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Romans 6:17 · BSB
6:17 But thanks be to God that, though you once were slaves to sin, you wholeheartedly obeyed the form of teaching to which you were committed.
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…to be established in a perfect understanding of our sanctified living, or a sanctification in the gift of it. The goal here in Paul's writings andRomans chapter 6, really through 8, is to teach us how to more perfectly understand our sanctification, which allows us to live unto God and reflect that true…
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…Because we live in the dispensation called grace, this does not mean that we have a license to sin. That is not what grace means. Let's readRomans chapter 6. We're going to go to the Word of God. It says, What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we…
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…of Christ. They could not see what God was doing in this age. From faith to faith, Paul is bringing us into a conversation about faith to faith.Romans chapter 6and verse 14. I just want to show you that something has changed. Something's radically changed from how God was interacting with Israel to how…
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Our sermon to deck text for today is the second reading fromRomans chapter 6. Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? We were buried, therefore, with him by…
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…we would be hard-pressed as Christians without the Book of Romans. The book of Romans. Explain so many things to us. The crux of the matter ofRomans chapter 6, chapter 7, chapter 8. Without those, that that explanation there Of Romans 6, 7, and 8, we would be powerless over sin. We would not understand…
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…of the Messiah. How many of you think it's better to be able to look back and have a little bit more understanding? Let's go just for a moment toRomans chapter 6. And I imagine those who are being baptized today probably read these scriptures. We had a little class for you guys, you know, so you could…
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…of Christ. This is not a physical circumcision. God is saying, Spiritually, I've cut you off from your flesh. You are now no more a servant of sin.Romans chapter 6says you are dead to sin. It's not that sin is dead, it's that you're dead to it. God has cut you off from the flesh, given you a new identity…
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…say, "Well, how in the world can I possibly do that?" God has broken you free from the chains of sin through his son. This is why Paul could say inRomans chapter 6, "Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body that you should obey it in the lust thereof." It's not your captain. It's not your king anymore.…
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…It's to have died a serious death. And this death, the benefits of this death have been communicated to us in the present. See, what we see inRomans chapter 6is that Paul actually believes that the Christ event, that this coming of God in the flesh, in space and time, in history, that this single event…
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…that we're free. And because we're free, we're called to live in a way that honors Christ before a watching world. This kind of harkens back toRomans chapter 6. Because before we knew Christ, here's what our master was. Sin. And we lived to ourselves. We lived to what the world system says. And we do this…
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…looks so fun. It looks like everybody's involved with it. But here's what it does. It advertises freedom, but produces slavery in your life. ReadRomans chapter 6. That became His master. So He's there, and He's living life, and He thinks everything's really good. But here's the problem. The money runs out.…
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…in Adam, you were a servant to sin. You were, in other words, a slave to sin. A slave to sin. It's all you could do. But in your new identity, inRomans chapter 6and verse 2, it says something different about you. And then lastly, glorification. You're exalted to give be given a new body to live righteous…
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…who has overcome the world. Okay, number two. Number two, Jesus has victory over the flesh. Victory over the flesh. And if you turn your Bibles toRomans chapter 6, we'll see this victory explained. Romans chapter 6, as you're turning there, be reminded again of our definition of the flesh, fallen humanity's…
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…last evening that in order for us to die, in order for us our sins to be given over to Jesus on the cross we had to die with him and we look inRomans chapter 6how that we die with him in baptism that whenever we're baptized into Christ we're baptized into his death we are in the likeness of his death And…
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…It's the only way it teaches to obey the death, the burial, the resurrection of Jesus. It's through water baptism. Let's read that for ourselves inRomans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6, verses 3 to 4. Paul says, no, you're not. Don't you understand? that so many of us were baptized into Jesus Christ. He says you…
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…me. Yes, in words, but also just in the actions that you join in. And baptism is an action of joining in Jesus and what he wants us to portray. InRomans chapter 6, the apostle Paul writes this Don't you know that all of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? So we've already…
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…by Jesus and trusting in him for our lives. As it says in John 10, verse 10, I have come that they may have life and have it to the full. And inRomans chapter 6, Paul is trying to explain this. I would encourage you to take time this week to read the whole of chapter 6. If you really want to, I'd encourage…
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…that you are a follower of me, and you have to be what the Bible calls baptized. It's immersion. It's going into the water, and you representRomans chapter 6, he talks about this. It represents a symbolic representation of how you are dead to sin, you die, buried with Christ in baptism, raised to walk in…
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…question. Do you know with certainty where you will spend your future? If we're in Christ Jesus, we do, Paul says. How do I get into Christ Jesus?Romans chapter 6. Paul says, all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death. We were buried, therefore, with him by baptism into…
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…better. That I'm not going to be condemned before God. And so that ends up becoming an abomination to God. An abomination. We're servants to sin.Romans chapter 6and verse 17, it says, But God be thanked that ye were the servants of sin. Sin was your master. You were in the bondage of sin. It's all you could…
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