Show Notes
A Devotion for your drive into work:
If God rescues the helpless, remains faithful despite betrayal, and promises everlasting restoration, how should that shape your response to failure and your hope for others in exile or despair?
Pastor Brian Noble explains Romans 3 and 11: all have sinned, but justification and redemption come only “through the redemption which is in Christ Jesus.” Redemption is not earned; it is received as a gift—Jesus’ blood buys believers out of sin and spiritual exile, grafts Gentiles into God’s covenant, and keeps Israel’s hope alive. True redemption means being wholly transferred from “darkness” to the “kingdom” of God’s Son, free from fear and condemnation. Because of this grace, every believer is called to boldly proclaim salvation, live out gratitude, and invite others into the redeeming love of Christ in daily life and the public square. The prayer closes by surrendering all sin to God and asking to be used for His kingdom purposes today.
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