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Romans 14:12 · BSB
14:12 So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God.
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…on others about things where God's word gives us freedom of conscience or freedom to choose the classic passage here and the most helpful isRomans chapter 14and it's a little bit longer but I'll read it all because it all just speaks right to this Paul writes to the church there and he says Except the…
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…it a couple of times in a couple of his letters, but he's been doing this in the book of Romans, especially in the chapter that precedes this, inRomans chapter 14. He's dealing with the Christian law of liberty. So we're there's a category of Christian freedom that exists outside of biblical imperatives…
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…word because they're not seeing it in my life because I'm saying it's not working. So we have to be responsible and take heed. Now look here atRomans chapter 14and this is what we're going to close with Romans 1413. Then let us no more criticize and blame and pass judgment on one another, but rather decide…
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…this, to say that the entire context of the Bible is supernatural. Right? It's supernatural. And it has an impact on the natural. Now, let's readRomans chapter 14. Romans chapter 14. Let's go to Romans chapter 14. I should not pick something there to explain. Romans chapter 14, we can start from verse 13.…
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…may receive the things done in his body according to that He hath done, whether it be good or bad. And over there in the book of Romans, inRomans chapter 14, we read this in verse 11. For it is written, as I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God. So then…
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…these particular issues. But we also got to give a lot of grace. You know, scripture and a great a great passage of scripture you can read isRomans chapter 14 verse 1-12. Um and really you could kind of read the whole chapter of Romans chapter 14. Um, you know, I mean, Paul starts out that passage of scripture with…
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…we, we know that Paul did not have problem with Jewish people continuing on in their own customs. If you want to know more about that, you can readRomans chapter 14and we'll get there in our Romans series. But essentially, Paul does not condemn certain customs of the Jewish traditions, but he essentially is…
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…people to just throw out all their customs. All right, you know, don't. You don't have to. That's not what. What Paul was saying. And based onRomans chapter 14, and we'll get there in our Sunday morning services. But according to Romans chapter 14, Paul did not have a problem with Jewish Christians who…
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…y'all have drank the Kool-Aid y'all are there okay what like I'm I'm going to keep doing my own thing i'll tell you what God's unstoppableromans chapter 14talks about this it says "For we will all stand at the judgment seat of God for it's written as I live says the Lord every knee will bow and every…
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…to be played in a lobby somewhere, just soothing. I meant that in a good way, not a bad way. Love that song. Turn, if you would, in your Bibles toRomans, chapter 14. Romans 14. As we continue our series of messages on the Baptist distinctives. The Baptist distinctives. These are, again, a collection of biblical…
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…Your journey of faith isn't yours alone. Your journey affects others' journey, like their journey, affects your journey. Paul said it this way inRomans, chapter 14, none of us live unto ourselves alone. There is a call and a commission and a command from God for us to be concerned about those around us and…
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…priority at which he wants things done. It's coming down to earth as it is in heaven. And there's a reason why the kingdom of God is referred to inRomans chapter 14as righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. When kingdom order comes, righteousness, peace, and joy come as well. Amen? Amen? So that's…
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…to me. It may not be felt the same by you. If you turn back just a page, perhaps, in your scripture, I'll show you an example of this fromRomans chapter 14. There Paul says, this is the first six verses, as for the one who is weak in faith, welcome him, but not to quarrel over opinions. One person…
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…system. You've got the people who observe the rules, and you've got people who don't observe the rules. This is what we've been talking about sinceRomans chapter 14. And so we've got to be careful about division creeping in. Paul says that those people come in with uh with flattery, with plausible arguments.…
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Our reading this morning is fromRomans chapter 14. So do open that up, and I would encourage you keep that open while Colin is speaking to us. City kids, where are you? Give me a wave, city kids.…
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…Joy is an inner force that is poured into your heart as you accept Christ. And this is a knowledge that we need to come back to. I mean,Romans chapter 14and verse 17, if we're starting there, says the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace, and joy in the…
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…of the flesh that we're exercising our liberty? So one last passage of scripture, then we'll circle back to the book of acts. I want you to seeRomans, chapter 14with me. Romans, chapter 14. This is what I believe to be one of the clearest teachings on this idea of exercising our christian liberty and not…
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…of you like Southern gospel, some of you like urban gospel, and it's just and we've got to learn to work through these things. And you can go toRomans. Chapter 14, about Paul, talks about issues of food and drink and all this, and he's trying to tell us how to work this out, but it's messy and it makes…
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…who and the what and the how of the Christian life. We asked the question, who am I? Who are we? What is our identity? We took some time to look inRomans chapter 14that tells us that we're acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. We find approval of men in many cases when we walk according to his will. It's not…
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…asking some pretty important but pretty basic questions. A couple of weeks ago I asked the question, who am I and who are you? And we looked atRomans chapter 14to answer that question of who we are from the perspective of Jesus Christ himself. Last week, the why question is what we dealt with, with…
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