that you'd bless the going forth of your word right now to our hearts.

Lord, we happen to be a large gathering this morning together for three different services at this location,

but that's pretty much irrelevant to the fact that we've just

come to know you more. And if that's 10 of us or if it's 10,000 of us, it's irrelevant. We must know you more.

So Father, we pray that you would magnify your word in our midst and we pray in Jesus' name

and all God's people said, Amen.

Well church, grab your Bibles this morning and turn to Romans

chapter 10. I know it's shocking. Romans chapter 10 we are out of chapter 9 and

we're going to be taking on the first few verses, verses 1 through 4 of Romans chapter 10.

And don't panic over the title. I'll explain it here in a moment. It will make sense.

But the title of this message today is The Jew in

you. See what do you mean the Jew and me? Just hang on for a moment. Hear me out. The great apostle Paul is speaking to the Romans.

These are the believers that have come to Christ in the region of Rome Proper. You all know where that is in Italy, but it actually

is more expanded than that. It's not just Rome, the city, or Rome of that location, as you and I know it if you've been to Rome but to the believers

that are at Rome it's a giant host of gatherings of believers that had come together.

When this epistle arrived in Rome,

it was then read to all of the various gatherings

or small groups, home groups, churches

throughout that region.

Paul is a Jew, writing to Gentiles.

And when I talk about the Jew in you,

how can I explain this, but by none other going to the word of God.

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