Romans 15 & 16 - Ordinary People, Extraordinary Gospel - Ben Norris
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Ordinary People, Extraordinary Gospel (Romans 15 & 16)
Nobody stays to watch the credits — but without those names, there is no film. Paul ends the greatest letter ever written by rolling the credits: twenty-seven names, most unknown to history, all known to God.
In this final message of our Romans series, we meet the four kinds of people who make the church: the people who go (15:14–21), the people who carry (16:1–2), the people who risk and work (16:3–16), and the people who stay watchful and worship (16:17–27). Along the way: the woman God trusted with the most influential letter in history, why fast Bible reading shows you Florida but slow reading feeds you, and a dangerous little prayer to take into your week.
The church isn't made by the people on the poster. It's made by the people in the credits — and your name is in there.