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Romans 1:16 · BSB
1:16 I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew, then to the Greek.
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…the power of Rome. If anybody had good reason to remain silent, it's surely Paul as he enters into that arena. And yet, as we read in verse 16 ofRomans chapter 1, after he's alluded to the fact that he longs to come to the people in Rome, he says, For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of…
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…fact, we are doomed. We are by nature, the children of wrath. That means that we are subject to the wrath of God. The wrath is described in part inRomans chapter 1. It's a good place to look if you want to read about it. Verses 18 to 32. We're without excuse and in the direct line of fire for the application…
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…now, let's do this marathon in these two, three minutes. In the epistles, very fast. In the epistles, Romans chapter 1, verse 5. So, may just readRomans chapter 1, verse what? Verse 5. Let's see what Paul will say. By whom we have received what? Grace and apostleship for obedience to the faith among all…
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…I'm a little scared. Not really. If you see Orthodox Christians crossing themselves in front of the icons and kissing them, that's called idolatry.Romans chapter 1. I told you I'm going to give you Bible verses for everything. Romans 1. You've got to love it so far, right? For although they knew God, they did…
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…a struggle to reject Jesus, it's a sin to reject Jesus. Most people refuse Jesus because they refuse to submit to his authority. Don't believe me?Romans chapter 1. God has revealed himself to man. No one can deny that he is in charge, and yet man suppresses that truth so that they can say, He's not in charge…
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…and the moral law written upon the heart. And after examining the evidence, we reached the conclusion that was expressed by the Apostle Paul inRomans chapter 1and verse 20. And that very section of scripture, in verses 18 through 20, we were noting, says, "For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven…
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…been brought up in a Christian home, was it a blessing? Was it maybe an advantage to us? Maybe it was. But according to Romans, what does it say inRomans chapter 1? Every single one of us are without excuse. There is no excuse. You will never get to stand before God and say my upbringing was not really that…
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…be witnesses of me everywhere and they did that and churches were planted and churches grew up because they obeyed uh the Lord. I'll turn back toRomans chapter 1. So, you know, that's what the apostles preached was an accomplished salvation. That's what we must preach. That's what we must believe in. This…
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…for Paul. And so that's why he wrote the book. And so up to this point, up to Romans chapter eight, he's done a really good job unpacking all that.Romans chapters 1through 8 is an incredible section of scripture. And we're in chapter 8. So let me just zoom into chapter 8 for a little bit. This is kind of the…
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…the truth. There's nothing that two women can do to create a baby. There's nothing that two men can do to create a baby. In fact, when you readRomans chapter 1, you will see that the Bible says that they burn in lust one toward another and they change the natural use, the natural use of what God intended,…
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…all the verses in the Bible. And I said, I can't help it. But this is really my favorite verse of all. Let me read 16 and 17 together. This isRomans chapter 1, the letter, Paul's letter to the Romans chapter 1, I read out of the King James. Please follow along with the Bible in front of you. Romans 1 16,…
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…being judged just because they don't know God. But our same author here, Paul, through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, wrote to the Romans inRomans chapter 1that people are without excuse. Everyone will have a chance to know God one way or the other. And then we have the second group here. We have those…
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…thing. Idols are never neutral, they steal your life. An idol always promises what only God can give. And then it enslaves the people who trust it.Romans chapter 1, it points out that humanity exchanged the glory of God for created things. So Athens, it was simply Romans 1 with marble statues. And I think that…
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…but think about this for a moment of why this is such an important thing on the regular to be talking about. If you, if you remember the book ofRomans chapter 1, Paul talks about the wrath of God being revealed from heaven against all unrighteousness of men who by their unrighteousness suppress the truth.…
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…this is because this is the whole book of Romans outlined for you. Now we're going to unpack this here in a few weeks, but but this section here isRomans chapter 1through 5. Paul giving you five chapters to talk to you about that doctrine. I mean, a whole book dedicated to you to learn all of this, but five…
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…Now Paul like many of his when he writes a book of Romans like many of his other epistles or letters includes introductions like this. We see inRomans chapter 1it says this. To all who are in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints, grace to you in peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. I…
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…sin and ready to go to heaven he doesn't mention heaven in fact whenever you look at Paul's writing as he lays out the progression of salvation inRomans chapter 1all the way through chapter number 8 you don't get started talking about heaven till the latter part of chapter 8 But you've got the rest of…
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…chapter 5, just a little bit of background. Many, perhaps most Bible scholars agree that this is a pretty good outline understanding the book ofRomans. Chapter 1through chapter 3, verse 20, the Apostle Paul is telling us about the need for justification. And if you're new to the Christian faith, I'll unpack…
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…accept things we have never personally observed because the evidence supports the conclusion. Friends, our our scripture reading this morning fromRomans chapter 1, this is the same principle that I'm talking about this morning as it relates and applies to God. I want you to notice again that reading of Romans…
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…of living in this story. Here's the good news of Jesus: everyone in the world can have a new story. This is the power. This is why Paul says inRomans chapter 1, I'm not ashamed of the gospel because it's the power of God unto salvation, a new story. To anyone who believes. Anyone who believes. See, our…
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