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Romans 6:20–23 · BSB
6:20 For when you were slaves to sin, you were free of obligation to righteousness.
6:21 What fruit did you reap at that time from the things of which you are now ashamed? The outcome of those things is death.
6:22 But now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves to God, the fruit you reap leads to holiness, and the outcome is eternal life.
6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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Good morning, church. Let's read together. This isRomans 6, verses 15 to 23. ! Slaves to righteousness. What then? Shall we sin, because we are not under the law, but under grace? By no means. Don't you know that when you…
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…are united to Christ by faith, those who are slaves of sin, and those who are slaves of righteousness. And so we arrive at our text this morning,Romans 6 verses 20 to 23, where Paul highlights the transformative power of God's grace in the life of believers. We see in these verses that when someone becomes a…
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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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…Living and sacrifice don't go together. Yet we're exhorted here to offer our bodies as a living sacrifice. So what does that mean? Well, inRomans chapter 6, we're told that through faith in Jesus, we're united to Jesus in his death. And raised with him in his resurrection. So spiritually, our old life…
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…there are few doctrines as beautiful and as vital for us to understand as our union with Christ. And it's to this union that Paul points us here inRomans chapter 6. And it's that union with Christ that the ordinances of baptism and the Lord's Supper so beautifully represent to us. And so this morning, we're…
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…scripture to say I want to be great. Do you understand what I'm saying? Amen. So what I'm trying to say is that it is important to understand that.Romans chapter 6. Look at Romans chapter 6 verse 17 But so if I thought on this scripture he said but God be thanked That though you were slain of sin look at what…
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…and dive straight in the mud and get all dirty again. Nobody would do that, right? That is Paul's reminder or question or challenge to us inRomans chapter 6. So here's what we're talking about today, y'all. Stay out of the mud. It's what I really wish my dog would learn. Stay out of the mud. Jesus…
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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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…minute. I'm still alive. You still see me talking. For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God. Wait a minute. When did I die? Look atRomans chapter 6. I know when I was supposed to die. Romans chapter 6. Stay with me. Romans chapter 6. She said, Man, I come to hear preaching. This is more like a…
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…and to our desires, and we were captive to our fallen sinful nature. That's what the Bible describes. I mean, you want a great chapter, readRomans chapter 6about this. That's what sin does. Sin promises freedom, but really it just binds you. It ruins your life. It causes you to be a slave to sin. And…
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…is based, and we know on the Word of God that one day we're going to be in heaven with him. And we're being saved now, even from sin's power, thatRomans chapter 6reminds us over and over again that we don't have to serve sin anymore. That God's changed our life completely, but one day, one day, we're going…
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…being sloppy here. He is showing you the anatomy of war. Sin is not just a bad habit, it is a power at work in you, not your master. Okay, rememberRomans chapter 6. That's been settled, but it is a wounded enemy fighting inside of you. And the reason that matters is because you can negotiate with a bad habit.…
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…life. We also celebrate those in our midst who have gone to be with Jesus since this last Easter. And so I invite you to turn in your Bible toRomans chapter 6. But before we look at the text, I want to share some personal words with you. During college, my goal was to become a school teacher like both my…
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…light of the resurrection. Do not go on sinning. Don't live in a pattern of sin. You've been resurrected to new life. You have a new master. ReadRomans chapter 6. You have a new ruler. You have a new opportunity to use your body as instruments of righteousness. Don't go on living in sin. There is a future…
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If you have a copy of the Bible, turn with me.Romans chapter 6. Romans 6. We're going to start in verse 15 this morning. If you look in front of you, you should see a pew Bible. You can use one of those as…
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…just simply work through them. And right now, we are working through the book of Romans. And in God's providence, we find ourselves this morning inRomans chapter 6. And in Romans chapter 6, the resurrection isn't just background decoration in this passage. It's not just a nice Easter detail that Paul is…
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…find him because he rose from the dead. He's the only one that's ever done that. And because he lives, you can live as well. The Bible says inRomans chapter 6. And verse 23. For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Because he lives, you can live,…
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…the resurrection of Christ and how it impacts us. [SPEAKER_00]: And I want to look at two passages in particular, we're gonna be in, [SPEAKER_00]:Romans chapter 6, towards the end of the message, and then also in 1 Corinthians 15 we'll look first at Romans 1 Corinthians 15 and then we'll we'll get to Romans 6…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…he's made the way to heaven possible by his death on the cross. Because, you know, the Bible says, and if you want to turn a couple pages over intoRomans chapter 6and verse 23, that there is a payment for our sin. The Bible says for the wages of sin is death. For all the attempts that we try to get to heaven…
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…not it. That's not it. It's an understandable question when grasping the gospel of grace and it's so wonderful. But Paul answers it definitively inRomans chapter 6, our main passage for today, page 942 in the Pew Bible. Paul tells us that another impact on our sin from our union with Christ that's so…
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1st Baptist, baptist El Dorado. Will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? You open your Bibles with me this morning toRomans, chapter 6. We'll be in verses 15 through 23 today, as we see the second half of chapter 6 that we began last week. Let me pray for us. Lord Jesus, thank you…
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…Romans and chapter 6, the book of Romans and the chapter 6, please, and just read one verse for time's sake and they were not going too bad. It'sRomans chapter 6, a very well known verse and spicy if even as you look, leave the church here tonight as you walk out through the door, there it is in the corner.…
