The Book of Romans: A Saved Servant (1:1ab)
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The Book of Romans: A Saved Servant (1:1ab)
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In this sermon series through the Book of Romans, we are working through Paul’s foundational teaching on the gospel of God and its implications for the believer.
In Romans 1:1, Paul introduces himself as “a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle.” As we continue examining Paul’s introduction, we consider the significance of his name being identified as Paul rather than Saul.
The change in name marks an important transition in Paul’s ministry. Saul, the Jewish name by which he was known, becomes Paul as his ministry turns toward the Gentiles, fulfilling Christ’s calling for him to bear His name before the Gentiles.
From Paul’s new identity and calling, we examine what it means to be saved and serving—a man whose life was transformed by the grace of God and given over to the service of Jesus Christ.
Thanks for listening to the Living Faith St. Louis podcast. This episode is part of our weekly sermon ministry from Pastor Blade Sbisa, with occasional guest speakers and special series.
For more information, visit the LFSTL website.