Seeing the Invisible Through the Visible, Rom 1:13

Summary

The sermon explores Romans 1:13-21, emphasizing how God's invisible qualities, such as eternal power and divine nature, are clearly seen through His creation. It highlights the moral implications of rejecting this revelation, leading to deeper sinfulness and folly. The preacher contrasts natural revelation with the gospel's intimate revelation of God as Father, underscoring salvation as a gift of grace that transforms the believer's character. The sermon also critiques evolutionary theory from a biblical perspective, affirming intelligent design as evidence of God's existence and sovereignty.