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Romans 8:20 · BSB
8:20 For the creation was subjected to futility, not by its own will, but because of the One who subjected it, in hope
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…greatest assurance. I want to show you our greatest assurance today and how we overcome sin in the spirit today. So please keep your Bible inRomans chapter 8. As we are confronted and confused about being accused, Paul gave us the greatest assurance in verse 1. Therefore, there is no condemnation for…
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…because they want to chapter and verse. All right. My brain is just instinctively wired to think like, oh, Philippians 4 Loop, Psalm 23 Loop,Romans chapter 8, who book? That's all I'm thinking in my head, but sometimes people don't want that. Sometimes they want advice and sometimes they don't. Sometimes…
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…in Christ. And therefore. Wants to do things. That are good. Works. Nothing can take us. Out of this. Position. Let me read to you. Extended bit ofRomans. Chapter 8. Beginning in verse 29. Those whom he foreknew. He also predestined. Be conformed to the image of his son. In order that he might be the firstborn.…
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Well, maybe you want to have those verses inRomans chapter 8open in front of you. But in the end, it's only a passing thing. The shadow, even darkness must pass. A new day will come. I wonder what your…
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…can separate us. Buechner's not putting words in God's mouth, by the way. He's paraphrasing the promises of Scripture, especially those fromRomans chapter 8. And so remember, our question at the very beginning of the sermon was, how does our faith and trust in God, how does following Jesus change our…
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…live well for him until I go home to heaven forever. Whether that be today or next week or next week or next year or 20 years time. In the words ofRomans chapter 8, having given me Christ is not going to hold back anything else that I need to serve him well. So, there it is. Do not be anxious about tomorrow,…
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…on your sin will never lead to godliness. We see this, and we don't have time to look at it extensively, but you see this in Romans chapter 7 andRomans chapter 8. The Apostle Paul says there, actually, if you use the law of God, all the rules, say, I'm going to follow those rules as a means by which to get…
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Romans chapter 8, starting at verse 28. Romans chapter 9, starting at verse 28. And those whom he called, he also justified. And those whom he justified, he also…
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…adds, for in this hope we were saved. saved. This is also called glorification. We run across those texts from time to time. Paul wrote further inRomans chapter 8, this is verse 30, and those whom he predestined he also called. Those whom he called he also justified, and those whom he justified he also…
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…is temporary. This is fleeting. This is not our dwelling place. I'm going to give you another long cross-reference. Return with me, if you will, toRomans chapter 8. I can't bear to begin reading this without finishing the chapter. That's why this is a little bit long. You're likely familiar with verse 28. I…
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…you that the earth is going to be new only in quality. I'll just give you a couple more. If you're familiar with the Apostle Paul, you know that inRomans chapter 8, he writes about the creation and he tells us this in verse 19, the creation has eager longing for the future. In other words, there's a sense in…
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…Jesus, our Lord. And how do we know that? How do we know that God's love is with us and will continue to sustain us? It's a few verses earlier inRomans chapter 8. He who did not spare his own son but gave him up for us all, how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things? How do we know…
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…you this morning that would orient you rightly in your thinking. Change is possible by the grace of God. Let me give you two other quick examples.Romans chapter 8and verse 1. Paul says, There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Some of you don't put yourself to the work of…
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…think ourselves, but what God has to say to us, about us, and for us. So with you this morning, I'd like to look at the passage that has been read.Romans chapter 8and verses 18 to 39. It's that chunk of scripture, actually from verse 28 to the end of the chapter. It's that chunk of scripture that is so…
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…the penalty that we deserve. He paid the price for our disobedience. And so instead of judgment and condemnation as law breakers, we are told inRomans chapter 8that there is now no condemnation for those who trust in Christ Jesus. The law of God has no further hold on you. There is not a price to be paid.…
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…world in person. He is restoring everything in this world. He has promised that because of his death, he is going to make this world new again.Romans chapter 8tells us that that newness does not just apply to us and our relationship with God, but it applies to the entire creation. God is making this world…
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…all of us he says you will fall in that moment eternal life in Jesus is the only thing that the Babylonian army cannot destroy as we just read fromRomans chapter 8who shall separate us from the love of Christ shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword no in all these…
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…not been raised, your faith is futile, and you are still in your sins. But because he is risen, my and your sins are forgiven, and God is for us.Romans chapter 8, beginning in verse 31, What then shall we say to these things if God is for us? Who can be against us? He who did not spare his own Son, but gave…
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…have our normal announcements time, I just want to highlight again that Chris Bradley is holding a Sunday school class today at 4 p.m. and it's onRomans chapter 8on the topic of suffering, and so you can join them virtually. You can find more details about that in our Friday email, which I cannot encourage…
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…and to the world during this next season, that is a truth on which we can base our lives. He loves us. And what does Paul write at the end ofRomans chapter 8? Nothing will separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus. Nothing. And so the invitation then, as we see the swelling heart of God,…
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