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…at First Baptist, el Dorado. Will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? This morning, I invite you to open your Bibles now toRomans, chapter 6. As we continue in this series through the book of Romans throughout the year, we're now in Romans, chapter 6. Last week, towards the end of Romans…
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…gaoler. Acts 18 and 8, The conversion and baptism of Crispus, the leader of the synagogue. Acts 19 and five. It was expounded by the apostles.Romans chapter 6, verses one to six. Although let me add this, and I want to emphasise this, there's absolutely no water in Romans chapter 6 verses one to six. None…
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…by God or be informed by Christ. Praise the Lord. So we see our new realities, right? The newness of life or the reality that a believer has.Romans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6 Romans chapter 6 verse 4 to 7 he says that therefore we are buried with him through baptism into death that just as Christ was…
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…Him. We will be raised up with new, glorified, resurrected, perfected bodies, made fit for eternity with Him. This week, today, as we look here toRomans chapter 6, we get to look at the implications of His resurrection for life in the in-between. Right now. And we get to see how His resurrection shapes our…
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…me to serve other people with the gifts that Jesus gives us. It's always outward focused. Jesus gives gifts. As was read earlier this morning fromRomans chapter 6, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them. Don't put your gifts in storage, don't sit on your gifts. Use your…
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…that baptism was modeled by Jesus. It was instructed by Jesus. But I also want to see this. Baptism shows a picture of Jesus. Turn with me now toRomans, chapter 6. I told you we'd be all over today. Romans chapter 6 will begin in verse 3. Obviously, walking through Romans this year we'll get to chapter 6 more…
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…to you. That's where he starts. I want to go back to probably maybe Paul's most lengthy, full treatise of this doctrine of union with Christ fromRomans chapter 6. And just bear with me. I'm going to read a little bit of it. And then we're going to get to an important discovery. Paul says, What shall we then…
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…that the gospel is exactly the same do you know that each of us apart from Christ are in our sins you know that we're slaves to sin according toRomans chapter 6that we're slaves we can't do anything but sin we're slaves to sin apart from the merciful act of God on our behalf we have no hope you know God…
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…of Jesus Christ have to do with David having God as his greatest good for all of eternity once again time won't allow but if we were to turn toRomans chapter 6in Romans chapter 6 Paul talks about how we are identified we as believers as followers of Jesus Christ are identified with Jesus we're identified…
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…so each beat of Jesus' life. Each thing he did. Each movement through his time on earth. Is our life. Because we were there with him. And in him.Romans chapter 6. Verses 4 to 11. You don't need to turn to it. I have the key things up there. From those verses. Summarizes all. All of this. And it's really just…
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…life in Christ. Pastor, how do we put that on? Here's four words I want to give you, four concepts. I want you to turn with me in your Bibles toRomans chapter 6. I'm just going to give you a quick shorthand here. I've written some other scriptures down. These are all biblical principles taught throughout…
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…it spurs us to live for him. So if you would, if you're able, I would ask that you would stand with me this morning as we read from the book ofRomans chapter 6. And we will read again the whole chapter. So read with me. Hopefully you've got the Bible in hand in some form so that you can read along with us.…
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…anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away. And see, the new has come. Hold your finger there if you would and turn over toRomans chapter 6and verse 4. Or if you'd just like to look at the screen, that's fine as well. Romans 6, 4. We say something along those lines when we baptize on…
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…Christ from the dead we have a new birth well how does that happen well I'm going to turn to Romans you can follow on screen or you can turn to itRomans chapter 6I'm just going to read a couple of verses there this will help us to understand how we can have new birth because of the resurrection chapter 6…
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…point to ponder. Do I still see Jesus as the baby in the cradle or the dying man on the cross? Pause right there, would you? And go over to Romans.Romans chapter 6. We're getting a little exercise turning the pages of the Word of God today and that's fine. If you didn't have one with you, a Bible with you,…
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…free in Christ. Because we're free in Christ, you know, we're free to live because Jesus forgives. So he comes back in Romans and deals with it InRomans, chapter 6, he says what shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin? That grace may abound? By no means. How can we who died to sin still live in it? Here's…
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…sin. It's a warning not to sin. And I think I I believe the problem is that so many Christians are abusing the doctrine of grace. If I turn over toRomans chapter 6, a lot of Christians have this idea in their mind that because they're saved from spending an eternity in hell, it doesn't matter how they live…
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…natural desire. But once we get saved and God changes our life that He puts within us, that desire to live for Him and that desire to serve him.Romans chapter 6and verse #13 says neither yield you your members as instruments of unrighteousness unto sin, but yield yourselves unto God as those that are alive…
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…reach high enough to a God who is all together good. In fact, Paul would say you and I and all Humanity has a huge problem. He went on to write inRomans chapter 6. For the wages of sin is death. Have you said? I've been unkind if you lashed out, have you lost your cool? Have you not been gentle? Have you…
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…I want to live. That's not the picture of the gospel. You know what salvation does? It changes our desires. We become a new creature according toRomans chapter 6. We've been made a new creature and we've been called to walk in newness of life. That means we walk differently than we used to walk. We don't…
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…moment. The anchor is the first thing that solidifies what you have done in your heart. That's what baptism is. In fact, Paul portrays it inRomans chapter 6, and puts all the pieces together. Let me read it to you. Romans 6:1, Paul says, what shall we say then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may…
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…to live however I want to live. If that is you here today then my friend consider the cost without Christ. Let me just read you a verse here inRomans chapter 6. You don't need to turn there I'll just read you a quick verse. Paul here writing he acknowledges that if you don't follow God yeah you're free to…
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