The Book of Romans, Part 25: What If Some Did Not Believe? I (Rom. 3:3-4)

Summary

The sermon explores the question of what happens if some do not believe, emphasizing that God's faithfulness to His covenant remains despite human unbelief. It teaches that all the elect children of God will be born again by the Spirit, a process likened to natural birth and the wind, beyond human control or understanding. The preacher refutes the idea that hearing the gospel is necessary for regeneration, citing biblical examples such as John the Baptist and the thief on the cross. The message concludes that faith is implanted at the new birth and must be exercised, and that even those who never hear the gospel, like infants, are saved by God's grace.