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CrossPoint Church Sunday
There is an apparent brokenness in humanity. We see it in our world. We see it in ourselves. The good news is that God cares and has done something to fix all that is broken. This good news is captured in the gospel, and Romans is the clearest, most in-depth explanation of the gospel in all Scripture. Through this letter, we see how the power that resurrected Jesus enters our lives by faith to reconcile our relationship with God, set us free from dead-end ways of living, and heal the broken parts of us.
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CrossPoint Church
1215 Roberts Rd SW, Hutchinson, MN 55350, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:30 AM
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https://cphutch.church/helloToday's Message: He’s God. Let Him Cook.
Scripture: Romans 9:14-24
God’s Election = foreknowledge + predestined + calling + justification + glorification (Rom. 8:29-30)
Question: How can God be just in election?
Mercy is gifting compassion and forgiveness to someone instead of the punishment they deserve. Grace is an undeserved favor.
No one has earned mercy and grace. No one is owed mercy and grace. If it is given, it is entirely a gift from God.
Answer: God owns the right to mercy and judgment.
Practical outcomes of knowing God is effectively working out his will
1) We see everyone as a potential recipient of God’s mercy and grace
2) We pray for others with faith and surrender
3) We give daily gratitude to God
Scripture: Romans 9:14-24
God’s Election = foreknowledge + predestined + calling + justification + glorification (Rom. 8:29-30)
Question: How can God be just in election?
Mercy is gifting compassion and forgiveness to someone instead of the punishment they deserve. Grace is an undeserved favor.
No one has earned mercy and grace. No one is owed mercy and grace. If it is given, it is entirely a gift from God.
Answer: God owns the right to mercy and judgment.
Practical outcomes of knowing God is effectively working out his will
1) We see everyone as a potential recipient of God’s mercy and grace
2) We pray for others with faith and surrender
3) We give daily gratitude to God
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