Irrevocable - pt. 13: Christianity the Stumbling Block

from Presence: A Global Conversation for a New Earth.

In this episode we finish our discussion of Romans chapter 9. There are 2 aspects of our human nature that are being revealed in Paul's time. One aspect relates to our self-centered instincts and brings about wrath. But wrath is a term in the Narrative indicating the removal of what stands in the way of our growth in spirit. Wrath is never the final word in this amazing story of our life's journey. Instead, wrath always leads to reconciliation and restoration.

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