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Romans 1:32 · BSB
1:32 Although they know God’s righteous decree that those who do such things are worthy of death, they not only continue to do these things, but also approve of those who practice them.
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…even go against what Harvard claims that it stands for. I mention this because as we come to this portion in Paul's argument in Romans, rememberRomans chapter 1was highlighting the fact that Gentiles, those who are not Jews, deserve God's wrath and punishment. Chapter 2 is turning from Gentiles to Jews and…
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…to conclude at chapter 15 and verse 9 and I will give you instruction as I proceed. So be ready to jump and skip with me as we move through this.Romans chapter 1and verse 1. Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his…
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…poop. A mouse makes a tiny poop. Why, though, is this such an important theological work? It is because it drives really clearly to the point ofRomans chapters 1through 3, which I've now mentioned a couple times this morning. All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. And so, as we get to the…
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…just... I mean, I don't have a lot of places for you to turn outside of our main text, but just flip over to the beginning of the book of Romans.Romans chapter 1. Just to kind of pick up on this. But you can feel his desire and his love for the Roman believers. In chapter 1, we'll start in just verse 7. He…
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We are continuing on in our study in the book of Romans. So if you have a copy of God's Word, go ahead and turn there. We're looking atRomans chapter 1. It's a continuation of what Matthew discussed last week in the first couple verses of Romans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1, verses 28 to 32. And…
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…comes on all people because of their sin, and not just Canaan and not just Israel, but El Dorado and Arkansas, and in the year 2024. Paul inRomans, chapter 1, talks about Gentile believers and in their own sin they've chased after everything else and been left to their sin. In chapter 2, he looks at the…
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…I certainly hope it is not by me and my imperfections, but by the Word of God. And it's for that reason that I invite you to turn now. We're inRomans chapter 1. We're going to start with verse 24. You can turn with me in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn on your worship guide. Turn in…
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…you would show us Jesus, that we would see him in all his glory and beauty and majesty and power and holiness and mercy and grace and love. UseRomans chapter 1to grow our love and affection for Christ. We ask that you'd use it to grow our reverence and our awe for Christ. We ask that you'd use it to grow…
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…Yet since the fall of Adam and Eve, creatures like us are very susceptible to worshiping other things, other beings other than God, as Paul says inRomans chapter 1, exchanging the truth about God for a lie. In other words, we can make up a God any day, any place, with our unsanctified imaginations and desires.…
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…see people building their own glory, not God's. love. It simply comes natural to us, doesn't it? Listen to how the apostle Paul describes this inRomans chapter 1. You can read on the screen. For since the creation of the world, God's invisible qualities, his eternal power and divine nature have been clearly…
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…receive it with joy. So Paul tells us in Romans 1, the passage that we had read this morning, that they have heard it but they have suppressed it.Romans chapter 1. Paul writes that the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who by their unrighteousness suppress…
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…is on verse 5, but I have all five verses. 1 through 5 is our reading simply so we see it in context. And I invite you now to turn with me toRomans chapter 1. You can turn in your worship guide. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your Bible. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's…
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…thing that is worth everything to you. It might be fair to say that this has become an object of worship in your heart and life. Paul will say inRomans chapter 1, in addressing this issue of worship, that all of us are worshipers inherently. He says, For what can be known about God is plain to them, because…
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…acknowledge him? Why is it that so many people deny this God? If the evidence is so readily available, why do so many brilliant people deny him?Romans chapter 1speaks to that question. Romans chapter 1. I want you to flip there with me, because we're going to come back to Romans here in just a minute. I…
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…of what God has given to us through general revelation of calling attention to Himself. We see so much about God in creation. Matter of fact,Romans chapter 1talks about the fact that all of the divine attributes are clearly seen in what we observe in creation. His majesty, His wisdom, His power, even…
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…wrath is always justified. God's wrath is always correlated with his anger. And God's wrath is eternal. So it is always justified. We see this fromRomans chapter 1in verse 18. It says, The wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who by their unrighteousness…
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…of the God who created all nature. But it is possible to see the glory of creation, but not the glory of the God behind creation. We see that inRomans chapter 1. But we also see God's glory in Jesus Christ. That is God's self-authenticating glory shines in Jesus Christ. That is, God expected people in…
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…because we have lost connection to the truth, and when you lose connection to the truth, you can believe anything. I think about what Paul wrote inRomans, chapter 1. He said that, exchanging the truth for a lie, they became deceived and God gave them over to a reprobate mind that could not process the truth.…
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…Like, until you really realize how bad it is. So, but one of the go-to passages for sin in the Bible, which we have been through on Sundays, isRomans chapter 1. And this idea that God gave us over to our sin. So let's just read this quickly. For although they knew God, they did not honor Him as God or give…
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…Gospel responses must start with an understanding of our sinfulness. That we are in fact wicked and rebellious and deserve God's wrath.Romans chapter 1. Paul has laid this case out for us extensively. Let me just read to you a couple of verses. First, verse 18. There he says, The wrath of God is…
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