In today's sermon, "The Lord's Will Be Done", according to the section "Summary From Last Week (#58)": How does everyone try to live his life? How does the world and the gospel judge worthiness? What happens if there is no life relationship in men's efforts and achievements? Why can't our worthiness be measured by our worldly judgement? How are all human efforts and achievements viewed in God's eyes, and how will He eventually judge them? When is true worthiness of our life only counted? What must happen to our sin, and what is the result? Why does true healing and freedom occur? What happens if we don't know Christ and can't testify to Christ? What is God's divine and highest calling?
In the section "Paul's passion and conflict": What is Paul's great passion? What happened when he already tried so much to share the gospel with them, and what does he rather see? How can we see this same phenomina today everywhere?
How do Romans 1:16 and Romans 2:9-10 show both Paul's joy and desperation in his heart?
In the section "Through the Spirit (v4), The Holy Spirit says":
In the "Conclusion":
In "Paul's Mistake", by Ray Stedman:
In today's daily devotion, entitled - :