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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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…Obeying your parents is a way to live in a manner pleasing of your calling. And it's also cross cultural. No. Counter cultural. If you looked atRomans chapter 1, when sinners reject God, God hands them over to their sin. And what you read in Romans 1, 28-30 is one of the sins they are handed over to is…
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…right within him, but the righteous will live by his faith. You ever heard that before? It's picked up in the New Testament by the Apostle Paul inRomans chapter 1and Galatians chapter 3 to emphasize the fact that believers are saved through the faith in the person of Jesus Christ and his work alone. It's…
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…something bigger in the world, that there's there's a first cause, there's a creator, something did this. The Bible talks about that. Paul says inRomans chapter 1, he says, What may be known about God is obvious because God has made it obvious, talking about creation. What may be known about God is obvious…
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…that this business of understanding judgment is not just a matter of common vernacular, but it's also something that the Bible is very clear on.Romans chapter 1, very interesting that unbelieving men and women really do have a sense of judgment. We may not think so, but they do. Romans chapter 1, verse 32,…
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…credit is due in that some of what I'm going to share this morning really comes from Martin Lloyd-Jones in one of the sermons that he preached onRomans chapter 1. So I want you to go with me just for a moment to one of the best little pictures of what sin is really like over in Romans chapter 1. And we're…
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…who designed creation to point attention to God. Turn over in your Bible if you will we are there in Psalm 19 but I want you to go if you would toRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1. I want you to listen if you would to what we find there in verse 20 it says for his invisible attributes namely his eternal…
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…gods, no manufacturing idols, and no bowing down or giving yourself to them. You come into the pages of the New Testament, you come to a place likeRomans chapter 1, and verse 25 it says, They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshipped and served created things rather than the Creator who is forever…
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…a summary that I would pull out from the book of Romans. And I want you to turn to Romans chapter 8. Lay out for you in just a snap. First of all,Romans chapter 1through 7 gives us a very careful argument about the issue of salvation. And it begins, first of all, by convicting us that there is none…
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…they are hidden from your eyes. You are spiritually blind. You are in the dark. This is also true of the Gentiles. Paul gives us record of this inRomans chapter 1beginning in verse 18 for the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who by their unrighteousness…
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…taken my sin and your sin. Wow. So we see right here, Paul said it. Now let me give you another passage. This is where it really gets sticky. Go toRomans chapter 1. Paul is talking, probably one of the most powerful passages of scripture in the New Testament to rebuke all the ungodliness that we're seeing in…
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…then at the one in Hebrews, and then we'll come back to the one in Habakkuk. So, now you know exactly where we are. So, turn with me, please, toRomans chapter 1and verse 17. And this is the verse that God used to trigger off the great 16th century Reformation, Protestant Reformation, first of all, in…
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…I'll just give you a brief explanation of what each one of these is. The book of Romans started off with the total depravity of man. Remember that?Romans chapter 1. For the wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all ungodliness of mankind. And Paul just kind of unpacks that. What do you mean the…
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…to it now the thing is we have all experienced God's good grace we learned this right at the very beginning of Romans if you want to flick back toRomans chapter 1we have all experienced God's good grace Romans chapter 1 verse 20 we see God's grace in his creation around us Romans chapter 1 verse 20 for since…
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…they sat there and they're going, oh my gosh. There's no hope. What hope do I have? What can I do? And Paul says, nothing. Have a nice day. See whyRomans chapter 1, 2, and 3 is such a cheery passage? Paul is teaching this to us so that we can understand how bad off we are. There's going to be some of us who…
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…song we just sang. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now I'm found. Paul's saying in the book ofRomans chapters 1, 2, and 3 that we're never going to understand grace, that we're never going to understand God, we're never going to understand mercy unless we…
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…hey, from the homosexuality to the abortion, all that, that's living like, hey, that's about as bad as you can get it. How do you know that?Romans chapter 1says that the reason we have come to this place, we've lived our whole life apart from God, and we now are serving the creature instead of the…
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…that got to do with it? You're probably wondering why I'm telling you that. I'm telling you that because so far in Romans, we've kind of been,Romans chapters 1to 11, we've been to this theological Grand Canyon. Because you see, now Paul kind of turns the corner and he calls us to the outworkings of the…
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…it presupposes, number one, the angels rejoice in that, and they ponder it and look at it and say, wow, and we understand that the glory of God inRomans chapter 1can be recognized by the unbeliever in the power of creation. But it is not creativity or God's power to create that really baffled the angels.…
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…to God's glory. These things happen simultaneous. They, they, they both happen still. We see this. Paul teaches about this to the Romans. InRomans chapter 1, he talks about how creation testifies to god's eternal power, his divine nature. And at the same time, in Romans 8, we see that creation waits in…
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…one another. Let me tell you something. As I think about this passage, I remind myself that Romans chapter 12 comes after Romans chapter 11. AndRomans chapter 1through 11 have really been a very careful exposition by the apostle as to the work of God in saving us. But following this careful teaching about…
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