Romans 10:15 - 11:4

In this Sunday morning service, Pastor Tom Camp leads a verse-by-verse teaching focusing on the themes of justification by faith, the necessity of preaching the Gospel, and God's faithfulness to Israel.

Key Themes and Highlights:

The Necessity of Preaching: Pastor Tom emphasizes that faith comes by hearing the Word of God. He challenges the congregation on their role in sharing the Gospel, using examples of historical figures like D.L. Moody, John Bunyan, and Gladys Aylward to show that God uses ordinary, uneducated people to spread His truth.

The Definition of "Sent": He explains that every believer is "sent" to share the Gospel in their own "podium"—whether that is in a courtroom, a workplace, or through community service. He encourages getting involved in church ministry, such as jail outreach, men's groups, or local community service, to act on faith.

Faith and God's Word: Pastor Tom distinguishes between general knowledge (logos) and the personal application of God’s truth (rhema), stressing that daily Bible study is essential for maintaining a strong, living faith.

God’s Unbroken Covenant with Israel: Transitioning into chapter 11, the pastor clarifies that God has not rejected His people, Israel. He uses the example of Elijah, who felt alone in his faith, to remind the congregation that God always preserves a remnant.