Let's pray together.

The bounty of this text, Father, is very, very great.

And I pray that it would reach to the edges of this room

and then through these people to the edges of our existence and beyond by prayer.

All that the bounty of this text would unfold the nations today.

Oh, that the bounty of this text would unfold churches that don't believe the scriptures and save them, reform them.

Oh, that the bounty of this text would reach to those we love and ache to see become rich in Christ.

So Father, there are things to do now in this service yet that you have come to do, saving things and sanctifying things

and establishing things and reconciling things and

healing things and emboldening things and things that I cannot even imagine to ask

you are now prepared to do and I ask that you would show

yourself powerful to do them.

So come and help me be faithful now to this word through Christ. I pray.

Amen.

We would be untrue to this text versus 9 to 13 is where we're focusing.

We would be untrue to Romans 10, 9 to 13.

If I didn't preach and you didn't hear the bounty, the large-heartedness, the inclusiveness,

the expansiveness, the expansiveness, the generosity, the broadness of the heart of God in this text.

You can't miss every, every, all, there is no distinction, all, everyone.

It's hard to miss the breadth of the heart of God in this text.

I'm going to hang my thoughts on that on three things. The word call and the belief that's underneath it and behind it, the word all and the expansiveness of God's heart in it, and

the word riches, which for some of you is jarring because you expected the third one to rhyme with the other two.

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