In this second installment on the Book of Romans, Paul shows us that all people, in all times and places, have an innate sense of who God is, and long for his mercy and justice. Yet all of us have swapped Him out for another object of worship.<br /><br />*My thinking on this passage and illustrations used have been largely informed by Pastor JD Greear and his sermon series on Romans.

In this second installment on the Book of Romans, Paul shows us that all people, in all times and places, have an innate sense of who God is, and long for his mercy and justice. Yet all of us have swapped Him out for another object of worship.*My thinking on this passage and illustrations used have been largely informed by Pastor JD Greear and his sermon series on Romans.

In this second installment on the Book of Romans, Paul shows us that all people, in all times and places, have an innate sense of who God is, and long for his mercy and justice. Yet all of us have swapped Him out for another object of worship.<br><br>*My thinking on this passage and illustrations used have been largely informed by Pastor JD Greear and his sermon series on Romans.

Romans 1:18-25: See, Suppress, Swap

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Romans 1:18-25: See, Suppress, Swap

Romans 1:18-25: See, Suppress, Swap