Undaunted.Life: A Man's Podcast by Kyle Thompson THE FORGING TABLE | Romans 3:9-20 (Ep. 858)
Dec 28, 2025
Jay Reisner, Pastor of Faith Bible Church and a regular on The Forging Table, dives deep into Romans 3:9-20. He discusses the privilege and accountability of Jews, questioning whether the law can truly justify anyone. The panel debates 'no one seeks God,' emphasizing the natural man's suppression of truth. They explore church dynamics, contrasting seeker-sensitive approaches with expository preaching that delves into Scripture. With insights on human depravity and the importance of fear of God, they highlight justification by faith as a key theme.
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Universal Depravity Declared
- Romans 3:9–20 declares both Jews and Gentiles are under sin, leaving no one righteous by their works.
- Paul uses Psalms and Isaiah to show the law exposes sin but cannot justify anyone before God.
General Revelation And Suppressed Truth
- Fallen humans may perceive general revelation but suppress and exchange the truth for lies.
- Jay Reisner argues natural man in his fallenness does not genuinely seek God without divine intervention.
Offend To Reveal The Need For Grace
- Do not pander to unbelievers' comfort; let the church gathering expose spiritual alienation.
- Then present grace and the gospel clearly as the rescue they cannot earn.