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Romans 14:20 · BSB
14:20 Do not destroy the work of God for the sake of food. All food is clean, but it is wrong for a man to let his eating be a stumbling block.
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…20. We are to work six days and rest one. Now, like I said earlier, I don't think that rest or worship day has to be on Saturday. We see that inRomans chapter 14, verse number five. It says one day, or one person rather, esteems one day above another. Another esteems every day alike. Let each be fully…
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…2 Timothy 2.19 says this, Nevertheless, God's solid foundation stands firm. Sealed with this inscription, the Lord knows those who are his. AndRomans chapter 14and verse 4 says, Who are you to judge someone else's servant? To their own master, servants stand or fall? And they will stand, for the Lord is…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…those inside the church whom you are to judge? God judges those outside. Purge the evil person from among you. So, we're not being instructed inRomans chapter 14to not help people see their sin. To point out, you're in error here. We want to faithfully follow Jesus and you're wrong. Let me help you see the…
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…We're all growing and we're all learning and we're all doing the best we can. So, to find this in the scripture, you can turn back just a page toRomans chapter 14. I just want to show you an example of it. There's a number of places that Paul speaks to this. But here you can see very clearly, beginning in…
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…visit, but nevertheless, they were dealing with the same issues as so many of his churches. And he writes a few words. Now we're going to open toRomans, chapter 14. If you've got an app on your Bible, you can do that. If not, recommend the Bible app, the YouVersion app, romans, chapter 14, and we're going to…
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…how can a kingdom be within? Well, when we understand what it is, then we understand how it can be within. So, what is this kingdom? I turn toRomans chapter 14and I read this. This is Paul speaking to the church at Rome and he says this, the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking. What does…
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…because we've seen it or were jaded to it, and so by calling out its name, by paying attention to that, may love stir us and draw us further. InRomans, chapter 14, the liturgy this week is really giving us some beautiful information on what it looks like to be the people of God. So much of the Second…
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…do we see? Old Testament? New Testament, This relationship, the deed of Christ. We saw it in Hebrews chapter one, verse eight. We see it here inRomans chapter 14as well. That every knee shall bow, every tongue shall confess. Why he's worthy of worship. What else is he worthy of? He's worthy of prayers. He's…
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…accountable to listen to God's word, then repeat it back to him to demonstrate that. We really heard him correctly. Perhaps the principles given inRomans chapter 14, for Christians who disagree on certain matters of Lifestyle will help you make your decisions. First, it is wrong to Judge others about spiritual…
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…the Apostle Paul the greatest evangelist of all time. I would argue whose work continues to resonate to this day. Of course, all glory to God. InRomans chapters 14or 10, and verse 14, and verse 17. We find this truth here Paul reminds us. How can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how…
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We're going to be reading tonight from The Book of Romans, the 14th chapter.Romans chapter 14. Beginning in verse 10. The Apostle Paul says, we shall all stand before the Judgment seat of Christ for it is written. As I live, says the Lord.…
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…Romans 15. Just to set it up a little bit before we look at the text. This is a prayer that Paul inserts into his letter to the church in Rome. InRomans chapter 14, Paul has been writing about loving your brothers and sisters. Brothers and sisters who have differences than you. Accommodating them. He urges…
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…one another just as Christ has welcomed you, accepted you. We don't have time this morning to go into the context, but if you go back and you lookRomans chapter 14and 15, you'll see Paul was addressing the differences. He's addressing the differences that got under their skin with each other. Apparently, Paul…
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