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Romans 1:23 · BSB
1:23 and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images of mortal man and birds and animals and reptiles.
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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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…Because it requires thankfulness, it requires joy, it requires peace. Amen. There are things we can miss if we're not thankful. Look at Romans 1.Romans chapter 1. And uh verse 21. And of course, Paul is uh talking about these people that well we'll we'll we'll read it here and we can see it. Verse 21 it…
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…That's a sin. We have we have leftist supposed Christians that think that homosexuality is okay just because the culture is for it. That's a sin,Romans chapter 1. And so when you start offending people and you're just killing babies, and you're just, well, you know what, I love him or I love her, and I'm…
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…to come to understand is who God is and who we are. And so what we see that God is revealing himself through the creation and we'll see that fromRomans chapter 1in the coming weeks. But notice this down there at the bottom of your page. The panoramic view is talking about all of creation. And the closeup…
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…hell, not because God sends people there, but because of God of people in their rebellion against God choose to be there. This is the doctrine ofRomans chapter 1and Romans chapter 2. So now if anybody ever says why would God send people to hell? The response is he doesn't. His desire is that all would be…
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…speaks of in Romans 1. This is where the people of the world hate God. And they call good evil and evil good. I want you to listen to a part ofRomans chapter 1, and you can turn there if you'd like, as Paul describes for us in detail what he is speaking of in Ephesians 4 in our text for today. And I want…
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…them to heaven, but it also is to be preached so that we can be established and we can be mature in Christ. And this is what we ultimately saw inRomans chapter 1is that Paul's desire was to write, to write to Rome and see them in person that he might establish them in sound doctrine. It's so important, that…
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…How in God's name can that happen? I'm not that old. And I said, I know, right? I said, can I show you where in the Bible? And so I turned overRomans chapter 1and I read these words to me in verse 19. For what can be known about God is plain to them because God has shown it to them. For his invisible…
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…that you need. Now, in order to get to Romans chapter 5, let me give you a quick overview. I realize I'm jumping, kind of parachuting in. We've hadRomans chapter 1through 4 before this, and to give a kind of a summary of what Paul has been doing, Paul has been laying out what he calls my gospel, which is the…
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…for us. Peter says that we have great, exceeding great, and precious promises. Okay, what are they? Well, first of all, he's promised us salvation.Romans chapter 1and Ephesians chapter 2, and we could go through a whole bunch of passages. God has promised to save those who believe on his name. Whosoever…
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…we read, in those days there was no king in Israel, and every man did that which was right in his own eyes. Paul talked about the Gentile world inRomans chapter 1, and in verse 18, he describes some who he says they suppress the truth in their unrighteousness. And one of the indications that we are living in…
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…know that confidence is vain. I'll put my confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ. Now look at Romans 11. Romans 11. And with it Ephesians chapter 2,Romans chapter 1, and Ephesians chapter number 2. Now here's what somebody's gonna say. They always do. They always do. Brother James, if I believe what you're…
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…I know God exists, I understand that, but some people they they actually come to a place where they know God, they refuse to uh acknowledge God,Romans chapter 1, they suppress truth, suppress truth, suppress truth, and there's an unbelief that gets around their life, but the Bible refers to that as a spirit…
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…gospel, at the core of salvation is salvation from sin. And above everything else, this world needs salvation from sin. Let's go to the book of uhRomans chapter 1. This is going to be my main uh my main chapter. Uh Romans chapter 1, uh, from verse 16. He says, For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the…
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…through 16, Paul now shifts. Now think about this. Last chapter, verse or chapter 1, was about rebellion, a rebellious world. Okay, so now that wasRomans chapter 1. Now he's gonna shift his focus to the religious crowd. I don't know if you know this, but that's you. You ready? I told you if you came to play…
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…and I'm going to say some things that I hope you won't get up and walk out. I mean that. Have an open mind just for the next five minutes. Look atRomans chapter 1. And look at 2 Corinthians chapter 4. I'm going to give you an illustration. The message is not totally on this, but it's an illustration to prove…
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…that old book. Can it really talk to me? It can. By the Holy Spirit, God speaks to us in relationship to his truth. Here's our text this morning,Romans chapter 1and verses 8 through 17. Let's read it together and consider three things. Paul's burden for the church at Rome manifests three qualities about him…
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…to the revelation of God in nature. The revelation that he's real and that we are accountable to him. And this is something that he picks up inRomans chapter 1. So let me read Romans chapter 1, verse 20. Paul says, For his, that's God's invisible attributes, namely his eternal power and his divine nature,…
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…have to guess about God. We don't have to invent who God is because he tells us precisely who he is. But let's just imagine that just as it says inRomans chapter 1, there's people all around the world and they know there is a God, but they do not know him. They know there is somebody higher than them, but they…
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…true nature of Jephthah coming through. Jephthah is showing this heart of murder and strife and brutality and maliciousness that all calls back toRomans chapter 1. Every single one of those terms being used there to describe the baseness of humanity following after their own desires, doing what's right in our…
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