Called and Set Apart

Summary

The sermon introduces the Book of Romans, highlighting its theological significance and Paul's purpose in writing this epistle as an encouragement to believers. The speaker emphasizes Romans as a profound theological text, describing it as the "cathedral of the Christian faith" and exploring its themes of vertical relationship with God and horizontal relationships with others. Key references include Paul's background, the book's historical context, and quotes from notable theologians like Martin Luther praising the text's importance. The practical takeaway is that Christians are called and set apart by God, with the primary calling being salvation and subsequent strategic placement for spiritual purpose.