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Romans 1:13 · BSB
1:13 I do not want you to be unaware, brothers, how often I planned to come to you (but have been prevented from visiting until now), in order that I might have a harvest among you, just as I have had among the other Gentiles.
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…look at you with favor and love, but rather his just condemnation and wrath hung over you because you were an enemy of God. Let's just turn over toRomans chapter 1real quickly. Because when you say hard things as a pastor, it's always good to just read scripture so y'all don't think I'm picking on you. Romans…
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…the cultural context of of all of this. Here's here's where we see some modern day parallels. And I want to be careful how I phrase this. InRomans chapter 1, three times, three times Paul says, "God gave them up." Around this time last year, we walked through a certain series over Romans chapter 1. And…
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…false. And yet, this is what happens when our hard hearts begin to quarrel and grumble. We gossip and slander against our neighbor as Paul says inRomans chapter 1. We traffic in untruths. We use our words to tear down others rather than building others up. Friends, a grumbler is always proud. There's no such…
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…Like there's so many things, You're lifting creation above you and you're letting those fears take control. You are worshipping created things-Romans chapter 1type stuff. Fear is worship, But while when we fear creation, we're incapable of worshipping God, when we fear God, we're almost incapable of…
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…that. But anyway, no, but that. But in the arrogance of a pastor, I could come up with that. And I'll tell you, I went everywhere from Psalm 37 toRomans chapter 1. And I, I'm going to all these different places in my study. I have probably about two different pages of notes that I've already typed out. And I…
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…to ask some self-evaluation questions. The first one we asked you to consider in January was: is my character a reflection of Christ? We looked atRomans chapter 1. We said that in view of God's mercies, we ought to offer our lives as a living sacrifice before God. When people see us, when they hear us talk,…
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…and the majesty of God. He he remembers the heavens declare the glory of God, and the earth showeth forth his handiwork. Remember what Paul says inRomans chapter 1and verse 20. For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even…
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…O this hallowing. What does it mean? We want to talk about our attitudes and our words and our deeds. Let's talk about our attitudes. First of all,Romans chapter 1actually names the problem of a wayward heart with reference to God's reputation. Look at Romans 121 and following. For although they people knew…
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…see is Paul explaining that God has not failed and that God has a plan for believers, Gentiles and Jews alike. We saw that at the very beginning ofRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1, verse 16 tells us that the Gospel is there not just for the Jew, even though it says for the Jew first, but also to the Greek or…
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…heart against His goodness and a relationship that you were made for with Him. If you choose the fleeting pleasures of this world, as it says inRomans chapter 1, God gives you over to unrighteousness. And one of the ways you will experience the chastening in the discipline of God is when He says to you,…
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…there. So what does he do? What do you do now? Well, he just begins with creation. And I love it. He begins with creation because again, just likeRomans chapter 1talks about creation, how it is evident to us, right? It's evident to all of us because we're part of creation. All that surrounds us creation. So…
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…again, through faith in Christ Jesus for all who believe. Notice that phrase, righteousness of God. We introduced it, Paul introduced it back inRomans chapter 1. But now, after three chapters of laying us low in the diagnosis, it comes alive a little bit more, doesn't it? Now we feel the full weight of this…
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…matter how moralistic or upright we think we are, we really truly have no moralistic laurels to stand upon. So if you remember a couple weeks ago,Romans chapter 1, the Apostle Paul makes clear that mankind is idolatrous and antagonistic against God and his just rule. And that God's judgment, at least in this…
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…that from the fruit of his body, according to the flesh would come the Savior would come, the Messiah. Paul said the following two by the way, inRomans chapter 1and verse three he said concerning his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who was born of the seed of David according to the flesh. Again, not trying to be…
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…And again, there can come a time where they have had their conscience seared with a hot iron, where they have been given over to a reprobate mind,Romans chapter 1, and they won't even believe they're a Sinner anymore. Or they probably did once because it was written upon their heart. But they've gotten so far…
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…themselves over to the flesh. They're headed for destruction. In those things, they corrupt themselves. Listen to what Paul said in the book ofRomans chapter 1. Paul dealt with this crowd talking about the Lord turning them over. Listen to what he says. Romans chapter number one verse number 26. For this…
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…the prime text I think you could go to uh in using that same kind of language there of of giving someone over to their own uh chosen disposition isRomans chapter 1. And I want you to go to Romans chapter 1. I want you to notice this for yourself. And you might have uh might be considering this in Romans…
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…with the same level of importance as the other. And I think a very good working dish uh definition for the gospel is the one that Paul gives inRomans chapter 116 He says, For I'm not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation. That's what the gospel is. That's what the gospel does. It…
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…That's not what the Bible says. The Bible says it's the power of God for salvation. It's, it's the power of God that brings us to salvation.Romans chapter 1and verse 16 says for I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth, to the Jew…
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…I believe in God's view, he doesn't see himself turning the world upside down. I think he sees himself making the world right. Let me explain fromRomans chapter 1. In Romans chapter 1, down in verse 18 through 23, Paul writes this to the church at Rome. For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all…
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