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Romans 3:6

Romans 3:6 ESV

By no means! For then how could God judge the world?

The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 2

The NEED · Sunday 4 · Romans 2:17-3:8 · Sunday, 18 May 2025 · the whole Sunday

Caleb Combs

Holly

Spiritual Privilege is the title of the teaching from Romans 2:17‑24. Paul warns those with a spiritual heritage that relying on identity—whether…

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Chuck Lindsey

Grand Blanc

Religion and salvation are the focus of the sermon from Romans 2, which explains that even the religious person needs to be saved, because religion…

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Elijah Edwards

Lake Orion

Elijah Edwards explains that Romans 2–3 shows Paul warning against boasting in outward signs like the law or circumcision while our hearts stay…

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Gary Wright

Burton

Paul's argument in Romans 2:17–3:8 shows that the Jews had the advantage of God’s word, but possessing Scripture does not change a heart. Using a…

Jayson Combs

Waterford

A warning about self‑righteous religious confidence. In Romans 2:17‑29 the pastor shows that those who rely on the law, boasting in their heritage or…

John Carter

Flushing

Religious knowledge without spiritual transformation is examined in a message from Romans 2, part of a series in Romans. The sermon points a mirror…

Josh Combs

Goodrich

Paul’s message to the Romans warns that a polished religious résumé—knowing the law, teaching others, outward piety—does not prove a relationship…

Randy Johnson

The sermon explores Romans 2:17‑24, warning that merely belonging to a religious tradition can give false security. It contrasts outward religion…

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Quoted on other Sundays

Preachers reaching for this verse while working a different passage. Verified against the transcript — an expected reference the recording does not support is never shown here.

Verse 5 through 8 says,

Verse 6, here's this note from the narrator the Holy Spirit gives us.

from the truth god loves us cares for us let's continue in verses six through eight because then

And I want to read verses one to seven.