Many excuses for not going into all the world. Nineteenth century. Twenty-first century. Hear Carey's rebuttal.

Examples from the Old Testament are brought forth by Paul to explain how God chooses people and nations for His own purposes. We must acknowledge God's right to do this! And be thankful He chose us in Him.

Has your faith been tried through poverty? Through riches? Through weakness? Through strength? Through rejection by men? Through acceptance by men? So many ways our faith can be tried. This is a good one!

Well-known missionary William Carey outlines the state of his early 19th-century world, and shows that it is largely in darkness. This is his, and should be our, motivation for bringing Light to our world.

What Paul began in chapter 3 he continues with here in chapter 9: a list of the great things God has done to and through His people Israel. Let no Christian think low thoughts of this people.

Our Gospel has spread very far, but it could spread farther, says missionary William Carey.

Paul concludes his glorious list of all the things that CANNOT separate us from Christ's love. Then on into the second half of Romans and a startling statement from the apostle.

Missionary William Carey (19th century) shows how the Gospel spread in the first century by reviewing the book of Acts. Our wonderful story.

Nothing separates us from Christ, eternally! (We call this eternal security. Much of Romans 8 is testifying to it).

Carey examines excuses of the modern (and 19th century) church for not bringing the Gospel to the Heathen (foreign countries). Another convicter.