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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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…The gospel is for the lust. Why must I meditate upon the gospel so that I become good at giving the gospel to lost people? No, Romans chapter 6,Romans Chapter 7, we need to meditate on the fact that God has given us new life and that there is victory in Jesus and that we have been passed. We've passed from…
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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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…You'll get it. But here he is saying what the law does. It exposes sin. It draws the line to show you exactly how far you have crossed it. And inRomans chapter 7, which I encourage you guys to read, so that way you can say, okay, we'll get there. But in Romans chapter 7, he he shows how the law did not…
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…And he says this, "Follow me even as I also am of Christ." So Paul is a human being, a fallen man like the rest of us. And he says over there inRomans chapter 7, "Oh wretched man that I am." And we can all say, "Amen." Paul, I'm getting there. I am there. He says, "I praise you, brethren, that you remember…
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…because you're like, this is what everyone knows me to be, and yet this is what I really am. He tells a time when God led him to see this inRomans chapter 7, one of the times when God used a goat, a stick, in order to jar his mind into thinking about reality. And he says, I would not have known what it…
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…I want to please him, then why, let me say it this way, why is that new marriage often so difficult and hard? That's exactly where Paul goes next.Romans chapter 7, verse 7 through 25. It's not a detour, it's the answer. And so let's read this passage together and then we'll pray. This is the word of God. What then shall we say?…
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Two readings today.Romans 7:7-25, and then we'll move on to 2 Corinthians 5. So Romans 7:7. What then shall we say that the law is sin? By no means. Yet if it had not been for the…
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…of my mind and making me captive to the law of sin that dwells in my members. And so what I want you to see, if you look at that whole chapter ofRomans chapter 7, I think Paul uses 47 different pronouns to describe himself. Like he is fixated on I, me, and my. He has tried his entire life to fulfill the law.…
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…I don't want to do and yet I don't do the things that I want to do? And actually, if you look back at the chapter right before Romans chapter 8,Romans chapter 7, the author of this book, Paul, he very candidly and very vulnerably talks about his own groan and the own ache of his heart of not being able to…
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…And his patterns and his ways and his walk and his talk. That's the old life. We'll have to leave it in the past. Why? Because it's dead. InRomans chapter 7, we won't illustrate this part of the text. In Romans chapter 7, Paul says, there's a lot of things I want to do that I don't do, and there's a lot…
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…problem isn't our effort. The problem is always within our heart. You see, the Apostle Paul, who wrote most of the New Testament, he even said inRomans chapter 7, he says, wherever I turn, evil is right there with me. He talked about it warring inside the spirit against the flesh. That's the same exact…
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…their practice is sin not as sons but as slaves those of us who are in Christ this morning do we still sin yes we do we are like Paul at the end ofRomans chapter 7yes we do but it is not the normative practice we don't love it we're pursuing holiness even as we are frail and still find this battle within for…
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…that I have sinned. And the thing about it that scripture just continues to resound is that we're actually in captivity with it. So it'll say inRomans chapter 7, for example, I am captive to the law of sin and death in my members. And then you hear this cry out of Romans 7, wretched man that I am, who will…
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[SPEAKER_00]: Let's now turn to the book ofRomans, chapter 7. [SPEAKER_00]: Romans chapter 7 verses 22 through 25. [SPEAKER_00]: Well, we're going to pretty much stay in Romans today for the most part, for…
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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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…going to finish the white dog. But if you feed the white dog, it's going to finish the black dog. So this this tension is talked about by Paul inRomans Chapter 7and it is now talking further in this chapter, he talks about the what are the fruit? I mean, how to identify the fruit of the flesh and fruit of…
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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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…something is right, you do the wrong because you are not free. There was a principle of sin inside that will drag you down that Paul talks about inRomans Chapter 7. Not freedom from obedience because you became a Christian. You don't have to obey God anymore. Doesn't mean that that doesn't mean that. So the…
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…upon me from the outside, but they are in me, and come out from me. And if you're honest this morning, that's true of you too. And that's whyRomans chapter 7, verses 14 to 25are in our Bibles. Because they want us to understand why that is the case, and where to find hope in that situation. So let's think about this…
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This morning we're continuing our series in Romans, even though Matthew is not here, and we're continuing inRomans chapter 7. ! So if you have a Bible, go ahead and turn with me to Romans chapter 7. And as you do so, the words will also be on the screen. They're also in…
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