Romans 2:17-29

10/22/23 • 35 min

The passages we study today take at the Jewish people but don't think that as Gentiles we are exempt from Paul's words for all will be judged equally.

We will not only be judged by the actions we take but the thoughts we carry in our minds and hearts.

As you listen to today's message take the time to examine your life and seek the ways that you live in an outwardly righteous way, that does not align with God's will or what truly lies in your heart.

For if you are living dishonestly, God knows.

The passages we study today take at the Jewish people but don't think that as Gentiles we are exempt from Paul's words for all will be judged equally.

We will not only be judged by the actions we take but the thoughts we carry in our minds and hearts.

For if you are living dishonestly, God knows.

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In today's lesson, we learn that God will administer justice to everyone. No one will be given partiality for God will deliver perfect justice, for none are above God's judgment.

We tackle the hard question of how will God judge those who have not had access to the Bible and what Paul has to say on the topic.

As you listen to today's message think about how you go about your daily life. Do you do so in keeping with God's law? And how can you help to further spread the Gospel to those who have not heard the word?

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In today's message, we learn that none of the promises that God has made to us hinge on our faithfulness to him.

While we are weak and full of sin, God is faultless. Therefore, everything promised in the Bible will come to pass.