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Romans 1:20 · BSB
1:20 For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood from His workmanship, so that men are without excuse.
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…begin any conversation with people as Christ's ambassadors because everyone is religious, whether they realize it or not. A point Paul brings up inRomans chapter 1. What does being religious mean? It means you're gonna go, you're gonna practice and pursue activities and things that we believe will give us…
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…kind. It is literally the word doulos, which means slave, a willing slave. If that word doulos sounds familiar, it is, because as we entered intoRomans chapter 1, all the way back in January, the Apostle Paul also, in his introduction, introduced himself as a doulos, a willing slave of Jesus. And so he is…
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…might deny it. They might suppress it. But they cannot erase it. What do we do with this knowledge. That we've been made in the image of God. WellRomans chapter 1. Tells us that humanity tries to push it down. They try to deny it. And Paul says. For what can be known about God is plain to them. Because God…
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…he is declared to be the Son of God. He's declared and what Paul said over in Romans, it just really strikes me because Paul says over inRomans chapter 1and verse three and four, he says concerning his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who was born of the seed of David according to the flesh and declared…
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…the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The first one is this Jesus was declared to be the Son of God in power by the resurrection. Turn, if you will, toRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1. We're gonna be in a few places this morning, but I hope to be very clear with the Lord's help. Again, I do feel a weightiness…
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…are words directly from Jesus about the third member of the Trinity that he mentioned as well in the in the upper room. Now, let's put that withRomans chapter 1. As we begin this morning, we have the power of the Holy Spirit and Paul talks about the power of the gospel here in Romans chapter 1 in verse 16.…
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…for a minute. This is a precursor before the study and if you want. You can flip over in your Bible, just hold where you are in. Revelation go toRomans. Chapter 1for a minute. Romans chapter one, verse 18 Well, Paul starts out in. 16 He says, I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of…
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…to accept this. The problem isn't a lack of clarity from Jesus. It's a lack of willingness from them to believe. They don't want to believe. InRomans chapter 1, Paul says how people suppress the truth about God. And it is plain to them, but they suppress the truth. So the problem is not a lack of evidence.…
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…to do evil. They'll steal from their children. They'll steal from their neighbor. They'll sell their own soul for another temporary thrill.Romans chapter 1actually describes those as having a depraved mind or a reprobate mind. The sad part, y'all, is that God removes his hand of protection from them…
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…Therefore, brothers and sisters, in view of the mercies of God, private worship is looking at Jesus, seeing Jesus for who he is, what he's done.Romans chapter 1through 11 is an amazing overview of what God has done to bring us to himself and reconcile our sin-broken relationship with him. And so what Paul…
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…to see, I want you to learn this and just to be aware of these things sometimes. If you look at the King James Bible or the New King James Bible inRomans chapter 1, uh excuse me, chapter 8, verse 1, it reads, There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ, Jesus. Okay, that's what I just…
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…where the Romans sit in the world. And the Romans have been sitting in some uncomfortable places. They've had some problems. If you roll back toRomans chapter 1, you see that Roman self made morality is bankrupt, that the Romans had a tendency to worship the created things instead of the creator. And that…
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…This is the reality of creation. Creation testifies to the glory and majesty of God. He is the maker of the heavens and the earth. And in fact, inRomans chapter 1, Paul even says, creation has long been testifying to the eternal power and divine nature of God. So that us as humans are without excuse. We see…
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…life walking with the Lord. And I hope we can agree that God is always speaking to all of humanity. He speaks through creation and conscience. InRomans chapter 1, Paul says this since what may be known about God is plain to them, plain to all of us. God has made it plain. Since the creation of the world,…
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…everybody plowing forward together. I want to give you this last like turn over to Romans chapter. Sorry to first Peter chapter one. I'll read youRomans chapter 1. Get on the team that's the most important part get in the game get in the zone Leslie get excited. Have you ever seen somebody that was…
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…of it. Everything that was created is under our feet, based on Genesis, chapter 1. And the struggle that we run into we see in Genesis, chapter 3,Romans, chapter 1, . Paul describes it really well that we worshiped and served the creature rather than the creator. We took things that God created to be beneath…
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…The apostles had taught from the very beginning. Christ Himself taught from the very beginning that he was the promised Messiah. And here inRomans chapter 1, Paul is expanding on that teaching. So again, this gospel of God to the Jew was the fact that the Messiah had come and his name was Jesus. But…
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…that encompasses their their lives and family? Strengthen me according to your word. Strengthen me. It's the same thing that Paul was saying inRomans chapter 1. I want to part something spiritual to you that I might strengthen you, establish you. That's why he said to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20, I…
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…great, great, great, great grandfather Noah, so that they should seek the Lord. God has placed with all of us an ache, a desire to seek the Lord.Romans chapter 1and 2, Paul deals with what you do with that is how you try and fill it. Some people fill it with alcohol, some people fill it with drugs, some…
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…over creation. The problem, though, was that, when sin came into the garden, we allowed a serpent, a created thing, to tell us what to do.Romans, chapter 1, tells us we worshipped and served the creature rather than the creator. That's our problem with everything: That we allowed creation to rule and…
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