Romans | Romans 9:18-33 | Zach Beaman

In this week’s message, we walked through one of the most challenging and hope-filled passages in Romans. We learned that God, like a potter with clay, has the right to shape lives and extend mercy as He chooses—and yet we remain fully responsible for our response to Him. Israel’s unbelief does not mean God’s word has failed; instead, it highlights that righteousness has always been by faith, not by works or heritage. We were reminded that zeal alone cannot save us, only Jesus—the cornerstone who will never fail. As we face uncertainty, loss, or even our own striving, the call is to trust God’s goodness, rest in His mercy, and place our hope in Christ alone.