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Romans 8:24 · BSB
8:24 For in this hope we were saved; but hope that is seen is no hope at all. Who hopes for what he can already see?
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…that Ligy was quoting earlier on, Romans chapter 8, verse 15 to 17. Romans chapter 8, verse 15 to 17. Let me read it from the passion translation.Romans chapter 8, 15 to 17. And you did not receive the spirit of religious duty, leading you back into fear of never being good enough. But you have received the…
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…were mourning together and we were remembering her life and and one of those passages that was a precious to really that we read yesterday was fromromans chapter 8and that great hope that nothing and no one shall separate and the believer from the love of god that is in christ jesus that god's plan of…
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…freedom. That sounds pretty good, right? Sounds encouraging. So what could it mean to look into this perfect law of freedom? Let's take a look atRomans chapter 8. I think this illuminates a bit of what James is saying. Read this with me. It says, therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in…
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…I mean, that's such a major step of the transformation process. Okay, for this, let's flip back now, just a couple of pages in your Bible toRomans chapter 8. Okay, Romans chapter 8, verse 6. Now, this verse is part of a passage that describes the very, very stark contrast uh between the thinking or or…
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…not had a tragedy like this in many years, where it's been this quick, this sudden. Where does the Lord want us to go? So in the end, I settled onRomans chapter 8. And I trust that as we look at this, the Lord will bring some fruit and some encouragement out of it for all of us, no matter where you are in…
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…bitterness, frustration, disappointment might live. But they are going to lean into God and his unfailing love. Paul picks up on Psalm 44 inRomans chapter 8. Notice how he uses this. In verse 35 of that great chapter, Romans 8, Paul says, Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or…
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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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…and so must you. That's how we move forward. But there's something else he's doing too that I hope will bring encouragement to you. We read inRomans chapter 8and Hebrews chapter 7 and even in 1 John 2 that right now at the right hand of God the Father Jesus is presently interceding for his people. And…
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…and so must you. That's how we move forward. But there's something else he's doing too that I hope will bring encouragement to you. We read inRomans chapter 8and Hebrews chapter 7 and even in 1 John 2 that right now at the right hand of God the Father Jesus is presently interceding for his people. And…
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…you have in your life, every day of your life. That should be the banner over it. If the Lord is my helper, what can a person do to me? This isRomans chapter 8. What can separate you from the love of God in Christ Jesus? Heights can't, depths can't, angels can't, demons can't, principalities can't, rulers…
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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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…you're processing all of this and trying to prepare yourself for that to happen sooner or later. Listen, believe and cling to uh what we read inRomans chapter 8. Let's get this verse uh up here for us. I love this. It says, and we know, okay, that for those who love God, that's Christians, all things, not…
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…in Jesus Christ, we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. Because we pray in the name of Jesus. Amen. Our reading today comes fromRomans chapter 8, and we'll pick up reading at verse 18, and we'll read down to the end of the chapter. I consider that our present sufferings are not worth…
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…the Holy Spirit does, He gives us a real love for God, our Heavenly Father. He makes our relationship with the Father real. Paul describes this inRomans chapter 8and in Galatians chapter 4, He describes how the Holy Spirit so works in us to cause us to have a certain kind of affection for God as our Heavenly…
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…don't have to live with those things that are bearing us down. Now, this is a scripture that can actually change your perspective on all of this.Romans chapter 8says, you have no obligation to do what your sinful nature urges you to do. I'm gonna say that again. You have no obligation to do what your sinful…
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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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…tension. The good that we want to do, but we're caught in our mixed motives, aren't we? Here's what we see in Romans chapter 7, and concluding inRomans chapter 8, Paul says that whenever he wants to do the good, the good that he wants to do, the good that he desires to do, the good that God's commanded him…
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…being spiritual seems to be a necessary condition for religion, but it doesn't necessarily work the other way around. Here is the Apostle Paul inRomans chapter 8getting to the heart of the spiritual life. He's been laying out in the last number of chapters the gospel for us, that we who are justified by…
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…inside I know that we are not forsaken. We are struck down, I see that, but on the inside I know that we are not destroyed. Paul goes on to say inRomans chapter 8, for I consider the present sufferings at this time not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed in us. What we see is Paul is…
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…out. So Jesus is the truly sinless sufferer, Jesus is God Almighty. And there's one other connection I want us to see here before we close out.Romans chapter 8. It's in the New Testament. The Apostle Paul is writing it, and he directly quotes verse 22. Verse 22 says, Yet for your sake we are killed all the…
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