Gospel of Grace Fellowship, Sermons (St Louis Park Minnesota)

An arrogant attitude towards Israel is really an arrogant attitude in disguise against God Himself. God has placed unilateral and unconditional promises upon Israel that will be fulfilled.

We learn from the apostle Paul that God will be faithful to bring Israel, as a nation, to faith in Messiah. We also learn that Israel’s restoration is good news for Gentile believer!

Many people claim that problems in the lives of Christians are their own fault. It is not right that suffering saints should be ridden with false guilt that comes from false teaching. We end by showing that we need to value what God values.

The joy of true fellowship is only found with the truly redeemed. The progress that God endorses is to grow more into the image of Christ and for the gospel to go to new people all over the world.

You can trust God to bring about all of the promises He has made to you as a believer in Christ.

One of the purposes of Romans 10 is to prove that human beings, as exemplified by Israel, are still responsible for their hardness of heart despite the fact that God is sovereign in the process of salvation as shown in Romans 9.

Paul argues that no one can believe without being exposed to God’s word, and that no one will hear God’s word without people who preach the word. Paul goes on to teach that people must also be engaged in sending the preacher out into the world if anyone is to be reached with God’s word.

God has not asked anyone to do what is impossible in order to be saved. We examine how the depravity of man does not ruin our mental faculties to the point of being unable to understand God’s word; instead, we learn that fallen man’s inability to believe the gospel stems from a moral aversion to God and His gospel.

The work of God is to believe the objective truth about Christ which is proclaimed in the Bible. The realm of the spirits is a great danger and full of seductive deception.

This sermon shows why and how the truth is under attack and all Christians must know and embrace the truth while rejecting falsehood. We also point out the both truth and love are necessary and we must not allow anyone to tell us to give up one or the other.