Romans 9. Day 105 - Read the Bible: The New Testament in a Year

Romans 9. Day 105 - The New Testament in a Year Episode Notes:  Today's Scripture: Romans 9(CSB) Podcast Homepage: The New Testament in a Year Bible Reading Plan: Navigators Reading Plan Contact Sean through email here:  [email protected] NTIY on Facebook: Facebook.com/newtestamentinayear NTIY Website: www.newtestamentinayear.com Episode Highlights: Paul's Burden for Israel.  God's Sovereignty.  God's Mercy.    "For I could wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the benefit of my brothers and sisters, my own flesh and blood."  -Romans 9:3 I Romans 9 reminds us that the gospel should never make us cold, casual, or careless toward people who do not know Christ. Paul begins this chapter with a broken heart for his own people. He is not simply trying to win an argument. He is grieving over people he loves who are missing the Savior. That challenges us to ask whether we have that same burden for family, friends, neighbors, and others around us who are far from God. As you listen, you will also be reminded that God is sovereign, merciful, and always working according to His perfect plan. Romans 9 can be a challenging chapter, but it pushes us to trust God even when we do not fully understand His ways. His mercy is not earned by human effort, and His purposes are bigger than what we can always see in the moment. This episode will help you reflect on the seriousness of salvation, the depth of God’s mercy, and the call to share the gospel with a heart that truly cares.