Recovering Your Spiritual Sensitivity

How do we protect ourselves from spiritual numbness and cultivate a heart that is deeply sensitive to God's truth?In this sermon on Romans 16:17–19, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon shares personal reflections on physical recovery to illustrate how easy it is to lose and recover our spiritual sensitivity. Pastor Neil explores the vital role sound doctrine plays in anchoring our faith against culture's appetites, guarding against false teachings, and clarifying the bigger themes of Scripture. By examining passages from Romans, Revelation, and 2 Timothy, this message challenges believers to evaluate three crucial questions: Is your obedience known to all? Is your view of heaven shaped by holiness? And is your Bible truly authoritative over your everyday life?In this episode, we cover:Recovering Spiritual Sensitivity: Recognizing how unconfessed patterns and cultural noise dull our spiritual appetites.The Necessity of Sound Doctrine: Why biblical truth—not felt-needs preaching or personal appetites—anchors the soul and guards against false teaching.Obedience as a Byproduct: Understanding that true, visible obedience naturally flows from consistently receiving and applying God's Word.The Character of Heaven and Earth's Ethic: How recognizing heaven as a holy place transforms how we pursue purity and overcome temptation on earth.The Authority of Scripture: Submitting our morals, intellect, and daily actions to the breathed-out, inspired Word of God.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube