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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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…the book of Romans, where it describes people who are well advanced, who are very mature in worldly wisdom. And this is the way they are described.Romans chapter 1, verse 21and following. For although they knew God, they didn't honor him as God or give thanks to him, but they became futile in their thinking. Their…
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…over and what? Over again to say thank you. It has to be learned. And it's really not part of our nature. Probably a proof of that would be over inRomans 1, verse 21. And I want you just to take a look at that passage, kind of frame it in your life, in your heart. It says this, Although they knew God, Romans 1,…
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…to church on a regular basis, but the truth of the matter is you've never, ever had a thankful heart. That is a characteristic of an unbeliever. InRomans 1, verse 21, I want you to take a minute, keep your finger there in Psalm, but I want you to go over to Romans 1, verse 21. One of the things that goes with…
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…Sin is far more blinding and deadening than we might think. I want you to turn in your Bible back to or forward. You're in John, so just go toRomans 1, verse 21. How does sin affect the sinner? Romans 1, verse 21. It says, Although they knew God, they did not honor Him as God. Or give thanks to Him, but…
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…Then the characteristic of the heart of the unregenerate man is that he prefers the darkness because he doesn't want to have his sin exposed.Romans chapter 1 verse 21. Not only do men choose the darkness but there is a consequence that comes with choosing the darkness. And it says this for although they knew God…
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…going to make God first, it shows up all different kinds of places. At the root of every sin is a desire to not glorify God. We find that over inRomans chapter 1 verse 21and it says this and I'll just recite the passage to you, it says, they did not give him glory. That's what the unbelieving world did. They chose…
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…a leopard, his thoughts, cannot change who we are. It is a helpless state. Ephesians 2, Colossians 2, it is a dead state. Sin is overpowering. InRomans chapter 1, verse 21, it says that sin dominates the mind. In John 3, it dominates the affections. In Jeremiah 44, it dominates the will. It says darkness hovers…
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