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Romans 5:2 · BSB
5:2 through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we stand. And we rejoice in the hope of the glory of God.
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…us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us. Okay, so we're going to jump intoRomans chapter 5, the first five verses this morning. I do so by way of just illustration from the election. We're two months out from a federal election, and you'd…
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…examine this a bit further, looking at some of the passages and verses that we've looked at already, maybe one or two others as well. The verse inRomans chapter 5, Romans chapter 5, verse 7, that says this. Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly…
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…deep abiding certainty that, oh, that was horrible. Oh, that's as bad as I thought it was. But the gospel is better. The Bible says it like this inRomans chapter 5. It says, where sin did abound, grace did abound all the more. So God has a capacity that we do not have. So stop running from grace today and just…
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…is God has interrupted death for us and God is undoing the curse for us. This is the solution and here's how. Through Jesus. Turn with me please toRomans chapter 5. It will help if you follow along in these verses. Romans chapter 5. I want us to be really clear about this. We've been thinking about how God…
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…grace all over you. And because God's been gracious, he expects that of us. Let's bring it down to brass tags. When Jesus died for us, according toRomans chapter 5, most of us weren't thinking about him. That's grace, that's forgiveness. God wants us to be a conduit of that same forgiveness. So I got a few…
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…found us, right? But the impact of that coronavirus, it pales in comparison to the impact of an even far deadlier virus. The virus we call sin. InRomans chapter 5, the Apostle Paul writes these words. He says that when Adam sinned, sin entered the world. Adam's sin brought death, so death spread to everyone,…
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…that before we embrace God's grace and mercy, we need to understand that we are at war with God. It's one of the great themes of the New Testament.Romans chapters 5to 8 in particular spell this out for us. And most people don't believe that. Most people do not believe that they're actually at war with God.…
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…right at the beginning of his book, James says, Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, when you face trials of many kinds. Paul says inRomans chapter 5, Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings. And in this passage here, the writer tells us that our sufferings are good for us and that they…
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…that Christ's resurrection broke the power of death for those who believe in him. Paul makes two important points concerning this matter inRomans chapter 5. First, Romans 5, 12, sin brought death into the world. There he says, Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, Adam, and death…
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…invite the people to participate in peace. But it's got to be a work of God to create peace in their life. Jesus came to offer peace. We find inRomans chapter 5, 1, the only peace that really matters, Jesus came to bring. Romans 5, 1 and 2, it says this, Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we…
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…reminded about how baptism demonstrates the fact that our old self has been put to death and that we have been raised to new life in Christ. But inRomans chapters 5to 8 that we studied last year, Paul discusses the complexity of all of this. Yes, we have been made alive in Christ, but we still must daily put…
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…word all, especially in the book of Romans. One died for all, that's Jesus Christ. All have died, all men have died in Adam. That's his theology inRomans chapter 5. All people, when they were born into this world, died spiritually because of the sin of Adam. The Bible's very clear in teaching that. We were all…
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…sight of God. Our Lord, Jesus Christ died for us to become righteous. The word righteous just simply means right doing second Corinthians 5:21 andRomans chapter 5. When a person trust Christ as our savior, he or she is Justified that simply means declared righteous or right doing by faith. Romans 5 verse 1.…
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…it harder than what it really always, what it really is. In fact, I'm not going to read this, but I'm just going to summarize what Paul writes inRomans chapter 5, I encourage you to turn there and read along with, read along as I'm describing these things in the first 10 verses. As we talk about these great…
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…made his friend. The Greek word for reconcile means to change in relationship. Not in degree, but in kind. We were once enemy, we are now friend.Romans chapter 5and verse 10 Paul says, For if while we were enemies we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more now that we are reconciled shall…
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…times, right, when the government's going to ask us to do something that God says is a sin, and Peter's not talking about that. We see that inRomans chapter 5. The people in Romans are told, or not Romans, Acts chapter 5. The disciples are told in Acts chapter 5 to stop preaching the gospel, and they say,…
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…that he gives is that of Abraham. And he doesn't say it here in Hebrews. But Paul says. Oh, excuse me. That's not Paul. I was going to quote fromRomans chapter 5. I wrote down and said Genesis chapter 15 and verse 6. Which is what Paul quotes in Romans chapter 5. Referring to Abraham. And he believed the…
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…wrath when Jesus says it is finished, he's the three biggest words ever spoken. Why? Because the wrath of God is finished. Why? What do you mean?Romans chapter 5, starting verse 6, says it like this for while we're still weak at the right time, Christ died for the ungodly. For one will scarcely die for a…
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…upon which to speak with him. Without Christ, we are all enemies of God. But look what God did. Just look for a moment at what God did. ConsiderRomans chapter 5, beginning in verse 8. God shows his love for us that while we were sinners, enemies of God, Christ died for us. Well, there was that gap between…
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…things that we have done. Jesus offers us rest also in this life. He offers us rest a present rest in Jesus Christ because there is rest in hope inRomans, chapter 5, and beginning. In verse 1, the Apostle Paul said, therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ by…
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