Main Texts:

Proverbs 6:16–19

Romans 5:8

John 14:6

Romans 10:13–15

Four Things God Doesn’t Know

God doesn’t know any sin He doesn’t hate.

Proverbs 6 lists seven things God detests—all expressions of sin.

Sin is both doing what God forbids and not doing what He commands.

Personal application: Reflect honestly on what God has convicted you of.

God doesn’t know any person He doesn’t love.

Romans 5:8 – While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

Story: The transformation of the speaker’s father, raised in abuse and despair, yet reached by the love of Christ.

Application: God’s love is for everyone, no matter their background.

God doesn’t know any other way of salvation except through Jesus Christ.

John 14:6 – “I am the way, the truth, the life.”

It is narrow, exclusive—but it is also gracious and true.

Story: Sandy, a server, asked what happens to those who never hear about Jesus.

Biblical answer: Those who don’t know are still accountable (Romans 1–3). We must take the gospel to them.

God doesn’t know any other way to tell them—except through us.

Romans 10:13–15 – How will they hear unless someone is sent?

Personal story: Sandy, deeply convicted after a tragedy, gives her life to Christ and later becomes a missionary.

Conviction: It’s not God who’s unfair—it’s us if we withhold the message.

Final Challenge:

Are you planning to stay but only willing to go? Or planning to go and willing to stay?

God calls each of us to play a part: to pray, give, or go. The question is not whether He’s calling—but whether we’re listening.