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Romans 6:13 · BSB
6:13 Do not present the parts of your body to sin as instruments of wickedness, but present yourselves to God as those who have been brought from death to life; and present the parts of your body to Him as instruments of righteousness.
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…yet the Bible says that God just gives you forgiveness for your sins, but he gives you freedom from your sin. That's why the Apostle Paul writes inRomans chapter 6and says, What shall we say? Shall we keep on sinning so that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we who are dead to sin continue to live any…
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…a symbol, right? It's not salvific. It doesn't bring to us any type of grace. It's a picture of the grace that's already occurred in our lives.Romans chapter 6. Again, notice the past tense language. You not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death. We were…
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…more like his son. Well, how does the resurrection provide the power to change? If you're in Romans, I want you to look ahead a couple chapters toRomans chapter 6. Because Paul ties together this transformation with the resurrection. Romans chapter 6, beginning in verse 1, this is what Paul says. What shall…
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…in him. Have been made alive. Together with him. Christ's new life. We share in that. New life. Risen from the dead. That's why Paul tells us inRomans chapter 6. It's unthinkable that we should go on in sin. Because would the risen Christ go on in sin? No. Therefore we should not. Because we are raised…
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…in him. Have been made alive. Together with him. Christ's new life. We share in that. New life. Risen from the dead. That's why Paul tells us inRomans chapter 6. It's unthinkable that we should go on in sin. Because would the risen Christ go on in sin? No. Therefore we should not. Because we are raised…
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…Baptist Church. For more information on our church, please visit grandparkway.org. If you have button, invite you to take it and open it up toRomans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6. And if you don't have a Bible, there's one in your row. I'm on page 943. I want to talk to you this morning about the logic of…
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…Will we get it wrong? Absolutely. Without a doubt. But we ought to work at this unity together and recognize that we all serve our sovereign King.Romans chapter 6, 17 through 18, in verse 22, Paul writes this, But thanks be to God that you were once slaves of sin, have become obedient from the heart to the…
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…of teaching to which you were entrusted, you have been set free from sin, and have become slaves to righteousness. Now what Paul's doing here inRomans chapter 6is he's actually quoting someone, and he's trying to help this poor fellow to understand the Christian life and the essence of the Christian life.…
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…which God prepared in advance for us to do so God saved us and now there is much that we can do for him we enter into the king's service we are hisRomans chapter 6describes this as becoming a slave to a new master we're all slaves the issue is who is your master and so our spiritual act of worship that's the…
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…working in us. Perfecting us. It is a process where we fight against sin. Turn to Romans real quick. We'll end with these quick observations here.Romans chapter 6. Just so you don't just have to take my word for it. Romans chapter 6 verse 12. It says, Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body to make…
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…to be subjected to. When you sin, you are subjecting yourself to something that God did not create to have dominion over you. That's why he says inRomans chapter 6, hey, what shall we say then? Shall we continue to sin so that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall those who are dead to sin continue to live…
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…individually, as followers of Christ. Resolution number one. Be the person God has made you into. Be the person that God has made you into. Turn toRomans chapter 6. And resolution number one, I kind of cheated, because if you've been around, you know that I just got finished preaching through Romans chapter 6.…
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We've been studying through the book of Romans. We're inRomans chapter 6. ! The last few verses of the chapter. Romans chapter 6. That's a hard song to follow. I'm just going to say it. Alright, we're equal. Romans…
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Our text this morning isRomans chapter 6, 12 through 14. I'm going to start reading in verse 11. God's Word says, So you also must consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God in…
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…then now you have a license to go do anything. That's the argument. Well, I say it leads to obedient living, and Paul does as well. Turn toRomans chapter 6. Two chapters. Romans chapter 6. Verse 1, he starts by saying, what shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin that grace may abound? And his…
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…and that's perfectly fine. So do come and have a chat with me afterwards. Romans chapter 6, and we're going to read from verses 1 to 14. Let's readRomans 6 verses 1 to 14. What shall we say then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? By no means we died to sin. How can we live in it any longer? Or don't…
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