If “no one seeks for God,” why did Paul call his listeners to seek God?

Summary

This sermon addresses the theological debate, particularly between Pelagius and Augustine, concerning humanity's fallen ability to obey God's commands. It highlights that while God commands us to seek Him and be perfect, fallen humans lack the innate moral capacity, yet the commands still stand. The practical takeaway is that, contrary to seeker-sensitive worship models, no unregenerate person truly seeks God on their own.