Four Mistakes Religious People Make - Romans 2:1-11 - Skip Heitzig
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2019
- Jesus was not a religious leader. He was a righteous leader. And He was often confronting the religious leaders of His day. Likewise Paul found many enemies among the religious elite of his day, among both Jews and Gentiles. After announcing his theme of good news in Jesus, Paul promptly plunged into the bad news of God’s wrath-a subject that religious people sometimes love (but for all the wrong reasons). Paul tells us some of their most common mistakes.
This teaching is from our series Heart & Soul: A Study through Romans with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.
This sermon is both convicting AND reassuring all at the same time. Amen. I know that I have been judgmental against my brothers and sisters, and also turned away from His grace towards them. Thank You, Lord for delivering me! Thank you for chasing after me so that I won’t be consumed in my own disappointment and bitterness. I know You will do it! I’m not there yet but I praise You in advance. You are delivering me from my wretchedness. Thank You, Lord! My Saviour, Comforter, and Rescuer. Amen
Coming back to God during 🍺🦠; God is really feeding my soul.
I thank God for his patience. Great message❤
His goodness leads us to repentance , so who are we to judge others , thank you for this transforming message sir
Pastor I'm a mess with out Jesus in my life I'm a horrible person with out Jesus can't function with out Jesus in my life hallelujah praise God ✝️
Amen 🙏🏾 truly blessed by this series and today’s message ♥️
I love how you preach 🙏 much much love❤
GREAT MESSAGE THANK YOU SO MUCH. GOD BLESS
Truth ...spiritual blessings.
Blessed 🙏🏽❤️
Amen!!
AMEN!!
Thank you
Say it as it is .. GOD is long suffering in sparing me..
I am blessed by this message
Amen
The worsest mistakes religious people makes that they get arrogant with being doing much good deed and being God obaying and Gurantee paradise baised on that ,that the biggest Damon high stages of religious people have to fight/slay .
I admire Skips sermons a lot but I admit this one was a bit one-sided for me. Being religious shouldn't be preached to be bad thing, it's like saying every church-goer who can easily be seen as religious are bad people if not the worst people. That in itself is a judgment. The point Jesus made between the Scribe and the tax collector, was not to let our devotion to God (which is a good thing) to stomp on people and see themselves as better than everyone else. The good works in the church can be taken as religious works or not, but that's not what matters, what matters is that we are working out our faith to glorify God and not to embrace our own names and images, which is idolatry to think of the self as some great being. Anyhow, as many immediately make the word religious as a bad description because of the negative connotation we make it come with, why can't we define it differently from the world we live in? If we deny religion, then why preach to attend church when you can just pray from home? Why tithe when that'll be seen as religious? So do we stop doing anything that can be seen as religious? Or do we do all that that is religious and then preach that we aren't religious? It's like living and saying two different things because we want to be accepted by people.
Voice, timing, pronunciations -sound so much like John MacArthur
The tax collector is not the man in Romans 1, even if the pharisee is the religious self righteous man in Romans 2, the one who is expressed in Romans 1, are those who hate god, they have no light, the tax collector is the god Believer, you preachers preach this all the time, you say, Christians sin but they repent, this is the tax collector, do you not do the same Christ Believer, forgive me Lord I am a sinner, Romans 1 is talking of total and utter depravity, and this is an extreme state of darkness in the heart, and this extreme state of depravity of defilement, comes to the Idol worshipper, because there is no light in an Idol, so they are simply fed by The Darkness, and are consumed by it.