The Book of Romans, Part 117: A Sleeping Saint (cont.) (Rom. 13:11-14)

Summary

The sermon explores the spiritual dangers of complacency through the life of Samson, illustrating how a child of God can fall into spiritual slumber without realizing it. Despite Samson's failures and disobedience to his Nazarite vows, God's faithfulness remained, ultimately using Samson to fulfill His purposes. The preacher warns believers to remain spiritually awake and active in serving the Lord, emphasizing that it is never too late to return to God. The message concludes with encouragement drawn from the thief on the cross, highlighting God's grace even at the last moment.