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Romans 6:7 · BSB
6:7 For anyone who has died has been freed from sin.
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…Just a couple things I want to mention. Jesus' blood makes us the righteous of God, which calls us to be slaves of righteousness. That's found inRomans chapter 6. Slaves to righteousness. We are supposed to do good deeds, not to be righteous, but because we were created in Christ Jesus to do good works.…
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…to be sprinkled? The answer is no. We're going to see that again in just a moment. But the fact of the matter was, and we'll see this again more inRomans chapter 6in a few moments as well, is that they were going to be baptized by full immersion. They were going into the water to be able to be baptized. I was…
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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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…what happens when you die, and what happens on the other side of the gates? Church, here's what dying to yourself looks like. We find it inRomans chapter 6, verses 1 to 11. Listen to how Paul describes it. He says, What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin so that grace may increase? May it never be. How shall…
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…simple, quick, short reference, and we need to compare it to where Paul teaches a lot more on baptism. And where we find that is in the book ofRomans, chapter 6. So keep your finger there in 1 Corinthians 15, but turn with me to Romans chapter 6. Look with me beginning in verse 1. Romans chapter 6,…
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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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…that we, the church, bear witness to. It is his death and resurrection that we that you have been baptized into. And as Paul explains inRomans chapter 6that we read tonight in verse in verses uh four and six, he says, "We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death in order that just as…
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…And as such, they identified with Moses in the way that we could say that as we are immersed in baptism, who do we identify with? Jesus Christ?Romans chapter 6. You can read the first few verses, explain that to you quite well. And so Paul says, listen, God has taken care of the people of Israel over and…
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…resurrected from the dead and have life in Christ, he will keep you with his powerful resurrection power, giving you life. Notice what Paul says.Romans chapter 6, he asked the question, well, once you're saved, can you continue in sin? People love this, especially people who have stumbled into sin. Well, I…
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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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…you've been born again and transformed by God's grace. You have been given newness of life. And that is a result of the resurrection. Let's look atRomans chapter 6. Beginning in verse 4. Romans chapter 6. Beginning in verse 4. Let's just back up to verse 1. Romans chapter 6, verse 1. What shall we say then?…
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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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…We who were dead in our sins, but now through Christ Jesus, we have been made alive together with him. Verse 5 words it so plainly. Remember inRomans chapter 6, and it starts out with a strange question, what shall we say? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? And the answer is absolutely not.…
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…at what Jesus has done for us, and we're grateful for his death for us. So we are buried with him in baptism, raised to walk in newness of life.Romans chapter 6. So all of that is happening. John is getting all the pieces together, he's putting all of this the way it needs to go, and then we transition or…
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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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