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Romans 7:15 · BSB
7:15 I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do, I do not do. But what I hate, I do.
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…righteousness is like tying up heavy burdens hard to bear and laying them on our shoulders. Paul described this struggle in our reading today fromRomans chapter 7, concluding that all of our striving simply reveals that our body is wholly subject to death. Prophet Zechariah in our Old Testament reading…
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…wants to take them from you. And trust the Holy Spirit to do the work in their heart. The second core tenant of the gospel is in our reading fromRomans chapter 7. And as we often do with the book of Romans, we have to set things up with some context. So there's a lot going on here. In Romans 7:20, Paul is…
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…making decisions based on what they've done in the past, based on the failures they've had, instead of on who they are on the inside. Amen. Look atRomans chapter 7. So my body gives me the right to be on the earth and operate in authority, but it's not the real me. The reason many believers struggle is because…
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…into today's message together. Amen. Good morning, church. Good to be with you this morning. We're studying in Romans. Please open your Bible toRomans chapter 7. We're picking up at verse 15 this morning, just right where we left off last week. And as we open our scriptures, let's open our hearts so that…
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…body and this, that, and the other. But there's no scripture that says the flesh will always overcome, that the flesh will, right? Paul wrote inRomans chapter 7, and that was not an illustration of you and I as born-again believers. It was Paul showing himself before Christ, before being born again. Before…
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…had a real past of many regrets, many sins. But was he completely changed? In many ways, you say yes. But he still had struggles, as we read of inRomans chapter 7, which he wrote as well. And his words in verse 19. For what I do is not the good I want to do. No, the evil I do not want to do. This I keep on…
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…are contrary the one to the other, so that ye cannot do the things that ye would. You know, we don't have time now because I've gone over. ButRomans chapter 7, Paul writes about the same thing. He says, hey, the good things I know I'm supposed to do, don't do them. The bad things I'm not supposed to do, I…
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…the spirit. And the desires of the spirit are against the flesh. For these are opposed to one another. They're fighting. You think of Paul inRomans chapter 7. I keep doing what I don't want to do. That's what he says in verse 17. The desires of the old self and the desires of the spirit, they're opposed…
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…Christ, so that it will know that death, sin, and the grave have finally been lifted permanently off of the earth. Okay? So I want to start inRomans chapter 7and read the 25th verse first. And the reason why is because a lot of times you will find that the apostle Paul is continuing something from…
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I invite you to take your Bibles and turn toRomans chapter 7. I uh had I had thought anything about something like this going on, this is probably the last sermon I would have picked. So I don't know if this…
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…many of you have been on the hamster wheel? You know what I'm talking about? You just run and run and run, but you get nowhere. You're like Paul inRomans chapter 7, who said, I know the wrong that I shouldn't do, and yet I do it anyway. I know the good that I should do, but I do not do it. You ever been there?…
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…outline for God's people their optimal targets. Yeah? Particularly in the realm of spiritual, moral, and social matters. And by the time we get toRomans chapter 7, Paul is saying, look, this law is good, and it is holy. But when it is introduced to those who are under the power of the flesh, who live in their…
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The reading is fromRomans 7, verses 13-25. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate. Now if I do what I do not want, I agree with Allah that it is good. So now it is no…
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…undercuts any grandiose claims. But at the same time, it's very realistic and very hopeful in light of the gospel. So if you would turn with me toRomans chapter 7, and we're going to be looking at verses 13 to 25 primarily. And that's what we're looking at today. And here's how the text goes. And by the way,…
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…question becomes there's a massive amount of work to be done. Who? And you can't do it. Who's going to do it? Who's going to do this work? Turn toRomans chapter 7. Romans, chapter 7. Paul meets this exact problem and addresses it. You've already went through it, so you should be familiar with it as Pastor…
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…with a variety of motivations and hopes and preferences and loves and the like, all of which cannot and should not be controlled. So, we're inRomans chapter 7. We're continuing on. We have two more weeks before the summer break. And our text today affirms this underlying principle. And that at the same…
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…is what I know I should be doing versus what I'm actually doing. We call this living in the gap. I think Paul said this in a very great way inRomans chapter 7, probably the clearest way the New Testament articulates this gap. When Paul says, For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing that I…
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…traveling and just passing through, we we pray God's safety on you while you're uh while you're on vacation time. Notice verse 15 of our text ofRomans chapter 7. Before we get into Romans chapter 8, I think it will be of benefit for us to look at this briefly. We're not the only ones who become frustrated…
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…the Holy Spirit, working with our spirit, seems to be some sort of internal working. If you think about it, Paul just finished at the end ofRomans chapter 7talking about this internal battle and struggle. And then he says here in verse 15, for you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into…
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…a constant roller coaster up and down, and I don't know how to get rid of this. Can I tell you you're in good company? Because Paul says this inRomans chapter 7. I do not understand my own actions. I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing that I hate. Now, if I do what I do not want, I agree with…
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