MBM Rooty Hill / Bible Talks
Multicultural Bible Ministry, or MBM, is an anglican church located in Rooty Hill, Parramatta and Blacktown—in the western suburbs of Sydney. We are all about seeing lives transformed through Jesus for the Glory of God.
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What About God’s Promises? / Romans 9:30-10:21 (opens the original)
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If God is sovereign over salvation, what are we responsible for? In Romans 9:30-10:21, we see that salvation is found in Jesus, received through faith, and carried to others through the proclamation of the gospel. God alone saves, but that doesn’t make our response or our evangelism irrelevant. It frees us to trust Christ, take Christ to others, and walk with beautiful feet.
The Good News of God’s Sovereignty / Romans 9:1–29 (opens the original)
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One of the most widely debated topics in Christian circles is the relationship between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. For many the idea of God’s sovereignty in salvation is viewed as either unfair or unimportant. In Romans 9:1–29, however, Paul elevates the beauty of God’s sovereignty as both the basis for active evangelism and the cause for adoration and praise. Rather than viewing this as a periphery issue, Paul uses it to underline confidence in God’s plan of salvation for his pe
The Good News of Christian Assurance / Romans 8:31–39 (opens the original)
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In life there are always ebbs and flows of joy and sorrow. Consistently things present themselves to us that threaten us harm. Sadness, evil, disappointment, and our own frailty leave us feeling vulnerable. In Romans 8:31–39 the Apostle Paul lifts our souls to point to three anchor points of Christian assurance. The reality that God is for us, God defends us, and God loves us. These powerful summaries speak words of assurance that enable the believer to rejoice in peace no matter the storm or ci
The Good News of the Christian’s Future / Romans 8:18-30 (opens the original)
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How do Christians keep waiting when life hurts and glory still feels a long way off? Romans 8:18-30 gives us three enormous reasons for hope: glory is coming, the Spirit is helping us in our weakness, and God’s saving purpose will not fail. Because what God purposes, God accomplishes, Christians can wait with hope and confidence even in the midst of hardship and suffering.
The Holy Spirit and the Christian Life / Romans 8:1–17 (opens the original)
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In Romans 7 the Apostle pointed out the frustrating of living an ‘I’ centered life. Trusting in oneself for spiritual growth is futile. While Romans 7 is fraught with failure, Romans 8 lifts our eyes to see there is hope in the Christian life. For God not only calls us to himself but through the Holy Spirit, his empowering presence, God provides all we need to live for him.
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