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Romans 7:25 · BSB
7:25 Thanks be to God, through Jesus Christ our Lord! So then, with my mind I serve the law of God, but with my flesh I serve the law of sin.
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…is a present reality for me, is that even as a Christian believer, I have an ongoing struggle with sin. And so when I read my New Testament, I readRomans chapter 7, and Paul says, it is mine. And he says, wretched man that I am, who will deliver me from this body of death? And then he goes on and says, but…
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…is not easy. We've been put in this overlap. Right? We so desperately, at least I hope you do, want to be rid of your flesh. This baggage. Paul inRomans chapter 7talks about this great struggle in himself and cries out at the end, who will deliver me from this body of death? He says, praise be to Jesus…
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We'll continue our study today of Romans, inRomans chapter 7, beginning in verse 7, and we'll study today through verse 13. ! Please join me in reading that. What then shall we say that the law of sin? By no…
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…been atoned for, blows my mind. That is incredible. So why did I tell you all this? Why did I tell you all this? How does that connect back intoRomans chapter 7? I'm not Mark now, so I've got to turn it back with you. Here we go. What's the point of all of this? What is Paul trying to communicate to us in…
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Take out your copy of God's Word. I hope you have it with you today.Romans chapter 7. As you're doing so, I'd like to say welcome to our guests. It's really good to have you here this morning. ! I hope that your family time is…
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Romans chapter 7is where we're going to be this morning. Let's read together the first six verses. Or do you not know, brothers, for I am speaking to those who…
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…this is, called sin, God's would-be murderer. Because if sin had its way, it would destroy God Himself along with His righteousness. We see this inRomans chapter 7, the next chapter we're headed to, where Paul says, I do what I don't want to do, and I don't do what I want to do. Sin is rebellious. Sin is also…
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…life through Jesus Christ, our Lord. The law's purpose is to show us our sin, to reveal our idolatry and our pride. Go ahead two chapters toRomans chapter 7. Verse 7. Verse 7 says, What then shall we say? That the law is sin by no means. Yet, if it had not been for the law, I would not have known sin.…
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…life. Now, on one hand, we are perfect. Okay? On one hand, at justification, we are made right. But on the other hand, living it out, we're not.Romans chapter 7reminds us that we still struggle to fight against the flesh and sin. But God is perfecting us. He is working in us. He is setting us apart. And…
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…I have Christ in here. And we bring things in a little bit close that we shouldn't. Things that are alien to Christ, we bring them in. Paul says inRomans chapter 7, I want to do, when I want to do good, evil is there with me, struggling. It's still in my members. We have to be conscious of that struggle and…
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