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Romans 6:12 · BSB
6:12 Therefore do not let sin reign in your mortal body so that you obey its desires.
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…grace and not the law. Well, that is true. That is true. That is a true statement. But let me ask you this question. Paul asks this question inRomans chapter 6. Now it's interesting, the book of Romans, some people refer to that as either a theological textbook or a legal textbook. It's written kind of…
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…I can know for sure that Jesus Christ is my Savior. I can know for sure that my sins are forgiven. How is that? Well, because the Bible says inRomans chapter 6and verse 23 for the wages of sin is death, right? So all of that sin that we talked about the, the, the sin that we've all committed, that is that…
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…hopes, new loves in our hearts. So we want to be here. Now, in a way, there's nothing new in Romans 7, 1 to 6 that hasn't really been covered inRomans chapter 6. But Paul's style involves lots of repetition. And so here we go again. This is the link between being saved through the work of Jesus Christ and…
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…is one of the most complicated and controversial passages in all of scripture. To understand what's happening here I'm going to take us back toRomans chapter 6. You'll remember when we started Romans chapter 6 we talked about the three different ways to think about sin. Remember sin has a power. Sin has a…
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…abiding life, the resting life. John Piper is one that talks about joy in God. And let me let me just jump off and, and kind of let's let's go toRomans chapter 6. Let's let's look at Romans chapter 6 because he gives the example here. Louis Barry Shaffer said that Romans 6, one through 10 is the foundation…
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…learns to give way to the subtle demands of wanting more, yearning and craving. And ultimately leads to bondage. We saw that a little last week inRomans chapter 6. Bondage that happens because of sin. But it's a decision that we can make. We can either choose to be slaves and bound to sin, or we can choose to…
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…in receiving forgiveness has been made new. They're a new person, and this new person wants to live for God. The sin loop is broken. Now, that'sRomans 6, verses 1 to 14, and now, at the start of our passage that El just read for us, in chapter 6, verse 15, there is a very similar, but slightly different question.…
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…through the blood of Jesus Christ. The law demanded that the Sinner died. Jesus then died in our place, and that's where you would take somebody toRomans chapter 6and verse 23. For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. The law demanded that blood be…
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…even for his future. But then lastly, what is the cure then for disobedience? We just got 3 or 4 minutes. What is the cure for disobedience? Go toRomans chapter 6and we're done in Joshua Chapter 7, so you don't have to hold your finger there anymore. But go to Romans chapter 6. What is the cure for…
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…can do, not because we deserve it. It's because He loves us and because He desires for each one of us to come to know Jesus Christ as our Savior.Romans chapter 6and verse 23 I quoted already For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. There comes a point…
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…trust in Jesus Christ that he died the death that you deserved, lived the perfect life you didn't. So those are the two categories of humanity fromRomans chapter 6that you must keep in mind to make sense of seven. You can be justified by your obedience, or you can be justified by Jesus' obedience. Those are…
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…of those character traits reflected here in Romans chapter 8, as one of the many places in Scripture that you see these character traits provided.Romans chapter 6says this. It's another gift verse. Romans chapter 6 says, For the wages of sin is death. In other words, all of us have sinned, and our sin must…
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…die. But if we trust him, then all of our sin can be forgiven. And we can be reconciled to the God who loves us and created us. Paul continues inRomans chapter 6. He says, The wages of sin is death. But the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. And that can be true today. So that one day,…
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…to get lost a little bit in Paul's arguments, I want to make sure that you know exactly where we're at as we start this morning. So we are inRomans chapter 6and Romans chapter 6 asks one and only one question. If God's grace is real, we might say since God's grace is real, why do I still have to obey?…
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…Focusing also on verse 11, we consider ourselves dead to sin, alive to God in Christ. Jesus. It's with that that I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 6. You can turn in your Bible. You'll also find it on page 7 of your worship guide. As we turn to it, remember that this is God's word. And Jeremiah…
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…much as we want? What do we do with that idea, that objection? That's the question of this passage. So with that, I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 6. You can find it in your Bible. It's also printed in your worship guide on page 7. Remember that this is God's word. And Jeremiah chapter 23 tells…
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…with Christ. No other religious leader rose from the dead the way that Christ did. So it is an identification with Christ. Let's go over toRomans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6, Baptism shows our believer with him. It's symbolic of of our death with Christ and of our resurrection to the new life that…
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…says this. I was also upright before him. I kept sorry, verse 23. I was also upright before him, and I kept myself from mine iniquity. Turn over toRomans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6 takes discipline to live the Christian. Life. Oh, and people. Say often, I don't know what's wrong. I'm I'm just trying so hard…
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…them. Jesus won victory over them. So now he says, don't keep those sins alive. Don't keep your sinful past alive. Put the old you to death.Romans chapter 6and verse 4. Paul's writing to the church in Rome this time. And he says, we died and we were buried with Christ by baptism. Isn't that a cool…
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…Isaac didn't know that, but Abraham did and he is the son. He is told that his son would be the sacrifice. And we see that in the New Testament inRomans chapter 6and verse 23. The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. So this is this is we know that the Son…
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