The Calvinist’s Conundrum 

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I recently visited a Sunday school class in which the teacher brought up Romans 7:14-25. In this passage, the Apostle Paul describes a time in his life when he struggled with sin. The teacher rightly noted that this passage has sparked considerable theological debate. Paul states that he wants to do what is right, but repeatedly does the opposite. The question that arises from this description
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What Is the Difference Between Repentance and Faith in Romans Seven?
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Welcome to the Grace in Focus radio. Bob Wilkin and David Renfro are answering a question about repentance and faith in Romans 7. Was Paul speaking of his struggle as a believer or was he looking at an earlier time in his experience when he was not yet saved? What is the issue and the answer to the struggle of Romans 7? Bob and David will offer some answers and thoughts on this topic.
Romans–Part 15–Romans 7 (Conclusion)
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Kathryn Wright and Ken Yates will be continuing in Romans chapter seven. This is the chapter where Paul describes his attempt (and dismal failure) at pleasing God in his own strength by keeping laws. This only produced death and more sin, pride, and looking down on others. But pleasing Christ is not automatic either! We need to be careful to eliminate all legalistic systems and rules and to simply focus on Christ. Please listen to this episode and join us each weekday for the Grace in Focus podcast! SPECIAL OFFER: Bob Wilkin’s book, Turn And Live–The Power of Repentance is being offered through May 31st, 2023 at half-price for those who used the code word, “Repent.”