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1111 resources referencing Romans 9
The sermon emphasizes the significance of Jesus' promise to be present when two or three are gathered in His name, highlighting the authority and responsibility of the local church assembly. It…
The sermon addresses the complex relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility, focusing on the doctrine of predestination. It emphasizes that all events, including evil acts, occur…
The sermon explores Matthew 19, emphasizing the sanctity of marriage, the importance of childlike faith, and the challenge of prioritizing God over worldly possessions. It highlights the…
The sermon focuses on Jesus' stern condemnation of the scribes and Pharisees in Matthew 23, highlighting their hypocrisy of saying one thing but doing another. It emphasizes that mere religious works…
This sermon explores the betrayal and denial of Christ, focusing on Judas Iscariot's greed and ultimate betrayal, contrasting it with Peter's repentance. It discusses the transition from the Old…
The sermon emphasizes the divine inspiration and authority of all Scripture, highlighting 2 Timothy 3:16-17 as foundational for understanding the Bible's role in guiding believers. It teaches that…
The sermon explores the book of Revelation as a panoramic unveiling of Jesus Christ, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the ultimate glorification of His elect. It critiques various interpretations of…
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 emphasizes that the Book of Revelation should not be interpreted chronologically but symbolically, highlighting God's sovereign control over history and His people. It teaches that God's…
The sermon explores the sovereignty and will of God as revealed through the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul. It emphasizes that Paul's apostleship, sufferings, and ministry were all by the will…
The sermon emphasizes that the gospel is fundamentally for sinners and that the church is an assembly of sinners who have been transformed by God's grace. It explores who believers were before…
The sermon emphasizes the goodness, forbearance, and longsuffering of God, highlighting that His mercy is intended to lead sinners to repentance. It underscores human depravity and the universal need…