Why Religious People Stumble Over Jesus (Romans 9:30-10:4)
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Why Religious People Stumble Over Jesus (Romans 9:30-10:4)
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Imagine two runners: one trained for twenty years, sacrificing everything for this exact moment, and the other never ran a single lap, sitting in the stands with cheese powder on his fingers. Now imagine the untrained man wins. That's the picture Paul paints for a religious, disciplined people who worked hard for God their whole lives and somehow missed him. This week Steve unpacks Romans 9:30–10:4 and asks a question that isn't really about ancient Israel at all, it's about where your own eyes have been fixed. Listen in as we talk about the difference between climbing toward God and resting in what Christ already finished.
Show Notes:
- Key Scripture: Romans 9:30–10:4
- Two ways to meet the stumbling stone: climbing toward God through effort, or resting fully in Christ
- Paul's grief for people whose zeal for God was never lacking, only misdirected
- "Jesus finished my race" — what it looks like to actually stop striving
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