In this powerful exploration of Romans 9:19-33, we delve into the profound mystery of God's sovereignty and human responsibility. The passage challenges us to consider our place before an almighty God, using the vivid imagery of a potter and clay. We're reminded that while we may not always understand God's ways, we're called to approach Him with reverence and humility. The text emphasizes God's patience with those who reject Him and His mercy towards those He calls - both Jews and Gentiles. This inclusive message of grace invites us to examine our own faith journey. Are we, like ancient Israel, stumbling over the 'rock of offense' - Jesus Christ? Or are we embracing faith in Him, finding our righteousness not in works, but in believing? As we wrestle with these deep truths, we're encouraged to cultivate a holy fear of the Lord, acknowledging His supreme authority while trusting in His unfailing love and wisdom for our lives. This sermon was first preached at Springfield Church of God in Springfield, OR by Pastor Jason Mitchell on September 15th, 2024.

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