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Romans 8:28-30; John 3
Regeneration is one step in salvation that is not listed in Romans 8:29-30 but is clear from other parts of Scripture including John chapter 3. The Scripture teaches that the natural man will not respond to God’s call to salvation. A spiritual heart transplant leading to regeneration is required to respond to the call of the Gospel.
Romans 8:28-30
In Romans 8:29-30, the Apostle Paul explains how God’s children come to receive and experience the gift of salvation—a gift that is the sovereign work of the triune God. In this sermon, Pastor Tony continues his teaching on the Golden Chain of Redemption which has links from the eternal past to the eternal future.
Romans 8:29-30
In this sermon, Pastor Tony provides an overview of the five steps in the application of redemption to sinful man: foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, and glorification. Starting in the eternal past with foreknowledge and extending into the eternal future in glorification, Pastor Tony shows that God is the actor in each and every step of the Golden Chain of Redemption.
Romans 8:28-29
This passage of Scripture speaks of the doctrines of predestination and election. If you are skittish about these doctrines, Pastor Tony urges you to listen to this sermon and others in this series on Paul’s Letter to the Romans. The sermon provides Biblical evidence for these doctrines, doctrines which are taught over and over again in scripture.
Romans 8:28
Romans 8:28 is the connecting bond between the first 27 verses in Romans 8 and the last 11 verses. Verse 28 summarizes all that the Apostle Paul was saying in the first 27 verses. To understand Romans 8:28, it must be examined in its immediate context. In this sermon, Pastor Tony provides the context for understanding Romans 8:28.
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