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Romans 1:26 · BSB
1:26 For this reason God gave them over to dishonorable passions. Even their women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones.
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…know to be true about God. Through God's grace. Through his creation. He makes these parts of his attributes. His character known. We find that inRomans chapter 1. That God has revealed all of his divine attributes. His divine nature can be clearly seen. And this is a wonder. This is a grace. A gift of God.…
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…know to be true about God. Through God's grace. Through his creation. He makes these parts of his attributes. His character known. We find that inRomans chapter 1. That God has revealed all of his divine attributes. His divine nature can be clearly seen. And this is a wonder. This is a grace. A gift of God.…
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…This is how God advanced his ways on the earth. Are we together? Hallelujah, are we together? Go back to that text where I started. Yesterday. InRomans chapter 1. I showed you something. Did you see what I showed you? In verse 11. For I long to see you. That I may impart. You some spiritual gift. So that you…
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…God. The challenge, though, comes to how we perceive this truth and how we interpret the truths that can be known through the universe. So that inRomans chapter 1, we find this in 19 and 20, What can be known about God is plain to them, speaking about anyone who has access to creation and the world that God…
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…God. The challenge, though, comes to how we perceive this truth and how we interpret the truths that can be known through the universe. So that inRomans chapter 1, we find this in 19 and 20, What can be known about God is plain to them, speaking about anyone who has access to creation and the world that God…
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…because the image of God is still there. That doesn't mean they don't need God. It gives witness to the fact they've rejected him. RememberRomans chapter 1the conscience convicts the fact that we know right from wrong shows our need for God. It doesn't excuse us. It's the first half. The world better…
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…deserves. At the heart of all sin and all rebellion against the Lord is a failure to honor him as God. Isn't that what the Apostle Paul told us inRomans chapter 1? He looks out at the Gentiles and he says that although they all know God in a general way because creation has revealed him to them, to all…
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…death, burial and what? The resurrection of Jesus Christ. He said, while he yet spake. For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Right?Romans chapter 1. Let's read it together. We need to read it together. So that you will know. There is no any kind of special message you need to preach for the…
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…and him crucified, was not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration of what? Of the spirit and of what? And of power. No wonder inRomans chapter 1. Let's go to Romans chapter 1. What did we hear? We heard the gospel. And that same gospel is the power of God, is the wisdom of God. Romans…
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…is what that note said. We said we didn't know. We knew. Pharisees. And the disciples and us. How quickly we can say we didn't know. But we know.Romans chapter 1tells us that we suppress the knowledge of God seeing and evidence through his creation. We have a way of pushing down what God wants to put in,…
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…them. It'll be a loud voice. God being perfectly holy and righteous judges people. Why? Because they reject what they know to be true, according toRomans chapter 1. And that's why every one, church, sentence to hell will be without excuse, according to Romans 1, verse 20, and chapter 2 of Romans, verse 1. No…
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…so they come up with all these ridiculous, crazy ideas so that they can live life their way and they can oppose the person of God. And that's whatRomans chapter 1says. It says there are people who have seen the fullness of God in creation and all of that, and what happens is they reject the creator and they…
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…them, expecting them to live up to the standard that Christ gives to His children. Paul actually had something to say about this in Romans. InRomans chapter 1, he gives this horrible list of all these bad people out there. Go look at it. I mean, it's bad. He didn't leave anything out. He even included…
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…for that is we're actually, big picture, preparing to go back into the book of Romans, the letter of Romans. So you'll remember last year we didRomans chapters 1through 3, and we took a break. Guess what Romans chapter 4 is about? Abraham. Okay, so we're going to continue the pattern of our church, which is…
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…out of the Reformation, you need to preach them in the power of the Spirit. See the Gospels, the answers. And that's what Paul said. Listen toRomans chapter 1. He says, for I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it's the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth, to the Jew 1st and also…
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…There's no way that you can walk away from this text and not know this is about your Savior And yet people do deny this text. It's as Paul says inRomans chapter 1people really do suppress the truth But there's no suppressing this because Isaiah writes this he portrays this just as clearly as Matthew and Mark…
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…11. Hebrews chapter 11. Hebrews chapter 11, verse 24. Hebrews chapter 11, verse 24. He said, I think I have the wrong scripture. Let's read Romans,Romans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1, from verse 11 to 12. He said, For I long to see you, that I may impact in you some spiritual gift, so that you…
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…judgment on another, you condemn yourself because you, the judge, practice the very same things. If you were here last week, you remember inRomans, chapter 1, paul is writing this letter and he's speaking to the Gentiles in the audience and he starts calling out the sin of the Gentiles. And we talked…
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…diversity, it is miraculous in its ability to heal itself and work through it and all of that. It's just incredible, all of how it works. And inRomans chapter 1, the Bible says that the fullness of God is revealed in his creation. Every time you see a rainbow, it is a miracle. God created that miracle as a…
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…Baptist, baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? I want you to open up to Romans, chapter 1. We'll be inRomans 1, verses 18 through 32, as we really continue a series, a year-long series really, with some stops in between, but a series through Romans as we really begin, a series…
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