the rejection of Jesus Christ by the Jewish people and the doctrine of divine election. It emphasizes God's sovereign…
The sermon uses the eagle as a biblical symbol to illustrate the life and character of a child of God, emphasizing themes of spiritual renewal, perseverance, and faith. It highlights how God finds…
The sermon explores the everlasting new covenant described in Hebrews 8, emphasizing that it is made not merely with natural descendants of Israel but with the spiritual Israel—those chosen by God…
The sermon explains the institution of the Lord's Supper during the Passover and clarifies its symbolism as representing Christ's body and blood, not a literal transformation. It emphasizes the New…
The sermon explores the doctrine of God's sovereign election as presented in Romans 9, emphasizing that God's choice is based on His own will and not on human works or merit. It highlights the…
Bro Jimmy Shook's sermon emphasizes the importance of God's grace for salvation, illustrating this through the parable of the rich man and Lazarus and the story of Saul's conversion. He stresses that…
The sermon explores the sovereignty of God's grace and election, emphasizing that they are unconditional and without any qualifications or conditions such as 'ifs,' 'ands,' or 'buts.' Using biblical…