The Potter's Rights (Rom 9:14-29)
About this episode
This sermon explores God's sovereign right to show mercy and the implications of Romans 9:14-29 for believers.
In this sermon on Romans 9:14–29, we confront one of Scripture’s hardest and most humbling truths: God is not obligated to explain himself to us, yet he is gloriously free to show mercy to sinners who do not deserve it. Moving through Paul’s imagery of the potter and the clay, this message explores God’s sovereign right to save, the difference between justice and mercy, and why the gospel is such good news for those who know they cannot save themselves. Far from crushing the believer, this passage leads us to deeper humility, stronger assurance, and greater wonder at the mercy of Christ.
Topics covered
- God's sovereignty
- mercy and justice
- humility in faith
- gospel message
- salvation
Keywords
- sovereignty
- mercy
- justice
- gospel
- Romans
- humility
- salvation
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: The Potter's Rights, Romans 9:14-29
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- The Mercy and Triumph of God (Romans 11:1-36)
- You Have to Hear It to Believe It (Rom 10:14-21)
- Easter Sunday: Road to Emmaus
- Faith Pursing Righteousness (Rom 9:30-10:13)
- The Purpose That Stands (Rom 9:1-13)
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