What are you blind to? This message from Romans 11 confronts the ways pride, worldly thinking, and an unchanged mind can keep us from seeing God's truth.
In this sermon, the focus turns to Romans 12:1-2 and 2 Peter 1:3-4, where Scripture calls believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices, reject conformity to the world, and experience transformation through the renewing of the mind. The message also examines God's divine power, His promises, and the gift of His divine nature to those who trust Him.
The teaching then moves through Romans 11:25-36, addressing Israel's blindness, the fullness of the Gentiles, God's covenant promises, and the assurance that His gifts and calling are without repentance. The sermon also challenges believers to examine whether they truly live as though Jesus is King, whether they value eternal things above temporary concerns, and whether personal opinions have replaced submission to God's Word.
This is a direct call to repentance, salvation, spiritual renewal, and a life surrendered to Jesus Christ. The message closes with an urgent reminder that today is the time to turn to God, receive mercy, and allow Him to remove the blindness caused by sin and pride.
Scripture references include Romans 11, Romans 12:1-2, 2 Peter 1:3-4, Ezekiel 36-39, Matthew 24, Zechariah, and Luke 16.
Watch "The Clash Between Two Worlds: Things You Are Blind To" from The Smith and Rowland Show, and consider what God's Word is revealing about your heart, your thinking, and your walk with Christ.
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