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Our reading this morning is fromRomans chapter 7 verses 1 to 6. ! Romans chapter 7 verses 1 to 6. Do you not know, brothers and sisters, for I am speaking to those who know the law, that the law has authority…
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Church, we are going to jump right into it this morning. Take your Bibles, if you would, and turn toRomans chapter 7. We're continuing on in our series on when in Romans, going from the back of Paul's epistle to the front. Romans chapter 7, we're picking it up in…
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…my life? There's a person. We're not going to take the time to do it now, but boy, let me encourage you, sometime maybe today, to go back to readRomans chapter 7and Romans chapter 8. It'll take you about 10 minutes. It's not that long. Romans chapter 7. Some of you remember that. The Apostle Paul is…
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…for that. I feel like between y'all and Jared, we pretty much went to camp with you. That was pretty cool. Turn in your Bibles, if you would, toRomans chapter 7. We have been in our study of Romans, but I need to pause for a minute and talk about referees. Because, look, they're a problem, okay? And I know…
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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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…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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Romans chapter 7. Now I'm always a little bit warm up here with these lights. I don't know if it's warm out there to you or cold. I have no idea. Usually when…
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…it now becomes letters. Are we together? Amen. We read that text. I want to read that text again so that to know that. Look at Romans. We read it.Romans chapter 7verse. Romans 7 verse 10. Look at Romans 7 verse 10. I told you that the word law also, because when you read Romans, it's not talking about the…
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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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If you have a copy of God's Word, turn with me this morning.Romans chapter 7. If you have uh in front of you, you'll see a Black Pew Bible. Again, I encourage you to open up the scriptures. The context is important. We'll…
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…of these trials, like Mary and Martha, we touched briefly, last week, or I believe, the light button, the week before, Steve was preaching, onRomans, chapter 7and 8, but for Mary and Martha, the trials that they gain, about in that instant, the good, that God will often, bring out of situations, is far…
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…suffer now to be like Christ than I would be to be in comfort now and left in my sin. And that's the challenge, right? Because if you remember fromRomans chapter 7, it's not so much that we just slip into doing a few things wrong. The problem, the challenge for us as Christians is that even though we're in…
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…be anywhere close to enough. But Jesus Christ did that for us, and that's what that word propitiation means. Now we're close. Let's go over toRomans Chapter 7. Romans Chapter 7, verse one through 4. No, you not, brethren, for I speak to them that know the law, how that the law hath dominion over a man as…
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…to Moses. But how come? Come to me. Just fold your hands in acts and come with me. I'm trying not to rush because I'm praying God will help me.Romans chapter 7. We read that text before. I want you to see something here. Don't forget. What did God pass to Moses? Lively oracles. Look at verse 7. Romans 7…
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…actually died in the wilderness. So this is a generation he was communicating, particularly Deuteronomy. And we stop at when we were looking atRomans chapter 7. So let's go to that place. So the other question that we are yet to answer is why. That is why Moses wrote these words, especially now in regards…
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…judge them. We don't see that in the Ten Commandments. Now, it's very important what I just did now. You understand as I keep moving. Go back toRomans chapter 7. Let me just put up some things. Romans chapter 7. Look up at 7. It's amazing how time moves. What? What shall we say then? Is the law sin? You say…
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…grace. Salvation is offered to those of us who have sinned. That's turning sin on its head and using it for our favor. What do we mean by that?Romans chapter 7. I think I put the wrong reference up here, but it's actually Romans chapter 7 and verse 4 down through verse 25. And I think this is, tell you…
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…temptation. Why? Because he says, the spirit indeed is willing, but what? Help me. That flesh is weak. All of us experience this. Paul agrees inRomans chapter 7. Paul says, I know that nothing good dwells in me that is in my flesh, for I have the desire to do what's right, but I don't have the ability to…
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…yet matured or completed or finished. I want to be more conformed to Christ's death. See, Paul is no different than you and me. And the letter toRomans chapter 7makes it very clear. There is still a battle between the spirit and the flesh. The spirit is united to Christ, but the flesh, it doesn't do the…
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…of things that can depress us. What's he talking about in this passage? And we we know many of you have studied the book of Romans, in the book ofRomans, chapter 7, it's all about indwelling sin. And if you go back, and not now, but if you go back and you count the many times that Paul refers to himself, first…
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…who don't know the Lord can act so good so much of the time. And then, once you're saved, we still have remaining sin. Paul wrestles with sin,Romans chapter 7, until the last breath. All of us, even after Christ has made you righteous before God, we wrestle with remaining sin, which explains why we still,…
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…when that expiration date is. And so it simply tells us our bodies are not going to last forever in this life and the final takeaway. The Book ofRomans, chapter 7, Paul is talking about this struggle. Romans chapter 7, the good I want to do, I don't do the evil. I don't want to do this. I keep on doing and he…
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…Jesus' promise to all who are weary and thirsty and burdened. And we've looked at Romans chapter 8 for a few weeks. What's the difference betweenRomans chapter 7and Romans chapter 8? I wish we had a whole hour just to talk about that, but let me just tease that out, just a little bit. It's been noted that…
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