Romans

Concluding the missions series through Paul's sorrow for Israel in Romans 9, the message calls believers to a sincere, sorrowful, and sacrificial surrender to whatever part God calls them to play in world missions.

Observing a baptism, the message explains believer's baptism by immersion as a public testimony of union with Christ and entrance into the local church.

The sermon discusses the discrepancy between humanity's self-perception and God's perspective on mankind, emphasizing how human nature tends to misrepresent itself without divine revelation.

The sermon explores the origin of man through Genesis chapters 1-3, emphasizing God's creation and humanity's fall. It also references Romans chapter 5 to discuss salvation.