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Romans 1:8 · BSB
1:8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your faith is being proclaimed all over the world.
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…31, Paul writes a very similar list of sins and he lists just these different ones. The difference between the two I think are important is that inRomans chapter 1, as Paul is outlining a list of sins, In this list of sin, he's describing the common sins that were found in Rome at the time. It was found in the…
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…the heavens are declaring the glory of God. Without words, they tell us there is a God. If you want to stay in the book of Romans, you can turn toRomans chapter 1, and it says everything we need to know about God. We see in creation. God is there. We stand without excuse before him to say, we did not know you…
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…he was thinking. We know what he was thinking. And this was written before this moment, but it tells us where his heart is. Beginning in verse 7 ofRomans chapter 1, it says, To all who are in Rome, loved by God, called as saints, grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. First, I…
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…it. You just keep going back to it and count his specific mercies. And so maybe here's an exercise this week: something really practical. Start inRomans chapter 1and read through those first 11 chapters. It might take you several weeks and just start writing down the mercies of God towards you. Count them…
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…can't be at a game of pop quiz. But the right answer to the question, I know you would get this. The right answer is found in the New Testament inRomans chapter 1. God's son was a descendant of David according to the flesh, and was declared to be the Son of God by the power, by power with the resurrection…
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…glorified the word of the Lord, and as many as been appointed to eternal life, believed. Keep your fingers there and turn with me if you would toRomans chapter 1. So St. Paul, the son of this missionary journey, wrote Romans. So in Romans chapter 1, I'll give you a second. In verse 16, it says, For I'm not…
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…of the Hebrews. He was already rejecting the Lord. Pharaoh chose to harden his own heart, and yet scripture also says that the Lord hardened it. InRomans chapter 1, uh it teaches us that when people continually suppress truth and practice unrighteousness, that God may give them up over to their sin. Romans 1…
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…something controversial. Faggots! How about that? God hates homos! How about that? How about quoting Leviticus 2013? How about preaching fromRomans chapter 1? How about expounding upon Genesis chapter 19? How about preaching against divorce? How about preaching against alcohol? How about preaching…
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…I protected because it comforts me, or it excuses me, or it affirms me, or keeps me from having to change. Our scripture reading today comes fromRomans chapter 1, or sorry, chapter 12 verses 1 and 2. So it says, Therefore I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a…
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…and trying to understand a world where God doesn't exist. I know that that would offend a lot of people, but I think it is true. As you saw inRomans chapter 1, the truth of God has not only been manifest out of us, it has also been manifest in us. And I think of a really simple philosophical idea through…
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…didn't have any parameters on what they practiced. And the New Testament often makes this abundantly clear. Let me show you an example. Go toRomans chapter 1, for example. Romans 1, starting in verse 18, Paul says, for the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness…
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…it and here they are Gentiles worshiping these pagan demons in the Greek world and Paul is doing here in just a few verses what he does inRomans chapters 12 and 3 he's saying before the holy God there is no ! you are either darkness or you have the light of God shining on you through Jesus you are…
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…he's given us. Christian ethics is about God transforming us so that we learn to love as he loved us. And so when we come to the book of Romans,Romans chapters 1to 11 are about the love God has for us, and Romans chapters 12 to 15 are about the love that God works in us. But in the words of the 1984 Howard…
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…filleth all in whole. And what we see here is that it's similar to, I think there are about three scriptures like that, right? It's similar to...Romans chapter 1, right? It's similar to that, Romans 16, sorry. It's similar to Romans 16, 25 to 26, because it picks the word revelation in the knowledge of him,…
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…maintain the same faith that was established all the way back when the Bible was being written in the Apostle Paul's writing to the Romans inRomans chapter 1okay so ergo it must be a legitimate church and therefore that is the central place of worship and power and now you have the Roman Catholic Church…
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…men. You will be fishers of men. In the Sermon on the Mount, he called his followers the salt of the earth, the light of the world. Turn with me toRomans chapter 1for just a moment. I want to just take an excursion there because we see in the example of Paul, the writer of 2 Corinthians, his own personal…
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…that worship is sort of the core action of a living being. This is just what is meant to kind of come out of me, the sense of worship and praise.Romans chapter 1, Paul actually says that the brokenness in our world, the sin in our world can all go back to one thing. It's when people like you and I decide to…
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…to action. Move from mourning to action. How? How do we do that? Here are a few things. Number one, proclaim the gospel. Proclaim the gospel. InRomans chapter 1and verse 16. Paul writes, I'm not ashamed of the gospel. For it is the power of God into salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and…
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…what am I gonna do to try to get out of this? Right? You know that there's a righteous God in heaven because the truth has been manifest in you,Romans chapter 1. It's been manifest all through creation as well. So no matter where you look, whether you look inside or you look outside, what you're gonna find…
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…care for his world in so many ways, often through more ordinary ways. And so in the New Testament, Paul, one of the early Christians, he writes inRomans chapter 1, he says that what can be known about God is plain, because God has shown it to them. For his invisible attributes, the things you can't see, his…
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