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Romans 7:8 · BSB
7:8 But sin, seizing its opportunity through the commandment, produced in me every kind of covetous desire. For apart from the law, sin is dead.
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…revealed to the law to now the righteousness revealed in Christ. The law of God, note, is righteous, holy, just, and pure, according toRomans chapter 7. It is righteous. It is just powerless to produce righteousness. You hear the point? There's nothing wrong with the law. The law's not a bad thing.…
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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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…it alive. That pacemaker. When the heart gets so hardened it dies. The Apostle Paul alluded to the same struggle that David was talking about inRomans chapter 7. He says, I don't understand my own actions. I'm baffled and bewildered. I do not practice what I want to do, but I'm doing the very thing I hate,…
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…is easy. Paul that wrote the Bible, that wrote two-thirds of the New Testament. Paul that wrote two-thirds of the New Testament, what did he do inRomans chapter 7? And I close with this. Listen to this because Romans chapter 7 delivered me from sin, from the power of sin. From verse 14, if you know who Paul…
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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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…that that momentary, moment by moment choice of what am I gonna do or not do. Okay. Paul. If you didn't want any more bad news, let's go to Paul inRomans chapter 7. See, the problem with a message like this is that you have no excuse as you leave this building and into this next week, right? Uh let's start in…
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…and making sure that people understand how depraved we are, I've left them with the impression that they can't do any good. You know, that there inRomans chapter 7, where the apostle Paul writes that, that, you know, the good that I would, that do I not. He's not saying there that it's not possible for him to…
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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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…life. However, I believed God wanted to do something great in his life. We called him Juju, his name was Judonist, but Juju was the poster child ofRomans chapter 7. If you've ever read Romans 7, and Paul goes on this tirade of saying, I want to do what's right, but I don't. That was Juju's life. I want to do…
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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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…reluctant compliance through gritted teeth. He's describing something much deeper. Something that gets to the very heart of the Christian life. InRomans chapter 7, Paul writes these wonderfully honest words. I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do, I do not do. But what I hate, I do. Thank…
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…think they're gonna be okay, but I'm trying to get you to understand there's no antidote that will help you besides Christ. Go into the book ofRomans, chapter 7, real quick. Let's go into verses uh four through six. Romans 7, 4 through 6. The Bible says, likewise, my brothers, you have also died. You gotta…
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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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