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Romans 7:23 · BSB
7:23 But I see another law at work in my body, warring against the law of my mind and holding me captive to the law of sin that dwells within me.
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…way to stop sin is to have more rules. If I have more rules, I have less bad I can do. And we forget that scripture already speaks to you. And inRomans chapter 7, Paul said, I was doing great, and then the law told me, do not covet. And all of a sudden, there's a fountain of covetousness in my heart. It's…
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…against the flesh. So he, he says here that the flesh and the spirit are fighting against each other. There's this battle. He talks about this inRomans chapter 7. There's other places in scripture that speak of this battle that's still happening. Even though we're free from the bondage of sin, even though…
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…at the end, who is the law chasing him and pursuing him and trying to condemn him. And he shows grace to the law, and the law can't take it. AndRomans chapter 7, the law has to die. It's one of the most beautiful stories ever. And the reason it always grips, the reason it always grips is because we stole…
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…the preachers, the elders, the mature Christians, the godly women, and if we've missed anybody, are all going through what Paul expresses inRomans chapter 7. And it benefits us as we try to make it to the end of this life and we share a desired goal to be with God in eternity forever, to examine…
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…Bible? Is that okay? Look at it. Proverbs 26, 11 says, as a dog returns to its vomit. Well, there's a picture for you. So fools repeat their folly.Romans chapter 7. I'm so thankful for this passage of scripture. This is where Paul, the guy who wrote most of what we read in the New Testament, greatly used by…
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…not enjoy the preaching, but the people are good. So look over if you have your Bible today, and if you don't, we will have it on the screen. InRomans chapter 7. We're gonna read verse 15, and then we're gonna jump a little ahead to 18 and 19. Romans chapter 7. If you got it, say amen. If you need some more…
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…to this at all? Yes. You know, the Bible actually has a passage that actually kind of really kinda shares this reality, this truth. You see, inRomans chapter 7, the Apostle Paul, he goes and he's telling, you know, i- it's, it's in the middle of a whole big argument there, but he, he goes and he says,…
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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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…in the end, nothing on the inside could change for those people. How many people are glad that we're not under that old system? Amen. Yet inRomans chapter 7, we find out that it says that the law was good and that the law was holy, which kind of makes your head tilt a little bit. You know what, you…
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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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Alright. Um we are continuing our studies in the book of Romans this morning, specificallyRomans chapter 7. We're coming to the end of the chapter. Or I say that, I guess, because we're going to finish it up. It's actually a fairly long section and start…
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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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…do what we want to do. The question is which of our desires is strongest at any given moment? That's what the apostle Paul is talking about inRomans chapter 7. If you've read that passage, He says, I want to do right, but I do evil. And then he talks about these warring desires within him. He says it a…
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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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…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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