Sermon Outline 8.31.25
Title: The Mission the God of Peace Advances Text: Romans 15:22-33
Big Idea: God advances His mission through the church’s plans, provision, prayer, and partnership, until His peace reigns among all peoples.
INTRODUCTION
I. Plans Redirected: God Redirects Our Plans for His Mission (vv. 22-24)
II. Provision as Fruits: God Produces Generous Fruit for His Mission (vv. 25-29)
III. Prayer as Warfare: God Advances Mission Through Wrestling Prayer (vv. 30-32)
IV. Peace as the Goal: God Brings Peace to His People (v. 33)
CONCLUSION
Big Idea: God advances His mission through the church’s plans, provision, prayer, and partnership, until His peace reigns among all peoples.
INTRODUCTION
I. Plans Redirected: God Redirects Our Plans for His Mission (vv. 22-24)
- Paul was “hindered” (v. 22), literally “cut off.”
- God had closed things by filling them. READ v.23
- “Helped on my way” (v. 24) = “to send forward.”
II. Provision as Fruits: God Produces Generous Fruit for His Mission (vv. 25-29)
- Paul was carrying a Gentile offering to Jewish believers.
- It was more than charity. It was covenant reciprocity (v. 27).
- He called their gift “fruit” (v. 28) — visible evidence of Spirit-transformed hearts.
- That fruit, Paul says, will overflow into “the fullness of Christ’s blessing” (v.29).
III. Prayer as Warfare: God Advances Mission Through Wrestling Prayer (vv. 30-32)
- “Strive together w/me,” a word for the arena or the battlefield.
- Paul’s requests (v.31) reflect this struggle
- v. 32 “refreshed together.” Prayer doesn’t just guard Paul; it revives the church.
IV. Peace as the Goal: God Brings Peace to His People (v. 33)
- Paul ends with/“the God of peace.”
CONCLUSION
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