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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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…of turning and then we'll get to some major points. But first of all, suffering is the prerequisite of our glorification with Him. Turn with me toRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8 doctrine in the Bible that we will be glorified with him. That doesn't happen without sufferings. We want the glory but not…
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…words, we come to God through Jesus. The Bible talks about Him as our high priest. He is praying for us, He brings our prayers to the Lord. InRomans chapter 8, the Bible talks about how the Holy Spirit intercesses for us and is praying for us. And so when we are praying in line with Jesus and we're…
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…Jude chapter one, verse 20, it says, but ye beloved, building up yourselves in the most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost. We also find over inRomans chapter 8that the Holy Spirit makes intercession for us with what? With groanings that can't be uttered. Have you ever been there in your life? I imagine.…
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…saved, it happens because God has predestinated that and God has caused it to happen. And that's exactly what Paul taught in the book of Romans, inRomans chapter 8, Remember in verse 29 he says for whom he did for No, he also did predestinate, to be conformed to the image of a son, that he might be the first…
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…by his spirit, who is the author of the book. These are his words. Now, I start there, and it's worth remembering that, because we've been throughRomans chapter 8, in the last few weeks. And Romans 8 is one of the most comforting passages, in the whole of the New Testament. And now we come to Romans 9, and…
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…be in many ways through the rest of the chapter. And so as in previous weeks we're going to go from top to bottom. I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 8starting at verse 14 which you'll find on page 7 of your worship guide. And as we come to this passage remember that this is God's word. Proverbs…
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…Please may I speak faithfully and clearly. And may you be at work for your glory's sake, we pray in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. Well, we've been inRomans chapter 8for a few weeks now. And I think undoubtedly Romans 8 is one of the great passages of the Bible. In fact, it is such a significant chapter that…
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…Matthew. So I'm going to preach the same strategy we've been using, straight line from top to bottom. So with that, I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 8, starting at verse 12, which you will find page 8 of your worship guide. Remember, as we come here, that this is God's word. Jeremiah chapter 23…
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…on. I'm going to just preach in a straight line and we're going to go verse to verse from top to bottom. With that I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 8starting at verse 9. You can find that on page 8 of your worship guide. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's Word. Jeremiah…
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…all in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. So the first thing we want to talk about is the reality that we share. Um suffering. It's inevitable.Romans chapter 8, uh, picking it up with verse 18. If you're there with me, say amen. Paul says this I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing…
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…without even realizing it, we begin living like spiritual orphans instead of beloved children of God that it says we are. You know, that's whyRomans chapter 8, I think, is so important because Paul says, you did not receive a spirit that makes you a slave again to fear. Did you hear the word of God? But…
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Page 1135, and it'sRomans chapter 8, starting at verse 18. I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us. ! For the…
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…8 then lay out some things that logically fall into place. So how? How do we walk by the Spirit? So with that, I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 8, starting at verse 5. One place you can turn is in your worship guide. You'll find this on page 7. No matter where you turn, remember that this is…
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…in Christ, this image is being renewed and redeemed. It's not left in its broken and fractured state, right? Let's look at one other passage inRomans, chapter 8. Paul says this in Romans 8, 28, he says, we know that for those who love God, all things work together for their good, for those who are called…
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…raised up and that body is going to be changed because that body has been redeemed. That's the truth of redemption. And remember Paul, he talks inRomans chapter 8, isn't that in Romans chapter 8 and verse 23? He made a tremendous statement there in relation to the redemption of our body, and not only they,…
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…That's the focus of what Paul's talking about. Because he's felt this sense of hopelessness. And now there's this sense of deliverance. We have inRomans chapter 8. Trying and failing. And if you're a Christian this morning. You know that battle. And the answer to that battle is in this text as we mentioned.…
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…because God doesn't love you. The delay is because he has something bigger and better for you than you can possibly imagine. The writer, Paul, inRomans chapter 8, one of my favorite verses in scripture says, God works all things, I may say all things, together for the good of those who love him. See, see,…
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…by trusting in him. And when we do that, the Holy Spirit, he brings a sense of security and assurance to our souls as we walk with him, doesn't he?Romans chapter 8, verse number 16 says, The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit that we are indeed the children of God. Verse number six, Paul continues.…
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Amen. It's good singing. Let's turn in God's Word toRomans chapter 8. I'm going to break into the chapter. We're going to read from verse 28 through to the end, Romans chapter 8. As you're turning to the place, just…
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…and his plan to make all things work together for good to those who love God and are called according to his purpose. That's what the Bible says inRomans chapter 8. And so all of that is in opposition, and all of that we're to be depending on him, seeking him, looking for his work and what he's doing in the…
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