Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson The Letter That Changed the World
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Nov 3, 2025 A deep dive into the transformative power of Scripture reveals why certain books resonate more than others. Sinclair Ferguson highlights Romans as a pivotal work, likening it to Mount Everest for its influence on church history. He shares inspiring stories of Augustine's and Luther's encounters with this letter, showcasing its profound impact on faith and belief. With an invitation to explore the whole message of Romans, listeners are encouraged to reflect on the verses that have shaped their spiritual journeys.
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Romans As Scripture's Mountain Peak
- Romans is a mountain peak within Scripture, standing out among God's Word.
- Sinclair Ferguson calls it arguably the most influential book Paul wrote for church history.
Augustine's Garden Conversion
- Augustine's conversion turned on reading Romans 13:14 in a garden after hearing a child's voice.
- That single verse helped shape Augustine's faith and huge influence in Western history.
Luther's Righteousness Breakthrough
- Martin Luther, like Augustine, experienced a profound breakthrough through Paul's teaching on righteousness.
- Luther described gates of paradise opening and felt born again when he grasped righteousness in Christ.
