Sound Doctrine

We’re once again in the Book of Acts today on Sound Doctrine as Pastor Jeff Johnson is showing us what the early Christian church was like. There is one common thread that we see. It was that Jesus received the glory. They knew their Lord and were very happy to give all Glory and Honor to Him. Christians today should follow in those footsteps.

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We turn your attention to the greatness of our God today, and don’t you agree that such a reminder is sorely needed in a day like ours, where hope is low and discouragement is running high? Pastor Jeff Johnson will be finishing Romans chapter eleven where we see the importance of a right perspective of our God. When you come to understand how great and big our God is, you should be left with a thankful heart and want to praise and worship Him.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll get to know our all knowing, all powerful God, and we are going to marvel for a bit at His grace and goodness in our lives. How should we respond to God’s goodness? The only proper response is to trust Him, and then praise and worship Him.

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We are all sinners. We may not like the sound of that, but the truth is the truth, right? When we blow it, and we all do, we need to be reminded of God’s faithfulness and that nothing can separate us from His love. Need proof? Well just look at Israel. Let’s do that now, as we hear the rest of pastor Jeff’s message, “God’s Provision is Mercy.”

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We’re digging deep into Romans chapter eleven. And in today’s passage we learn about God’s provision and mercy. And that of course is Jesus. The Lord is our Messiah, and He is Messiah to everyone who accepts His free gift. While Israel has rejected their Messiah, one day their eyes will be opened, and they will experience God’s provision firsthand.

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As we go deeper into chapter eleven today, Paul is pointing out that God is not done with Israel. He’s looked at the past, present and future to build that case. I’m sure you’ve heard the term, “replacement theology”. It’s a false belief that God is done with Israel.

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Today on Sound Doctrine with Pastor Jeff Johnson we see that the Apostle Paul is now doing and saying something completely different than what he has in the past and people are skeptical of his new found faith. But we will see he has changed his direction because he’s met the true and living God.

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In the courtroom we’re accustomed to seeing both the plaintiff and the defendant make their case before the judge. All the evidence is laid out. And on occasion there’s what we might refer to as an open-and-shut case. Meaning there’s no doubt, because the facts are clear. Well that’s what we find here in Romans eleven. The apostle Paul is making a very strong case that God isn’t done with the nation of Israel.

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Some wonder today if God has forgotten about His people. Others suggest the Jews have been replaced by the church. But this chapter in Romans makes it clear… God isn’t done with Israel, and they have a glorious future. With antisemitism running rampant today, this is a message that everyone needs to hear.

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Today on Sound Doctrine pastor Jeff Johnson presents a message called, “Down but Not Out!” And we’ll consider what God has planned for Israel. It’s a subject of some controversy. While they have rejected their Messiah, God has not forsaken them.

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