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Romans 6:8 · BSB
6:8 Now if we died with Christ, we believe that we will also live with Him.
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…of displeasing. Our Lord. We should be ashamed. We should be discouraged. We should have a broken heart and a contrite spirit. Saint Paul writes inRomans chapter 6verses 2223 for when you became Servants of sin, you became free from righteousness, is and there's no righteousness. When you are in sin, there's…
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…Or slavery. But it's not it's a different kind of stable you let me. I will explain that later. Okay so the keys. Scripture for today's message isRomans chapter 6. Let's begin from verse 16. It says don't you know that when you offer yourself to someone as obedient slaves you are slaves to the one you obey,…
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…spirit makes it so clear to us this morning. That if we're to run the race that God wants us to run, we must lay aside sin. It says Paul said inRomans chapter 6twice over, he said, shall we continue in sin that Grace May abound. God forbid, don't keep doing it, just stop, it's not helping you at all. Only…
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…faith alone in Christ alone, and you are saved. That is no excuse for you to sin. In fact, Paul understood that people would think, like this inRomans chapter 6, he wrote this to the Roman Church. He says, in verse 15, What then shall we sin? Because we are not under the law, but under grace and he answers…
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…righteousness forever and ever. And his coming is exactly what we celebrate at Christmastime. Why is that good news? Well, see what it says here inRomans chapter 6. The gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus. Think about that best Christmas gift that you've ever received. Picture it in your mind. Picture…
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…go, we're in the final. Section. We're talking about Doctrine, but this time in the Epistles or in the letters, and I want to invite you to look atRomans chapter 6, and it's going to talk about how Doctrine is part of this salvation process. Right? So I'm going to ask the question. What is the doctrine? We…
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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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…to our account. This wasn't something that we did on our own. This was instead something that we received as a measure of grace through faith.Romans chapter 6talks about our positional reality. We talked about this through the image of baptism, how the Bible tells us that Jesus died on the cross and he…
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So we're reading fromRomans chapter 6, beginning at the first verse. We too might walk in newness of life. For if we have been united with him in a death like this, we shall certainly…
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Grab your Bibles, open them up to Romans 6.Romans chapter 6. Let me add my word of greeting to Dave's earlier. My name is Chris Kuba, and I have the privilege of being the lead pastor here at United City.…
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…was to come and die for our sin. Why then would we feel it's okay to continue on in the very sin that put him on the cross? Paul refers to this inRomans chapter 6. For the death that he died, he died to sin once for all. But the life he lives, he lives to God. So you also must consider yourselves dead to sin…
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Grab your Bibles, open them up with me toRomans chapter 6. Romans chapter 6. I want to use this opportunity to welcome all of the men at the Ramsey Unit and all of the women at the Plain State Correctional…
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…with relationships, Paul writes to them to remind them of who they are, whose they are, and what took place when they indeed were baptized. So atRomans chapter 6, looking at verses 3 through 5, he says, This, or have you forgotten that you were joined with Christ Jesus in baptism? We joined him in his death.…
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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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…all things by the word of his power. Hebrews chapter 1 and verse 3 in him, all things consist Colossians chapter 1 and verse 17. All right, now InRomans chapter 6, there's a contrast there. For the wages of sin is death. And again we're talking about spiritual death, okay? Spiritual death, Bible says all have…
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…the day it kills you. Sin often appears cute and harmless until the moment it kills you. And Jesus here is telling us what we already know fromRomans chapter 6, that the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. This passage gives us a picture of what hell…
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…antinomialism, this is not a kind of, you know, sin all the more so that all the more grace can abound, kind of theology. Paul talks about that inRomans chapter 6. This understands that the life of grace, captured and captivated uh by the grace of God, is antithetical to the life of sin. Well then, you might…
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…name. Amen, amen, amen, praise God. Let's turn to three places Second Corinthians, chapter 5. And while you're turning, find Titus, chapter 3, andRomans, chapter 6. We'll start with Second Corinthians, 5, 17,. Very familiar verse, and says Therefore, if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature. Old things…
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…Sin no longer has power over you. Jesus didn't come just for forgiveness, he came to set you free from sin. Just if you're taking notes, write downRomans chapter 6, verses 1 to 11. It starts off an incredible. I won't quote it all, but it says, uh, what shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin so that grace may abound? God…
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…from dead to alive. And the second status is of slaves to sin to slaves to God. Let me pray for us as we begin. Heavenly Father, we thank you forRomans chapter 6. We thank you for your word to us. And we ask that we would understand who we are as your children. And that we would continue to grow like Jesus.…
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