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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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…your conscience, even if your conscience is wrong. The conscience is a guide given to all people to restrain evil. The Bible speaks about this inRomans chapter 1, 1 Corinthians 8 and 10, as well as other places. The conscience is a gift to you to restrain evil. That doesn't mean the conscience is infallible.…
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…to belief is sin. It's the fact that people do hear the truth, do know the truth, and they reject it anyway. Right? And this is what Paul says inRomans chapter 1. He says, you know, the world is filled with evidence that points to God. But the reason that people reject Him is because of spiritual blindness.…
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…to package, but I really wanted to bring that out in reference to this identity movement that is going on within our culture. A quick reading ofRomans chapter 1, which I won't get through it, but if you have time, read verses 18 to 31. It describes what happens to a culture that rejects a creator God.…
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…as he should be. Dave took us through chapter 3, verse 10 last week. You can refer back to it. So, I want you to imagine this. Remember back inRomans chapter 1Paul launches into the argument of how when we look at the physical creation we're overwhelmed. Because we see in the physical creation a display…
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…it also says that every single human being has rejected God and has replaced the worship of God with the worship of idols. That's what Paul says inRomans chapter 1. That's what's wrong with the world. But what we want to focus on is the fact that this is not only true of individuals, it is also true of…
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…in us and is still working in us. We belong to Him as our Creator. Next, everyone possesses at least a basic understanding of God's existence.Romans chapter 1, Paul talks about that. Everyone knows something about God by virtue of the fact that He has created this world. And we live in it. And we see that…
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…What's revealed in the Bible about right and wrong. Let me give you some examples. Paul describes how all people have some understanding of God inRomans chapter 1. In Romans chapter 1, beginning in verse 18, through chapter 3, verse 19, Paul describes how all people have sinned and come short of God's glory,…
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…if we zoom out the camera lens a little bit and look at revenge and wrongdoing, we have to acknowledge that we ourselves are the wrongdoers.Romans chapter 1, the righteousness of God is revealed against all wickedness. And in Romans chapter 3, we see that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of…
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…to be distorted, to not uh think or feel or act rightly. That they distort what is right, they celebrate what is wrong. That's what Paul says inRomans chapter 1. Celebrate the things that are wrong and celebrate those who practice them. That is where our folly leads us. And one of the things that we should…
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…Lord? And the answer is none. But many would try. Paul captures, helps us understand this view of all of history as a worship war when he writes inRomans chapter 1, beginning at verse 21. For although they, speaking of mankind, for although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to…
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…are now being called back into the family. It is the heart of a father who longs to receive the prodigal child back home and calls us to salvation.Romans chapter 1written witnesses the fact that we've been given over to this sinful hardness of heart. And that's the negative example, by the way, that Paul…
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…and sinful behavior and teaching by pointing out how God condemns such relationships and such behaviors. I'll give you two examples. One fromRomans chapter 1. Look at this. For this reason, God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary…
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Let me direct your attention now in God's word to the book of Romans.Romans chapter 1is where we'll be this morning. What a joy it is to sing together this morning. We sang a couple psalms this morning, Psalm 130, Psalm 133. How…
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…bringing beauty and goodness into the world. So that's a part of what it means to be a human being. But the Bible also says, and as Paul says inRomans chapter 1, when we exchanged the worship and the glory of God for the worship and the glory of created things, when we began to worship things God made…
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…need holiness, but we're powerless to attain it. And we stand condemned, we stand as objects of wrath before our holy God. That's the problem, asRomans chapter 1understands it. Paul explores this idea that maybe we can earn it, maybe we can trade for something bigger and better according to the law of God…
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…and he's available. What do you mean? The Bible says this. That Genesis 1:1, very first verse in the Bible, later in the New Testament, the book ofRomans, chapter 1, says it like this for what can be known about God is plain to them. Because God has shown it to them. They didn't have to go looking for it. They…
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…in return, he hands those people over to their own desires as a means of his judgment. He says, fine, that's what you want, go for it. You can readRomans chapter 1for an illustration of that. God does not give his holy and precious word, his holy and precious grace and mercy. He does not give his good gifts…
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Turn with me this morning toRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1. Paul is writing to the church at Rome and he's letting them know, first of all, who he is, and chapter 1, verses 1 through 7.…
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…The wider position is called inclusivism, which means you may not know Jesus by name, but you may know him by relationship. This comes right out ofRomans chapter 1. Even the Gentiles have some awareness. And really what Paul does when he does this is like an argument from design. Are you familiar with the…
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…we live in a culture that kind of says, hey, isn't getting your way? Isn't that what we're all supposed to be about? I would point you toRomans chapter 1, where it's a form of punishment and judgment. Three times you see this phrase, and he gave them over, and he gave them over, and he gave them…
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