King's Way Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge explores Romans 11:13-18, where the Apostle Paul addresses Gentile believers, reminding them of their place in God's covenant. While Gentiles have been grafted into the nourishing root of the olive tree, Paul cautions against arrogance, emphasizing that the Jews hold a unique position in the covenant. Using metaphors of dough and branches, Pastor Dale explains how the holiness of the patriarchs, especially Abraham, sanctifies the entire nation of Israel. This teaching highlights God's sovereign plan of redemption, where His grace and covenantal promises to both Jews and Gentiles unfold perfectly according to His will.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge continues his exposition of Romans 11, focusing on verses 13-15. Building on last week's discussion of verses 11-12, Pastor Dale highlights Paul's ministry to the Gentiles and the prophetic relationship between the Gentiles' salvation and the future revival of Israel. He explains the significance of Paul's mission to the nations and warns against spiritual pride among Gentiles, urging believers to maintain a humble perspective toward Israel. The sermon also touches on the interconnectedness of Jewish and Gentile salvation in God's redemptive plan.

In this sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge explores the profound sovereignty of God over both good and bad events, emphasizing how even sin, punishment, and human disobedience are used by God for His redemptive purposes. Drawing from Romans 11, Pastor Dale explains how Israel’s rejection of Christ is neither total nor final, as God has preserved a remnant and continues to work through Israel’s hardening for the good of the Gentiles. He highlights that God’s sovereignty is not limited to the good but also encompasses the bad, showing that God is in complete control of all things, ultimately working everything for His glory and the good of those who love Him.

In this sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge concludes a study on God's sovereignty in salvation, particularly focusing on the remnant of Israel. He emphasizes that true Israel is not just an Old Testament concept but includes believers today. Using examples from Moses and David, Pastor Dale discusses why only a remnant of Israel was saved, attributing this to a covenantal judgment for their unfaithfulness. He unpacks the divine hardening of hearts, exploring how God, in His justice and mercy, chooses whom to save and whom to leave to judgment. The sermon calls for a deeper understanding of biblical interpretation, stressing that believers, especially men, must learn to lead their families in truth by rightly handling the Word of God.

In this sermon podcast, Pastor Dale Partridge begins a deep dive into Romans 11, examining the doctrine of divine election and God's sovereignty over salvation. He addresses the tension between God's promises to Israel and the widespread rejection of Christ by the Jewish people. Pastor Dale explains that not all who are born of Israel are part of the elect remnant, and that God's plan has always included saving a foreknown and predestined group from ethnic Israel. Through this exploration, he highlights the profound truth that salvation rests not on human effort but on God's grace and sovereign choice, ultimately pointing to Christ as the fulfillment of God's promises.

In this sermon on Romans 10:16-21, Pastor Dale Partridge addresses the Jewish rejection of the gospel, emphasizing that even though the message is simple, accessible, and universal, many still refused to obey it. Drawing from Isaiah and John, Pastor Dale explains how the widespread rejection of Christ by the Jews aligns with God’s sovereign plan of election, where only a remnant were chosen to believe. The sermon highlights the fulfillment of prophetic scripture, illustrating that the rejection of the Messiah was anticipated and serves to uphold the doctrine of divine sovereignty over salvation.

In today's sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge dives into Romans 10:11-15, emphasizing the simplicity and profound power of the gospel. He contrasts the futility of self-righteousness and works-based salvation with the sufficiency of Christ's perfect obedience. Pastor Dale reminds us that salvation is not about our own righteousness, but about trusting in the righteousness of Christ. It's a faith that acknowledges our own sinfulness and relies solely on Jesus for a righteous verdict on Judgment Day. The message underscores the accessibility of the gospel—simple, near, and available to all who believe.

In this sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge focuses on Romans 10:5-10, where Paul contrasts two approaches to righteousness: one based on the law and the other on faith. Pastor Dale emphasizes that righteousness based on the law requires perfect obedience, a standard no one can meet. Instead, true righteousness comes through faith in Christ, who fulfilled the law on our behalf. He challenges the belief that works contribute to salvation, reinforcing that salvation is by faith alone. Works are the fruit, not the root, of salvation. Pastor Dale invites listeners to embrace the simplicity of the gospel, which leaves no excuse for rejecting it.

In this sermon, Pastor Dale Partridge delves into Romans 10:1-4, highlighting Paul's heartfelt desire for the salvation of the Jews, despite their misguided zeal for God. Pastor Dale explores the offensiveness of Paul's message to the Jewish community, as it challenged their belief in being the chosen people while asserting the inclusion of Gentiles in God's salvation plan. He reflects on Paul's ability to love and pray for those who persecuted him, encouraging believers to exhibit the same supernatural love for their enemies, balancing a desire for their salvation with a stand against their wickedness. Join us as we uncover the depth of true Christian love and the importance of aligning zeal with true knowledge of God's righteousness.

Join Pastor Dale Partridge at King's Way Church as he concludes Romans 9. In this final portion of chapter 9, he unpacks the profound truths about God's sovereignty in salvation, addressing the challenging questions of why many Jews did not come to Christ despite God's promises. He explains Paul's five key points on election, demonstrating how God's purpose and plan have always included both Jews and Gentiles. Discover how the prophecies of the Old Testament reveal God's overarching narrative of redemption, highlighting the balance between divine sovereignty and human responsibility, and offering a deeper understanding of our own salvation.