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Romans 1:9 · BSB
1:9 God, whom I serve with my spirit in preaching the gospel of His Son, is my witness how constantly I remember you
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…to unpacking this with you in the coming months, which will likely turn into years. So all that said, let's begin with the first four verses ofRomans chapter 1. Before I read them, let me remind you, beloved, this is God's word to us, written for his glory and our good. We would all do well to listen to it…
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…conception. Think of Psalm 51. That's what David says. And we were by nature prone to evil, dead in sin, and in bondage, enslaved to sin. Think ofRomans chapters 1, 2, and 3. So without the regenerating grace of the Holy Spirit, we are neither able nor willing to return to God by our own strength. We don't…
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…mind. It began with all the demonic thought worms that were present inside the skulls of their leaders and of their people. Earlier in Romans,Romans chapter 1, Paul says this. Paul in Romans 1 says they began to think up foolish ideas of what God was like. As a result, their minds became dark and…
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…exactly the same time. God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart is God giving Pharaoh over to what Pharaoh has already chosen to do. And we see that inRomans chapter 1. Pharaoh decides to resist God and God reinforces that position for Pharaoh. God gives Pharaoh what he has already chosen. God's plans work through…
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…the consistent message. You can't read any passage in the Bible that applause. The sexual love a man has for a man. If you'd open your Bibles toRomans chapter 1through 3, you would find just the opposite. God saying to the first century people even though it's very cultural even though it's very natural.…
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Well, if you'd like to get your Bibles, turn toRomans chapter 1. I've lived in Chatswood now for just over 13 years, and I can still remember vividly my first experience of moving to Chatswood. One of those…
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…shown it through his creation. And if we knew nothing else about God, but what we can see in creation, then we should still be attracted to him.Romans chapter 1and verse 20, Paul says, For since the creation of the world, God's invisible qualities, his eternal power and divine nature have been clearly…
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…in life and death. That's declaring autonomy from God. God, you're not going to be God over my life. My hope is in me. And we've already seen inRomans chapter 1that such human autonomy that looks at all that God has made, don't you just get blown away by the stars every time you look up. Every person who…
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We're going to be reading now from the book ofRomans, chapter 1, starting at verse 18 through the end of the chapter. For the wrath of God is arreled from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of…
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Romans chapter 1, verses 1 to 17. Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his prophets in…
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…as he should be. Dave took us through chapter 3, verse 10 last week. You can refer back to it. So, I want you to imagine this. Remember back inRomans chapter 1Paul launches into the argument of how when we look at the physical creation we're overwhelmed. Because we see in the physical creation a display…
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…to politics at all are generally pretty unhappy and angry. I can't understand that. But, you know, it's out there. We live in an unhappy world, andRomans chapter 1tells us that that's one of the characteristics of an unbeliever. And yet what I would ask you this as we kind of work our way into this text,…
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…God is holding all humanity accountable for calling upon the name of the Lord. The first chapter of Romans, if you'll turn to your Bibles there,Romans chapter 1, and I'm going to read verses 19 and 22. The first chapter of Romans says that each of us, whether we call ourselves believers or unbelievers, we…
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…need to work on that. I'm going to tell you, I really believe this. And it's true for me, and it's true for you. That's a serious sin. Paul says inRomans chapter 1that they neither gave thanks to God, they never gave him glory, they did not give him thanks for what he had given. And the Bible calls that…
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…not delay behold his soul is puffed up it is not upright within him but the righteous shall live by faith this is the text that Paul is citing inRomans chapter 1and verse 17 the righteous shall live by faith this was an exhortation originally given by God to Habakkuk as Habakkuk complained about the…
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…of what he will do. And that is what we'll be focusing on this morning. So before we dive into Romans 5, we need to understand what's happened inRomans chapter 1to chapter 4. So in those chapters, Paul has been teaching about the depravity of humanity. How people at our very core are enemies of God. Now our…
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…to 25 that Beck read to us we need to grasp the argument that leads up to it what goes before so in chapter 4 of Romans very quick run throughRomans chapter 1to 4 Paul establishes what you once were before you encountered Jesus and without touching down on lots of verses Paul's argument is this that you…
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…us, we are naturally driven towards confession and petition. But it doesn't. Why do we not automatically flow over in thanksgiving and praise? InRomans 1 verses 8 to 21, Paul is describing the character of human sin. And he writes this, For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God, nor gave thanks…
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…gospel of Jesus Christ. This is a good place to show people the gospel in the text. So having looked broadly and a bit briefly at Paul's case fromRomans chapter 1through 4 we can see that he seeks to answer four crucial questions. And I'm stealing these straight out of Greg Gilbert's book What is the gospel?…
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…the reconciliation of the universe back to himself. We must never forget what it must be like for God to see his creation unfold in the way it is.Romans chapters 1to 3, one of Paul's other letters, it gives probably the clearest explanation and some of the hardest verses to read about the reality of every…
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