Could it be that the real difference we make in the public square starts with letting God’s kindness lead us—and those around us—to true repentance and transformation? LEt’s unpack Romans 2:1–11, reminding us that real change in society begins with self-examination and sincere repentance—not just calling out others.

Pastor Brian Noble unpacks Romans 2:1–11, reminding listeners that real change in society begins with self-examination and sincere repentance—not just calling out others. He cautions against hypocrisy, noting that those who judge others while practicing the same things are equally accountable to God’s truth. God’s kindness and patience aim to bring us to repentance, but continual hardness of heart only stores up wrath for the future. Pastor Brian distinguishes God’s impartial judgment: believers receive refinement and reward, while those persisting in unrighteousness face judgment, regardless of their background. He urges listeners to walk consistently in godliness, show compassion to the lost and hurting, and share the hope of the gospel—the death and resurrection of Christ—in every sphere of life. The message closes with a prayer for forgiveness, courage, and opportunities to be a blessing in both word and deed throughout the day.

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