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Romans 15:29 · BSB
15:29 I know that when I come to you, I will come in the fullness of the blessing of Christ.
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…for I hope to see you when I pass through and to be assisted by you for my journey there, once I have first enjoyed your company for a while. InRomans chapter 15, Paul is expecting the church in Rome, which is already an established church, to help him take the gospel to Spain where it has not yet been…
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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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…the doctrinal teaching. What does the Bible say? So as long as you do those things, God can direct you with all kinds of places in the Scriptures.Romans chapter 15, the apostle Paul writes whatsoever things were written a four time were written for our learning. Now this, he's talking about the Old Testament…
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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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Grace to you and peace from God our Father, from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. The word hope occurs four times in our epistle fromRomans chapter 15. Verse 4 reads, Through the endurance and through the encouragement of the scriptures, we might have hope. Then verse 12 reads, In Christ will the…
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…if you've been in church for any length of time, you'll know that the shoot in question is Jesus. And that's what Paul is trying to talk about inRomans chapter 15, although we don't have time to get into it here. Jesus is the root of Jesse who will rise to rule the Gentiles. And so we instinctively see these…
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…church do it? How did they live in peace across all of these different dividing lines? And our New Testament reading from the New Testament isRomans chapter 15. And that really speaks to this question. This is the climax of Paul's letter to the Romans, where he is talking about God's vision of all…
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…with this, and and and suggests as as as we're learning into this, how do we develop capacity then for this moment? And he says, well first of all,Romans chapter 15verse four, everything that was written in the past was written to teach us so that through the endurance taught in the scriptures and the…
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Romans chapter 15. When you have it, say amen. Well, hope is to the heart, what oxygen is to the lungs. Without hope, the soul suffocates. Hal Lindsay said this. He…
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…pauses are good for us. They have a purpose. And number two, hope is healthy. Hope is healthy. Fill in the blank if you'd like. Hope is healthy.Romans chapter 15talks about this a little bit. Paul is writing to the church in Rome and he says, I pray that God, the source of hope, will fill you completely…
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…book in the Bible we'll get to eventually. He also wrote from Rome to Ephesus. So why was he interested in going to Rome? And I want to look atRomans chapter 15for a minute. And this all ties together with Paul's great heart of missions. It says in the heading there plan to visit Rome. For this reason I…
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…know it's before Thanksgiving? We can't start the Christmas series before Thanksgiving. All right, there we go. Hey, turn with me in your Bibles toRomans chapter 15. Romans chapter 15. We are going to begin our Christmas sermon series titled Why He Came. If you do not have a Bible, there is a Bible in the PureC…
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We can turn back together to our reading inRomans chapter 15. Romans chapter 15. ! Hope for a time and try and whet your appetite to either come along yourself or to invite others to come along to encourage…
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…this church up about what they had gotten excited about a year earlier. Remember, Paul came to them and he was preaching the message that we saw inRomans chapter 15, that they owed a debt to the gospel. They owed a debt to the Church of Jerusalem and because of the spiritual blessings that they had received…
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…for the church at Jerusalem, there would be no church in Macedonia like Philippi and Berea. And Thessalonica so. Basically the idea was found inRomans chapter 15. If they've given to us spiritually, the least that we can do is give them. Carnal and you. Can't get any more carnal than money, but it is a…
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…that Paul preached to the church at Corinth and to the church at Macedonia. And then I want you to show you the implications. So you got to go toRomans chapter 15, Romans chapter 15. It's turn left is what I was going to say just before. So. Well, if I can find it in the New Testament, yeah, you got there,…
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…morning at First Baptist El Doredo. Will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Amen. You'll open your Bibles this morning toRomans chapter 15. That's where we will be today. We'll make a couple stops elsewhere, but Romans 15 is home based today. As we've been walking through the book of…
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