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Romans 1:14 · BSB
1:14 I am obligated both to Greeks and non-Greeks, both to the wise and the foolish.
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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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…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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…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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…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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…all happens because of the hardness of their heart. I want you to turn back in your Bible, if you will, to Romans. Let's go there for a moment.Romans chapter 1. And Romans chapter 1 in particular is a very careful exposition or teaching about the nature of the unregenerate man's heart. Romans chapter 1,…
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…that are on hand. So let's come to a second question and that is what is going on here in America now? And I want you to turn in your Bibles toRomans chapter 1. What is going on here in America now? Romans chapter 1 beginning in verse 18 through 28 and I'm not going to take care of an exposition of the…
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…know him and have eternal life. Perhaps we only see a minuscule bit of God, but it's plenty. And in our naivety, people make lesser things God. SoRomans chapter 1says, We worship and serve created things rather than the creator who is forever blessed. We worship our understandings of the world. We make…
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…to do with it and it's pretty spectacular. Turn over now, if you will, go from Psalm 19, go over to the book of Romans and I want you to look atRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1, verse 19 through 20. Have you ever bumped into people that say, well, what is going to happen to the person in, uh, the darkest…
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…with God is limited to what He shows us of Himself. And so really quickly, I want to have a look at how He shows us Himself. The Bible tells us inRomans chapter 1that in nature, we get a bit of a glimpse into God. In nature, we begin to see that God is powerful and immense. We get to see that God is…
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…of these words I urge you I implore you the great apostle pushes his point to the max in view of God's mercy in view of God's gospel in view ofRomans chapter 1to Romans chapter 11 in view of what God has done we must respond. He has brought us from death to life if we have put our faith in the Lord Jesus…
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…in Christ and established in the Scriptures. I'd really like you to have it open, so if you've got Bibles with you tonight, have it open atRomans chapter 1. And it begins, Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God and then in verse 7, to all those in Rome…
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…art exists only for its own sake, that's just as much idolatry as when we try to live our own lives for our own sake. And to prove that, we haveRomans chapter 1, 24 and 25. We talked about that recently in our study of Romans. Paul wrote, Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity,…
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…that it makes God's grace visible and tangible. Look back at Romans chapter 12 a minute. Romans chapter 12 is a turning point in the book ofRomans. Chapters 1to 11 is a great big telling of God's amazing grace, his mercy, his goodness of how Christ gave his life for us. And then we get this turning point…
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…of God and His ruling. And the gospel, the truth about Jesus Christ, the good news is what empowers us to do that. The gospel tells us who we were.Romans chapter 1, 2, and 3. We were dead in our sins. There was nothing good in us. We could not achieve righteousness. It shows us what we deserve. We deserve…
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…these two truths and their implications. So as a quick review, I kind of need to do this because Paul is making an argument throughout this letter.Romans chapter 1basically starts off with the depravity of man. That we are all sinners. That we are in need of a Savior. He even touches on the person in a jungle…
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…we've been in the book of Romans. So, what I want to do is give you guys a quick review. And then we'll dig into chapter 5, starting in verse 12.Romans chapter 1. This is a letter to the church in Rome. So, Paul writes this letter to Christians. Romans chapter 1, Paul lays out that everyone, Gentile…
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…and lead up to the beginning of chapter 3 to understand where Paul is taking us. And this will be key for next week as well. So flip back a page toRomans chapter 1. We're going to read verse 16 and 17, which is kind of Paul's thesis statement for the book of Romans. He writes, For I am not ashamed of the…
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…2, Paul has been making a case against the religious, moralistic Jewish people. You know, those that look down on the Gentiles that Paul listed inRomans chapter 1. So he's making this argument, making this case, and we come to verse 25 through verse 29. And this is Paul's closing argument for the case that…
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…we're all Gentiles, and there's four things that God judges them based on. The first one is the rejection of God in creation. And this is found inRomans chapter 1. Paul says that they have no excuse. verses 1 or 1 chapter 1 19 and 20. Says for what can be known about God is plain to them because God has shown…
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