<description>In this message from Romans 9:6–13, Pastor Byron Chesney explains that physical heritage does not equal spiritual salvation, showing that "not all Israel are of Israel." Using the examples of Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, and key passages from both the Old and New Testaments, he demonstrates that God's promises have not failed and that salvation has always been based on faith, not bloodline, works, or religious identity. The sermon confronts the false idea that ancestry, church membership, or national identity makes one right with God, and clearly presents that only those who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, God's promised Messiah, are counted as true children of the promise.</description>

Byron Chesney - Rooting Through Romans NBC

Pt 47 Romans 9:6-13, Not All Israel Are of Israel

<description>In this episode of the Brother Byron Podcast, Bro. Byron responds to the shocking disruption of a worship service in Minnesota and uses it as a springboard to explain the reality of spiritual warfare in our day. Drawing from Scripture and his background in electronic communications, he illustrates how unseen forces, like radio waves, can exert real influence, and warns that demonic powers are actively at work stirring chaos, deception, and hatred. The episode calls believers to recognize the battle, reject fear, and stand firm in the strength of the Lord, clothed in the whole armor of God.</description>

Byron Chesney - Bro. Byron's Podcast

Episode 96, Demonic Activity in Minnesota

<description>In this missions message from Romans 10:11–15, Pastor Byron Chesney reminds the church that the gospel is for "whosoever," but no one can believe unless they first hear, and no one can hear unless someone is sent. Through Scripture and personal testimony, he shows that missions is the heartbeat of the New Testament church, that God uses ordinary people to carry an extraordinary message, and that faithful prayer, giving, and sending are part of every believer's responsibility. The sermon challenges God's people to value souls above comfort, to support those who go, and to rejoice in the "beautiful feet" of those who carry the good news that Jesus saves.</description>

Byron Chesney - Missions

How Then Shall They Call On Him In Whom They Have Not Believed?

<description>In "Doubting God's Word, Ssss, Sin, Stress Strife, Suffering" Pastor Byron Chesney traces the first lie in Eden and shows how questioning God's truth always leads to the same outcome: sin, stress, strife, and suffering. From Eve's doubt, to Israel's unbelief, to the moral collapse of modern America, this message exposes how Satan's oldest tactic is still at work today. The sermon calls believers to stop wavering, trust the authority of Scripture, and stand firmly on God's Word, pointing to Christ as the only hope of deliverance and restoration.</description>

Byron Chesney

Doubting God’s Word, Ssss, Sin, Stress Strife, Suffering

<description>This sermon from Romans 9:1–5 opens a pivotal section of Paul's letter where he turns from the blessings of the Church to the tragic condition of Israel. Pastor Byron examines Paul's deep sorrow for his own people and his astonishing statement that he could wish himself accursed from Christ if it meant their salvation. The message highlights the seriousness of Israel's rejection of their Messiah, the unique privileges God gave them, and the depth of Paul's love and burden for lost souls. It challenges believers to consider the weight of true gospel compassion and the cost of genuine concern for those who remain without Christ.</description>

Pt 46, Romans 9:1-5, Accursed from Christ for My Brethren

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