ROMANS: Questions That Leave a Mark

How do we navigate the deep, challenging truths of God’s absolute sovereignty, divine election, and unmerited mercy without losing sight of His loving character?In this sermon on Romans 9:6–29, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon dives into the "deep end" of Scripture to address four haunting questions that define human existence: Has the Word of God failed? Is God guilty of injustice? Why does God still hold humanity responsible? And what is God revealing about Himself through His plan? Pastor Neil explains that God’s election is purposeful rather than exclusionary, demonstrating that salvation is never a birthright or something earned through human works, but a sovereign call of grace.In this episode, we cover:Has God's Word Failed? Examining why Israel's partial unbelief does not invalidate God's promises or covenant faithfulness.Not a Birthright: Why natural descent, family heritage, or religious routine cannot secure salvation.Purposeful Election: Understanding God's choices through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as His way of guaranteeing His redemptive plan.Is God Unjust? Addressing human objections to divine sovereignty and recognizing that God owes no sinner salvation.The Potter and the Clay: Remembering our proper place before an infinite God who reveals His wrath, power, patience, and glorious mercy.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube