The sermon examines Romans 2 to expose the spiritual danger of religious self-righteousness, arguing that condemning others while ignoring one's own sin renders a person inexcusable before God. It contrasts the open sin of the Gentile with the hidden hypocrisy of the religious Jew, emphasizing that God's judgment is based on truth rather than moral superiority or religious affiliation. The message highlights that while God's patience and kindness are intended to lead individuals to repentance, a hard and impenitent heart actively stores up wrath for the day of judgment. The preacher asserts that no one can be justified by the works of the law, as all have sinned and fallen short of God's glory, thereby necessitating a personal trust in Jesus Christ as the only advocate. Ultimately, the sermon calls for humility and genuine faith in the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ, warning that mere religious knowledge or outward observance is insufficient for salvation.
18 Oct 2026
Romans | Chapter 1
This sermon introduces the Book of Romans as the foundational text for New Testament doctrine, emphasizing that Paul's primary identity is that of a voluntary servant of Jesus Christ rather than a mere apostle. The exposition highlights the necessity of being separated from the world while remaining an influence within it, and it clarifies that the gospel was promised in the Old Testament and fulfilled in the resurrection of Jesus. The central message addresses the universal condition of sin, asserting that both Jews and Gentiles are without excuse because the invisible attributes of God are clearly seen in creation. Consequently, the wrath of God is revealed against those who suppress the truth, leading to a reprobate mind characterized by moral decay and a refusal to retain God in their knowledge.
17 May 2026
Romans 16꞉25-27 | To the Only Wise God
The sermon concludes a 28-month journey through the Book of Romans with a powerful call to be established in faith through the unchanging gospel of Jesus Christ, which is the sole power for both salvation and spiritual stability. Centered on Romans 16:25–27, the message emphasizes that the mystery of God's plan—the inclusion of Gentiles into the body of Christ through faith in Christ's death, burial, and resurrection—was once hidden but is now revealed through Scripture and the preaching of the apostles. The preacher underscores that true establishment comes not from human effort, emotionalism, or cultural trends, but from faithful adherence to the Word of God, prayer, and obedience to the faith. He warns against distractions, legalism, and false gospels, affirming that the church's foundation is Christ alone, revealed in Scripture, and that unity across geographic and denominational lines is rooted in shared belief in the gospel. The ultimate purpose of all things is to glorify God, the only wise one, through Jesus Christ, and the church's mission is to proclaim this truth with unwavering commitment.
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