Romans 9:15
For he says to Moses, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.”
Israel's Past
Romans 9-16 · Sunday 23 · Romans 9:1-29 · Sunday, 28 September 2025 · the whole Sunday
Caleb Combs
The sermon explores Romans 9, where Paul wrestles with God’s sovereign election and human responsibility. The preacher explains that while God’s…
Chuck Lindsey
Romans 9 shows God as the potter and us as the clay, reminding us that He is God and we are not. Paul’s heavy grief over his people, the Jews, who…
Jayson Combs
Romans 9 explores the question of trust in God amid questions about his sovereignty, election, and human responsibility. The sermon shows that God's…
John Carter
The sermon reviews Romans 1‑8, emphasizing that the gospel saves by faith, not by heritage. It then moves into Romans 9, where Paul wrestles with…
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Josh Combs
Romans 9 has Paul’s sorrow and anguish for his people who rejected Jesus, and he would ask burden on you for lost family, friends and neighbors. The…
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Josh Yates
The sermon looks at Romans 9, where Paul’s anguish for his Jewish brothers and sisters who reject Christ shows that God’s promises belong to those…
Roy Townsend
Romans 9 is the focus, where the speaker examines God’s sovereignty in election and the tension it creates with human responsibility. He shows that…
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and the expository aspects of Romans 9, 10 through 16.