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Romans 8:18–22 · BSB
8:18 I consider that our present sufferings are not comparable to the glory that will be revealed in us.
8:19 The creation waits in eager expectation for the revelation of the sons of God.
8:20 For the creation was subjected to futility, not by its own will, but because of the One who subjected it, in hope
8:21 that the creation itself will be set free from its bondage to decay and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God.
8:22 We know that the whole creation has been groaning together in the pains of childbirth until the present time.
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…may say, man, I come to church tonight and I want to get something fired up. This will be enough to chew on for a while. Isaiah 53, I'm sorry, andRomans chapter 8. Isaiah 53 and Romans 8. I'll go back and I'll regress back to 2 Thessalonians in just a moment. Isaiah 53. You know this one. But in context, and…
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…can take this promise all the way into the kingdom. And we praise him because we have that promise in our life. We give him the glory. I think ofRomans chapter 8, it says, For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you've received the spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry,…
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…Apocalypses. I think we've learned it during the, during the Kadatismos, right? It means what? Apocalypses. I remember very well, we said fromRomans chapter 8, 19, 20. Same word, apocalypses. Okay, I will not say it. The word knowledge, right? The word knowledge. What's the word knowledge? Epignosis. I…
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…No, it just means that we're without law as far as sin and death. And sin and death, the law of sin and death is no longer imputed to us. Look atRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8. And by the way, this clears up a lot of doctrinal heresy, amen? A lot of controversy that goes on. Look at Romans chapter 8. So…
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…back in Romans now to start the fall, and we start with a bang in Romans chapter nine. And we need to review very quickly where we left off withRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8 is considered to be the high point in all of Scripture. Many call it the greatest chapter in all of the Bible. Paul tells us…
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…of God. No, a real, day-to-day, experiential knowledge. God wants you to feel like his child and live like his child. Listen to how Paul says it inRomans chapter 8. For those who are led by the Spirit of God are the children of God. Okay, that's the truth, that's the fact. Hear the experience. The Spirit you…
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…Do you get the picture of the problem? Sometimes waiting and seeing nothing, and waiting and hearing nothing, and waiting and wondering. Look atRomans chapter 8. And I'll illustrate something in just a moment, because we're all probably waiting on something. And you say, Well, I'm not waiting on anything.…
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Look atRomans chapter 8, if you would, and Romans chapter 8. And notice uh, if you would, verse 15. Verse 15 says this for ye have not received the spirit of what?…
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…They didn't believe it prior to it because they didn't understand it. They had to wait to understand it. Alright. Now let me get to it. Look atRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8 and Hebrews chapter 2. And I only have these two scriptures, one more for you to turn to, but that doesn't mean the message is…
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…Samuel 17. Let me cut out a couple scriptures watching your attendance tonight or attentiveness. And look at also pick up Romans 8. 1 Samuel 17 andRomans chapter 8. It's not pride. It's confidence. 1 Samuel 17. If you were in the morning services, I wish you would sometime next week grab a hold of the message…
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…mess that is this imperfect world, to cling to him as the only rock, as Isaiah reminded us, and to trust that everything we heard Paul say today inRomans chapter 8is profoundly true, that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us, that the creation…
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…my fears. There it is. And those who look to him are radiant, are shining, and their faces should never be ashamed. Or Paul in the New Testament,Romans chapter 8, one of the most glorious chapters in all of the Bible, there in verse 15, where he says this, that for those who are in Christ, you did not…
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…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 read Romans chapter 7 andRomans 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 lamenting the fact that so…
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…they're currently building so they can go back down to two services because three services is very exhausting. So let's pray for him. They are inRomans chapter 8today, and what a good passage to be in, such victory in Jesus. Let's pray for the saints that are gathering at City Church. Melissa, and we'll be…
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…to live walking through eggshells, running on empty, waiting for the next flag to be thrown on your life. Over the last two weeks, we went throughRomans chapter 8. We started several weeks ago at the end of Paul's letter to the Romans, and we're working our way from back to front just to be different this…
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…eternity, the forever of which he has made us conscious. But the same word for heavel, but this time in the in the Greek form, is used. Verse 18,Romans chapter 8, Paul says this for I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is going to be revealed to us.…
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…was a way to find some of the themes that we're talking about at this time of year, and in this year specifically, within the pages of our text inRomans chapter 8. And I believe, y'all don't let me know until after the service, but I believe I was able to do that. All right. All right. So, I want to, first of…
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…about today. But oftentimes we don't feel that way. We don't see it take shape in our Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. So Paul is writing inRomans chapter 8to show us how God gets us out of the wilderness of never being able to change who we are. And he starts with a massive foundational principle to…
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…in God's word because of the, that is where we meet God himself. A couple of weeks ago, I was preaching in Helmsborough, and the section was inRomans chapter 8. And in Romans chapter 8 and 18, it says this, for I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing to the glory that is…
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…bitter. Stay with me. John chapter 3. Let me bear this out just a little bit more. John chapter 3. And with John chapter 3, would you also pick upRomans chapter 8? Looks like I'm almost to the end of this message here. I didn't say almost. I did say almost. John chapter 3. About another 10 minutes, we'll be…
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