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Romans 7:5 · BSB
7:5 For when we lived according to the flesh, the sinful passions aroused by the law were at work in our bodies, bearing fruit for death.
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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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…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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…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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…of the scripture, it was done marvelously. And uh, since most of my sermon has already been done, let's have the invitation. Turn your Bible toRomans chapter 7. Now, Romans chapter 7 is not just meant to be by itself, the book of Romans is a big treatise, treatise, or however you want to say it, that Paul…
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…Spirit living in us and through us, the life that He wants to live through us? Why do we keep struggling if we know that the fight has been fixed?Romans chapter 7, Paul ended this and he says, What a wretched man I am. Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death? And Romans 8 provides the…
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…online. Can I just be honest with you for a minute? Whenever I was a young man wrestling with the things that young men wrestle with, I foundRomans chapter 7an incredibly liberating and empowering passage of scripture. I read it every day. That's how important this passage is. Now here's what Paul is…
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…we know doesn't mean that we do. In preparing for this, of course, I've I quizzed and prodded the guys on Tuesday morning, and we talked aboutRomans chapter 7, and it's when Paul says, Man, the things that I want to do, those are the things that I don't do, and the things that I hate to do, those are the…
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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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…how we, by living under the law, cannot achieve salvation. That is what Paul is trying to communicate. So I'm going to go ahead and read it to us.Romans chapter 7, in all of its glory. Do not, brothers, do you not know, brothers and sisters, that I'm speaking to those who know the law, that the law is binding…
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…going to be too bad. Galatians chapter 5. We'll start in verse 16. And if you want to, while you're turning to that, you can also put a finger inRomans chapter 7. Romans chapter 7. Both of those books are going to be in the New Testament, kind of toward the back third of your Bible. Galatians chapter 5,…
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…wonder Paul told us to work out our salvation, because it's a lot of work to try and be blameless and innocent. Even Paul wrote about this back inRomans chapter 7when we had that. Remember the battle that's going on in him? His flesh wants to do evil, but his mind wants to do good, and he was at this…
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…to describe there. That sinful nature There are some versions read the carnal nature and the nature that is spirit-filled. Paul describes it inRomans chapter 7. He says, I. . Do those things that I don't want to do, and I don't do those things that I desire to do. It's interesting as you read Romans 7 how…
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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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…over and over and over again. You notice the very last statement here the Lord will have war with Amalek from generation to generation. I think ofRomans chapter 7. You've got the Apostle Paul, and we don't have time to read through all these verses, but I encourage you to go back and read them after our time…
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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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