HeyJaredLunch Bunch - The Heights Baptist
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Romans 2:1-11 (opens the original)
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In Romans 2:1–11, Paul turns from the obvious rebellion of the pagan to the hidden pride of the moral and religious person. Both are guilty of exchanging the glory of God for something lesser. In this message, Jordan explains why good works cannot make us right with God, how spiritual fruit reveals a life transformed by grace, and why we must never presume upon God’s patience. His kindness is an invitation to turn from self-righteousness, confess our sin, and live in continual repentance through
Romans 1:18-32 (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore the profound themes of God's wrath, human depravity, and the transformative power of faith as outlined in Romans 1. Discover how understanding God's justice leads us to salvation and the importance of orbiting our lives around His glory.
Romans 1:1-17 (opens the original)
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In this opening message from Romans, Jordan walks through Paul’s bold introduction and the central theme of the entire letter: the gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. Romans calls believers to live with faith in one name, faith in community, and confidence that righteousness comes by faith from beginning to end. The same faith that saves us is the faith by which God sanctifies us, sends us, and strengthens us to proclaim Christ without shame.
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