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Romans 1:21 · BSB
1:21 For although they knew God, they neither glorified Him as God nor gave thanks to Him, but they became futile in their thinking and darkened in their foolish hearts.
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…out. I've got to find a way to tell the cop why I don't deserve this ticket. Even if I know I was speedy. And I think the kind of the corner fromRomans chapter 1, Romans chapter 2 reminds me of a lot when you're on the road and the lights come on. And you hear the siren and you're like, dang it, what am I…
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…sense that although he is always the Son of God, it is particularly in his peacemaking that we see that there's a remarkable little phrase inRomans chapter 1where it says that he was sort of always the Son of God. He was descended from David, and the Son of God is in his descent from David, obviously he…
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…don't even believe in God, there's a deep problem that we all are in the same boat with, and it's called sin. And we need a savior. Paul begins inRomans chapter 1by building this case. He says in Romans chapter 1, he says, God has really given humanity to kind of set the context, no excuse for not knowing…
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…KNOCKED UP AND BEAT UP OVER YOUR HEAD BECAUSE THEY'RE LYING TO YOU, MAKING YOU SCARED. MAKING YOU BELIEVE A LIE. HERE'S WHAT THEY'RE REALLY DOING.ROMANS CHAPTER 1. THEY'RE TAKING THE TRUTH AND THEY'RE TURNING IT INTO A LIE. AND YOU ARE GULLIBLE ENOUGH TO SWALLOW IT. I CAN HEAR SOMEONE GETTING BACK TO CHURCH.…
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…people are to have to our creator. To God alone. Exclusive. No other gods. And with complete devotion. That is with all of our heart. According toRomans chapter 1. It is what happens when God's creation do not glorify him as God. Nor were they thankful. but they came futile in their thoughts. Professing to be…
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…that men are still guilty of their sins toward God, even though God didn't cause them to sin. Yes. Let me give you one other example. Look atRomans chapter 1. This is a very clear example in the scriptures. Very quickly, in Romans chapter 1, Paul writes, verse 16. For I am not ashamed of the gospel of…
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…when we look at sin, we we see sin as things that just come natural to us, but God sees sin as an ultimate offense to him. So when Paul writes inRomans chapter 1, starting 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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…his family or you are not in his family. You are either his child or you are his enemy. There are no Switzerlands here. There is no middle ground.Romans chapter 1helps us to understand that though God has revealed himself to us, man suppresses that truth. And in suppressing that truth, they harden their…
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…has revealed to them, so that even if they don't have the gospel, they still have things testifying of the power of God. Now, this is the point ofRomans chapter 1, 2, and 3. Men are condemned. The conversation is not justification yet. The conversation is not how men are saved, it is just Paul making an…
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…before. If you're in that category, when you get home, just repent and just go and read. Anyways, praise the Lord. The other scripture isRomans chapter 1. Let's look at Romans chapter 1 from verse 14. Run quick. Romans chapter 1 from verse 14 to 17. Romans chapter 1. Uh, can you give just give it to…
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…place, and time in which they are called to serve. Now, what about Bible evidence for this? In your Bibles, please, would you turn back toRomans chapter 1? Romans chapter 1. Paul describes here what happens when people worship false gods. So let me just read a couple of verses. Pick it up at verse 18.…
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Alright, so, did anybody read Romans this week? Alright, so if you read Romans, that's good. If you didn't, you're going to be behind. So, we're inRomans chapter 1is where we're going to begin. And so what I want to do tonight is just to kind of give us just kind of a brief synopsis, a brief kind of go…
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…about what Jesus is teaching us. And lastly, just, you know, we're kind of about it. We tell people the gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul writes this inRomans chapter 1. He says, For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes. The good news, friends, is that…
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…is done to me? The only way that we can do that is by going off of the identity that Jesus Christ has given us as a child of the King. And that isRomans chapter 1through 11 telling us everything that we have in Jesus Christ, we can cry out. Romans 8, Abba, Father. We have access to the Father. We're joint…
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Well, good morning. Please take your Bibles and open them up to Romans uh chapter 1. Please take your Bibles, open them up toRomans chapter 1. This morning, we'll be looking at many different verses. So, you'll be flipping your Bible a little bit, but that's okay. I'll tell you where to…
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…so now in Romans chapter 1, Paul gives us a short summary or an abstract of mankind's history leading up to this age. That's what we're reading inRomans chapter 1, verses 18 through 32, that long list and that series of men and men becoming progressively worse. That is a description of mankind. And we're going to see that here as…
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…oh, well, I'm doing pretty good. In the opening verse, Paul wants to drive home in us that, yes, we might not struggle with some of the things ofRomans chapter 1. But we are far from perfect. And Paul, he's again, he's a master storyteller. He he might even presume upon the devil's advocate, right? The…
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…book of the chapter 12 of Romans, Paul is outlining what it looks like to practically live out the theological implications that he lined out inRomans chapter 1through 11. It's dense theologically. All of those chapters are very dense. He's outlining all of these theological, uh, he's unpacking these…
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…I'm going to walk in love because I'm thankful. I'm going to let the peace of God reign because I'm thankful for what you did for me. Amen.Romans chapter 1. You know, I don't know what that is, but just don't worry about it. We'll get it fixed. Don't let it distract you. I don't know, you don't know.…
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…something of himself in the way that the world is created and put together. Of course it's made much more explicit in that famous verse fromRomans chapter 1. For what can be known about God is plain to everyone. Because God has shown it to them. For his invisible attributes, namely his eternal power,…
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