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612 resources referencing Romans 9:1
The sermon explains the doctrine of irresistible grace, one of the five points of Calvinism summarized by the acronym TULIP. It emphasizes that salvation is entirely by God's grace, not dependent on…
The sermon explains eternal salvation through five key biblical terms: foreknow, predestinate, called, justified, and glorified, emphasizing that God is the sole actor in this process. It highlights…
The sermon emphasizes that Christianity is fundamentally about love, rooted in the nature of God who is love. It highlights God's love demonstrated through the sending and sacrifice of Jesus Christ…
The sermon explains the concept of the kingdom of heaven in two aspects: the present spiritual kingdom within believers and the future eternal kingdom of paradise. It emphasizes that entrance into…
The sermon explores the gospel as God designed it, emphasizing the importance of preaching the Word faithfully and the pastoral responsibility to evangelize. It highlights the dialectical nature of…
The sermon explores the doctrine of salvation as presented in the Book of Romans, emphasizing God's sovereignty and faithfulness in salvation rather than human effort. It addresses common criticisms…
The sermon addresses the tension between biblical passages suggesting Christ's atonement is universal and those indicating it is specific to the elect. It critiques the idea that Jesus died…
The sermon explores the varied meanings of the Greek word translated as "world" in the New Testament, emphasizing the importance of context in interpretation. It highlights that "world" can refer to…
The sermon explores Romans 11, focusing on God's corporate dealings with Jews and Gentiles rather than individual salvation. It emphasizes the divine goodness and severity of God, illustrating how…
The sermon explores Paul's sudden change in mood from joy to sorrow in Romans 9:1-5, focusing on his grief for his Jewish kinsmen who have not accepted Jesus as Messiah. It emphasizes that Paul's…
The sermon distinguishes between forensic justification, which is God's legal declaration of righteousness based on Christ's atonement and resurrection, and experiential justification, which is the…
The sermon explores Paul's deep sorrow for his kinsmen, the Israelites, who despite their privileges, reject Jesus as the Messiah due to deception and misunderstanding. It emphasizes Paul's…