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Romans 15:21 · BSB
15:21 Rather, as it is written: “Those who were not told about Him will see, and those who have not heard will understand.”
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…one more soul to Jesus Christ. Why would God put that in the Bible if it didn't make any difference? I believe it does make a difference. Look inRomans chapter 15, show you some more. They're all through here. Romans 15 and verse number 30. Now I beseech you, brethren. I beseech you, brethren. He's begging…
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…or the worship, the united worship, that we have a mindset that is together in unison to sing the praises and glory of God together with one voice,Romans chapter 15. And now Paul calls us to relate to one another with one mind. So one faith, one power, one voice, and now one mind. We're gonna read that from…
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…powerful he is in a very tangible way. And then he tells us theologically in the New Testament how that is true. Just look at a couple of verses.Romans chapter 15. The Bible says this. Now the God of hope, in all the ways that uh Paul could have explained who God is, he refers to him as the God of hope. And…
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…they may, as Paul says, glorify God with one voice. Which is our focus for this morning. I'm so excited for it. So I ask that you turn with me toRomans chapter 15. We're gonna be looking specifically at verses 1 through 7. Now, if you don't have a Bible, we will have the passage on the screen behind me. But…
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…you guys are here. It's always good to just come together and to worship God and to now study his word. If you have your Bibles, let's turn over toRomans chapter 15. Romans 15. We are almost done with this sermon series in Romans. Just this Sunday and next Sunday. Today we're going to focus on Romans 15. Look…
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…[SPEAKER_01]: So let me read from Romans and chapter 15 and reading verses 15 to 21 and then we'll have our sermon this morning. [SPEAKER_01]:Romans chapter 15, [SPEAKER_01]: Rather than I have written the more boldly unto you in some sort as putting you in mind because of the grace that has given to me of…
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…the next one before we go for break. The next is a fourth one, which is historical and cultural context. Historical and cultural context.Romans chapter 15. It tells us already past our friends who read this text, that those things that were written before, you understand, they are written for our…
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Our reading for today is taken fromRomans chapter 15 verses 14 to 33and it's on page 1142 of the church bibles which should hopefully be maybe somewhere near you. These are full of goodness, filled with the…
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…the mission of Jesus in every one of us. Right. And so today, I actually wanna look at a scripture. If you wanna turn your Bibles with me toRomans chapter 15, and we're gonna look at really what happens when you see a church, a body of disciples, embody Acts 1:8, where they allow the power of the Holy…
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…kind of be all over the place. I'll give you the references as we move through this, but we'll put them on the screen as well. The 1st is found inRomans chapter 15. Romans chapter 15, we see we're told to welcome one another. It all begins, this friendly, becoming family begins when we welcome one another.…
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…and to serve God. It's so important that we be a group of like minded individuals. In fact, it's not just important, it's commanded in the Bible,Romans chapter 15and verse #5 Now the God of patience and consolation grant you to be like minded one toward another according to Christ Jesus. Philippians chapter…
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Welcome to Life Group. We invite you to join us in this verse -by -verse study through the Word of God. In today's Life Group, we'll be looking atRomans chapters 15through 16. As we have seen, Romans is one of the deepest theological letters ever written. Paul has explained the doctrines of sin, grace,…
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…they had asked him. So the Corinthians had asked him about this offering, and what is this offering? If you read Paul's letters and end ofRomans chapter 15, 2nd Corinthians chapters 8 and 9, and then Acts chapter 15 through 19. Paul had gone to the Gentiles to share the gospel. Jewish people and…
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…very important thing. But we'll move on to #8 prayer should be in association with others. And we'll just, we'll run through these verses quickly.Romans chapter 15and verse #30 and these are all, these are all. I might skip a couple of these because they're all essentially the same type of verse. Philippians…
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…and we wait together. We learn to watch together. We learn to recognize the signs of the coming. And it gives us incredible hope. This morning fromRomans chapter 15, I pray that God, the source of hope, would fill you completely with joy and peace because you trust in him. And then you will overflow with…
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…the conversion, God's Word becomes a source of deep comfort. Turn over to Romans 15. See the same God who exposes sin also promises mercy.Romans chapter 15. What we have to understand is that our hope is not in how we feel. It's found in what God has promised. And I've said this many times in…
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…and edify them. And he wanted, brothers and sisters, to be edified and strengthened by them as well. He wanted to be in their midst. We read inRomans chapter 15a little bit more about Paul's longing to go to Rome. As an apostle, we read in Romans chapter 15, starting in verse 20, And thus I aspired to…
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…miracles. It was, in fact, God himself. God was working. God was acting. Paul himself, later on in his ministry, we read in the book ofRomans, chapter 15, recognizes this. In Romans 15, verses 17 through 18, we read this. Therefore, in Christ, in Christ Jesus, I have found reason for boasting in…
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…as those without hope and a state of hopelessness. For the true Christian has a real genuine hope because we have believed in the God of hope.Romans chapter 15and verse 13. Therefore don't sorrow as those who follow the Pagan false religion. I believe that these genuine converts, some in Fest and Anka,…
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A reading from Paul's letter to theRomans, chapter 15, verses one through 13. We who are strong have an obligation to bear with the failings of the weak, and not to please ourselves. Let each of us…
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