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Romans 6:19 · BSB
6:19 I am speaking in human terms because of the weakness of your flesh. Just as you used to offer the parts of your body in slavery to impurity and to escalating wickedness, so now offer them in slavery to righteousness leading to holiness.
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…Point number one is this the Holy Spirit baptizes you into Jesus. The Holy Spirit baptizes you into Jesus. This is what we would call salvation.Romans chapter 6says it this way in verse 4, in verse 3. Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? 1…
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…of your sins. You see, Good Friday doesn't mean anything if the resurrection doesn't happen on Sunday. Because Paul argues elsewhere in the book ofRomans chapter 6that the wages of sin is death. And he pulls his understanding of that in this passage. And he's saying if there is no resurrection of the dead,…
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…I am writing these things to you that you may not sin. And that's a good place to begin because that's exactly where the Christian life begins. InRomans chapter 6, the Apostle Paul tells us that all who were baptized into Jesus Christ, that we have all been baptized into his death. Which doesn't just mean…
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…the language about putting off the old man and putting on the new man. And I think what he's talking about is what takes place in repentance. InRomans chapter 6, he'll talk about crucifying the old man, putting to death the old man. This idea of putting off the old man and putting on the new man is to…
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…who was ever charged with looking out for his little brother murders him in cold blood. And for what? For nothing more than a bruised ego. InRomans chapter 6, the Apostle Paul tells us that the wages of sin is death. And the Bible illustrates that for us. We see it played out on every page of human…
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…It's a reality that should encompass our entire lives. We exist in Christ, so now we, we can walk in newness of life like Paul talks about inRomans chapter 6because we've been united to Christ. We can walk as new creations like we read about in 2 Corinthians chapter 5. We are sons and daughters of God.…
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…That's why he came. He came to forgive us, but also to empower us with new life. So if you do, if you would, but just turn to Romans, the book ofRomans, chapter 6. This is going to be my text today, Romans 6, talking about physical baptism. And Paul is drawing out for us what baptism is and the significance…
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Open your Bibles, please if you openRomans chapter 6and verse 15. I'll read Romans 6, 15 to 19, and then I will pray for us. Let's listen to God's word. What then? Are we to sin because we are not…
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…verses that. Say, what does our transformation look like? And I just want to introduce you to three. In terms of our body, what does it say?Romans chapter 6. When we think about the meaning of baptism, it says, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in…
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…church, how did they enter? They entered through baptism, which Peter says that you will, you will also receive the Holy Spirit, again, a new life.Romans chapter 6, the Apostle Paul talks about baptism and how that's the point at which we have a new life. And then in John chapter 3, where if you keep going…
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…not. I was being nice all day. You don't stir my spirit. No, we don't do things like that. We don't dishonor Christ. He that is a servant of sin,Romans chapter 6, he's free from righteousness. But he that is a servant of righteousness, we have to be free from sin. So the ungodly can do all that they want.…
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…big, small, in between, okay, we have all fallen short of God's perfect standard. That means this that we have earned a wage. And the Bible says inRomans chapter 6that the wages of our sin is death. Not death here on earth, but death in the life to come. It doesn't mean like if you tell a lie, bang, you're…
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…with our passions, with our desires, every way that we fulfill appetites, every way that we have expressions... through these members, right?Romans chapter 6, 13 says, no longer present your members to unrighteousness to be used by them, but present the members of your body to righteousness, to the Lord…
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…people in the Bible were writing this. They were writing and they included some of the opposition and their tactics in their writing. And so inRomans chapter 6, Paul's writing about justification by faith, that we have a righteousness in Christ that's been given to us as a gift because of our faith in his…
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…2.38, and you begin to quote it in your head, right? Repent and be baptized, every one of you. We know the Ethiopian eunuch, we know Saul, we knowRomans chapter 6. Some of you have been studying baptism longer than I've been alive, let's be honest. So I'm not particularly interested this morning in spending…
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…notice what he tells them here, that you should go and bring forth fruit and that your fruit should remain. What ought to remain in you? You know,Romans chapter 6tells us this in verse 22. It says, now being made free from sin and become service to God, you have your fruit unto holiness and the end…
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…something for God. Yeah. For you. That's right. To bless you, hopefully. Somehow, some way. But the main thing is the word of God. So let's go toRomans chapter 6, chapter 8 today. I'll get it right. We do have two services on Sunday morning. This one's not here, alright? Plus Sunday night. So Monday I'm…
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…God from mankind being under the law to now being under grace. And so just stick with me for a moment. I want you to see what the scripture says.Romans chapter 6and verse 14. It says, For sin shall not have dominion over you, for ye are not under the law, but under grace. Okay? In other words, in the Old…
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…not the grace of God in vain. So what does it mean to receive God's grace in vain? Well, I think he just explains it in Romans beautifully. Turn toRomans chapter 6. Keep your place here, but turn to Romans chapter 6, because all in Romans, he's trying to get the believers to understand that they are not under…
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…you are an atheist or not, you would have a God. Praise the Lord! So, when somebody is in the faith, they need to be taught So, what I also want,Romans chapter 6, Romans chapter 16 and 17, now I urge you brethren, not those who cause division and offences, contrary to the doctrine which you have learned,…
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