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12 resources referencing Romans 11:1-5
The sermon emphasizes the importance of focusing on one thing—the desire to seek the Lord and dwell in His presence, as exemplified by David in Psalm 27:4. It contrasts this single-minded devotion…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith in God, using Elijah's confrontation with the prophets of Baal as a key example of choosing God over idolatry. It highlights the presence of a…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of the remnant, emphasizing God's unchanging sovereignty and the preservation of a faithful few throughout history. It traces the remnant from Old Testament…
The sermon explores the example of Elijah as presented in Romans 11:1-5 and 1 Kings 18-19, emphasizing God's faithfulness in preserving a remnant despite widespread apostasy in the Northern Kingdom…
The sermon explores the significance of the 7,000 men mentioned in Romans 11:1-5, who had not bowed to Baal worship during Elijah's time. It emphasizes that these individuals, though unknown and not…
The sermon distinguishes between relationship and fellowship in the Christian life, using biblical examples such as the prodigal son and the ten lepers to illustrate that relationship with God…
The sermon explores 1 Peter chapter 1, emphasizing the doctrine of election according to God's foreknowledge, which means God loved and chose believers before they were born, not based on their…
The sermon explains the biblical doctrine of election, emphasizing that God sovereignly chooses individuals for salvation not based on foreseen faith or works, but according to His mercy and grace.…
The sermon explains the biblical doctrine of election, emphasizing God's sovereign choice to save some sinners by grace while leaving others to their just consequences. It highlights scriptural…
Elder Buddy Abernathy addresses false teachings about the end times, emphasizing that the next major event is the Lord's visible return to take His children to their eternal home. He explains Matthew…
The sermon explores Romans 11, emphasizing that God has not rejected His people, Israel, but has reserved a faithful remnant by grace. The preacher reflects on the concept of election, grace, and the…
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…