Pastor Neil begins this sermon reminding us of God's deliverance for those who believe in Him and call on His name. Sadly, although it is the believer's responsibility to share this message, it may not be readily accepted by those who receive it. But as He does with the Jewish people, God patiently remains faithful to forgive and reconcile to Himself those who will trust in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses different interpretations of Romans 10:9-10. He illustrates that the "salvation" referred to in these passages, though specifically applicable to the deliverance of the Jewish remnant during the Great Tribulation, also pertains to deliverance from trouble for all believers who call upon the Lord for help.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses different interpretations of Romans 10:9-10. He illustrates that the "salvation" referred to in these passages, though specifically applicable to the deliverance of the Jewish remnant during the Great Tribulation, also pertains to deliverance from trouble for all believers who call upon the Lord for help.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil debunks common arguments proffered by Christians to avoid political involvement. He reminds us that Christians are called to be "salt and light" in the world, which includes biblical stewardship within the political process.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil debunks common arguments proffered by Christians to avoid political involvement. He reminds us that Christians are called to be "salt and light" in the world, which includes biblical stewardship within the political process.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses the religious zeal of the Jewish people of the Apostle Paul's day and

their tragic failure to realize that they could not rely on their own righteousness to hasten the coming of the Messiah. The only righteousness that mankind could ever hope for was near them - and is near us - the righteousness of faith in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses the religious zeal of the Jewish people of the Apostle Paul's day and

their tragic failure to realize that they could not rely on their own righteousness to hasten the coming of the Messiah. The only righteousness that mankind could ever hope for was near them - and is near us - the righteousness of faith in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil teaches on the patience of God: that He is slow to anger, and willing to relent from doing harm to those who turn to Him. His patient mercy toward Gentile believers is starkly evident against the backdrop of the temporary hardening of many of the Jewish people toward Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil teaches on the patience of God: that He is slow to anger, and willing to relent from doing harm to those who turn to Him. His patient mercy toward Gentile believers is starkly evident against the backdrop of the temporary hardening of many of the Jewish people toward Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil explores a difficult concept: if God hardens people, how can He find fault when they rebel against Him? Pastor Neil explains that hardening is often temporal, serving to accomplish God's purpose. And, just as God is sovereign, He is also patient, showing mercy in His desire that mankind repent and turn to Him.