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Romans 1:10 · BSB
1:10 in my prayers at all times, asking that now at last by God’s will I may succeed in coming to you.
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…God. So that now you and I do not experience the active wrath of God. We experience the passive wrath of God, and that is defined for us clearly inRomans chapter 1. Because in Romans chapter 1, beginning with verse 18, we read these words. It says, For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all…
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…plan for your life and you must be saved in order to achieve it. That's not what this text means at all. The text should be defined by its context.Romans chapter 1. Although they knew God, they did not honor him as God nor give thanks. God did not create you so that you could fulfill some aspiration of your…
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…in their sexual kind of exploration, but it's always going to say what it says. It's always going to mean what it meant originally. Paul wrote inRomans chapter 1, which by the way is an incredibly difficult chapter to walk through, especially if you have people like me that you know, that you love, that have…
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…god are very, very different things. You see what Paul is praying for here is the exact opposite of Romans 1. When Paul talks about people inRomans chapter 1, he says that they suppress the truth of God, they force it away from themselves. And what Paul is praying for the church here is that they would…
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…us collectively, God has a purpose and a plan. Romans chapter 12 tells us his plan and his purpose for our lives is good, perfect, and pleasing.Romans chapter 1, we looked at this. The Bible tells us that his creation is so significant and so powerful that Psalm 19, verse 1 says, The heavens declare the…
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…chapter 1, he continually tells us exactly how God is revealing his wrath against those who are living unrighteously. It says in verse 24 ofRomans chapter 1, I'll read it for you. Therefore, God gave them up. God gave them up in the lust of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring of their bodies…
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…the church, down into its secularity and its functional atheism and its godlessness. Listen to these words from the apostle in his epistle to theRomans, chapter 1. He says, For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish…
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…for today. And I want you to be aware that there's even a little bit of groaning in me to not preach these last two verses there, verse 6 and 7 ofRomans chapter 1, because I love this last little bit of this text. Verse 6, and I'll tell you more about this in coming weeks, is especially precious to me, this…
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While I get myself settled, let me invite you to open up your Bibles toRomans chapter 1. ! Paul's salutation in this, the greatest letter ever written, I argued. Our outline followed the way that Paul establishes the authority by which…
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…to unpacking this with you in the coming months, which will likely turn into years. So all that said, let's begin with the first four verses ofRomans chapter 1. Before I read them, let me remind you, beloved, this is God's word to us, written for his glory and our good. We would all do well to listen to it…
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…how he's going to live. Which means he's not limited to a title or an occupation because all he needs is the word of the king. Are you hearing meRomans chapter 1? Verse 17 says, Ford is the righteousness of for, in it. The righteousness of God is revealed from Faith to Faith as it is written. But the…
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…these religious people, these church people, people like you and people like me have been hearing all of these things that have been said inRomans chapter 1and Romans chapter 2, and he knows they're like kind of with their hands up almost saying, Well, what about this? What about this? What about this?…
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…conception. Think of Psalm 51. That's what David says. And we were by nature prone to evil, dead in sin, and in bondage, enslaved to sin. Think ofRomans chapters 1, 2, and 3. So without the regenerating grace of the Holy Spirit, we are neither able nor willing to return to God by our own strength. We don't…
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…We started this series though a couple of weeks ago. We're gonna be walking through multiple series through the book of Romans, and we learn inRomans chapter 1, 16 and 17, it is the greatest verses you could ever have. I say that a lot because there's a lot of really good ones in the Bible, but this one is…
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…But in the mind of Paul, Paul had a very single thought that he was reinforcing through the book of Romans. And that thought is found here inRomans chapter 1, verse number 7. And this is what it says it says, To all who are in Rome, this is a community. This isn't for an individual, this was for a…
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…For God here saying yes to the Israelites is an act of judgment. It's what we read about when we were going through Romans when we came to theRomans chapter 1and people out of their wickedness, they have all these desires and they're like, God quit being such a killjoy. Just let us do this. We wanna do…
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…mind. It began with all the demonic thought worms that were present inside the skulls of their leaders and of their people. Earlier in Romans,Romans chapter 1, Paul says this. Paul in Romans 1 says they began to think up foolish ideas of what God was like. As a result, their minds became dark and…
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…what Christ has done. Christ died for our sins according to the Bible. He was buried and he was raised according to the Bible. Paul goes on inRomans chapter 1to say that this is the thing that actually has power to save. He says, I'm not ashamed of this gospel for it is the power of God for salvation to…
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…to defund the police departments, the complete lack of civil discourse and respect for one another. We are really seeing what Paul speaks about inRomans chapter 1. He says, God has given them over to their dishonorable and often unspeakable passions. We've been given over by God. So the question is still…
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…exactly the same time. God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart is God giving Pharaoh over to what Pharaoh has already chosen to do. And we see that inRomans chapter 1. Pharaoh decides to resist God and God reinforces that position for Pharaoh. God gives Pharaoh what he has already chosen. God's plans work through…
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