Sermons onRomans 11

The Whole Story

• 7:40Romans 11

  But then in Romans chapter eight through Romans chapter 10, or really Romans chapter 11, we get introduced to the good news of the gospel. Romans chapter eight, verse one says, there is therefore no condemnation for those of us who are in Christ Jesus. Like y'all, the good news in the midst of our bad news…

Asking for a Friend

• 5:10Romans 11

  …Well, we're going to start with things that you cannot know. And then we will look at what you and I can know. So when we ask questions about the will of God, there are not all wills are created equal. So for instance, Romans 11, 33, just previous to what Paul has already addressed, he says, oh, the depths of the riches, both of the wisdom and the knowledge of God. How unsearchable are his judgments.

When in Romans

• 2:00Romans 11

  If you have your Bibles with you, join me in Romans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11. And as we begin, I want to start with a short quip from a British journalist writing in the early 20th century. So right after war, war one, where anti-Semitism was at its highest. This journalist was a communist. And he said this about God's people.

• 2:06Romans 11

  If you have your Bibles with you, join me in Romans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11. And as we begin, I want to start with a short quip from a British journalist writing in the early 20th century. So right after war, war one, where anti-Semitism was at its highest. This journalist was a communist. And he said this about God's people.

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Suitcase

• 6:29Romans 11

  But all wills are not created equal. So we're going to drill down to the will that you're asking about. Because the Bible tells us that there is a hidden will of God. It's actually in Romans chapter 11. We didn't read that, but it's in verse 33. Paul says this about the hidden will of God. Now, if the will of God, if part of his will is hidden, that means it's not for you to know. Because it's hidden. Paul says it this way.

Facts

• 25:16Romans 11

  We want you to join with other family members. We want you to join in with a church. And there's a scripture that says in Romans chapter 11. Or chapter 1 verse 11 and 12. It says, "For I want very much to see you." Paul's writing this. "So that I may impart to you some spiritual gift to strengthen you." Isn't it unique that Paul, every time he wrote…