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Mercy On All | Romans 11:25-32
All people come to the Father by grace alone through faith alone, according to God’s mercy alone. By mercy, not by merit.
Romans 11:25-32
Sermon: "Mercy On All" Date: April 21, 2024 Speaker: Pastor Brian Smith Church: Wildwood Church, East Moline, Illinois
Overview: In this impactful sermon, Pastor Brian Smith explores Romans 11:25-32, focusing on the theme of God's mercy on all. Through a deep dive into these verses, Pastor Brian uncovers the mysteries of God's sovereign plan in salvation and highlights the pivotal role of mercy in our relationship with God.
Key Points:
- Introduction to Romans Series
- Recap of the "Foundation" series, emphasizing the doctrine of God's sovereignty.
- Transition from doctrinal teachings to Christian ethics in chapters 12-16.
- God's Mercy on All
- The climax of Paul's doctrinal exposition in Romans.
- Emphasis on salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
- The Mystery of Salvation
- Understanding the partial hardening of Israel and the fullness of the Gentiles.
- Exploring the temporary nature of Israel's hardening and God's ultimate plan for salvation.
- Promise of Salvation
- Assurance that all Israel will be saved: Exploring the future inclusion of ethnic Jews.
- God's role as the primary agent in salvation, grounded in His covenantal faithfulness.
- God's Sovereign Work
- Confidence in God's promise of salvation for Israel.
- Highlighting the Deliverer's role from Zion in banishing ungodliness.
- Beloved Enemies
- Understanding Israel's dual nature: Enemies regarding the Gospel but beloved due to God's covenant.
- The unchanging nature of God's calling and gifts.
- By Mercy, Not by Merit
- Clarifying Paul's message on God's universal mercy while rejecting universalism.
- Emphasizing salvation through God's mercy and the importance of faith.
Conclusion: In conclusion, Pastor Brian underscores the transformative power of God's mercy in our lives. He emphasizes that salvation is not achieved through merit but is solely a result of God's mercy. This truth leads believers to a life filled with praise and gratitude. The sermon concludes with a hopeful outlook towards the future, anticipating the day when Israel will also experience God's mercy.
Resources:
- Recommended readings on Romans by F.F. Bruce, D.M. Doriani, Kent R. Hughes, Colin G. Kruse, Richard N. Longenecker, John MacArthur, Douglas J. Moo, Robert Mounce, Thomas R. Schreiner, and R.C. Sproul.
Join us next week as we continue our journey through the "Foundation" series. Pastor Brian will guide us through the transition to the "fellowship" section in Romans, offering insights into Christian ethics and practical applications for our daily lives. Don't miss this enriching exploration of God's Word!
#connect4QC #Foundation #Romans #Doctrine #Mercy
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By Wildwood ChurchAll people come to the Father by grace alone through faith alone, according to God’s mercy alone. By mercy, not by merit.
Romans 11:25-32
Sermon: "Mercy On All" Date: April 21, 2024 Speaker: Pastor Brian Smith Church: Wildwood Church, East Moline, Illinois
Overview: In this impactful sermon, Pastor Brian Smith explores Romans 11:25-32, focusing on the theme of God's mercy on all. Through a deep dive into these verses, Pastor Brian uncovers the mysteries of God's sovereign plan in salvation and highlights the pivotal role of mercy in our relationship with God.
Key Points:
- Introduction to Romans Series
- Recap of the "Foundation" series, emphasizing the doctrine of God's sovereignty.
- Transition from doctrinal teachings to Christian ethics in chapters 12-16.
- God's Mercy on All
- The climax of Paul's doctrinal exposition in Romans.
- Emphasis on salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
- The Mystery of Salvation
- Understanding the partial hardening of Israel and the fullness of the Gentiles.
- Exploring the temporary nature of Israel's hardening and God's ultimate plan for salvation.
- Promise of Salvation
- Assurance that all Israel will be saved: Exploring the future inclusion of ethnic Jews.
- God's role as the primary agent in salvation, grounded in His covenantal faithfulness.
- God's Sovereign Work
- Confidence in God's promise of salvation for Israel.
- Highlighting the Deliverer's role from Zion in banishing ungodliness.
- Beloved Enemies
- Understanding Israel's dual nature: Enemies regarding the Gospel but beloved due to God's covenant.
- The unchanging nature of God's calling and gifts.
- By Mercy, Not by Merit
- Clarifying Paul's message on God's universal mercy while rejecting universalism.
- Emphasizing salvation through God's mercy and the importance of faith.
Conclusion: In conclusion, Pastor Brian underscores the transformative power of God's mercy in our lives. He emphasizes that salvation is not achieved through merit but is solely a result of God's mercy. This truth leads believers to a life filled with praise and gratitude. The sermon concludes with a hopeful outlook towards the future, anticipating the day when Israel will also experience God's mercy.
Resources:
- Recommended readings on Romans by F.F. Bruce, D.M. Doriani, Kent R. Hughes, Colin G. Kruse, Richard N. Longenecker, John MacArthur, Douglas J. Moo, Robert Mounce, Thomas R. Schreiner, and R.C. Sproul.
Join us next week as we continue our journey through the "Foundation" series. Pastor Brian will guide us through the transition to the "fellowship" section in Romans, offering insights into Christian ethics and practical applications for our daily lives. Don't miss this enriching exploration of God's Word!
#connect4QC #Foundation #Romans #Doctrine #Mercy