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Romans 8:33 · BSB
8:33 Who will bring any charge against God’s elect? It is God who justifies.
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…to move. You from that, and I want you to come home, and I want you to return to where I called you to be. Let me back that up with some scripture.Romans chapter 8, verse 33 to 35says, Who shall bring any charge against God's elect? You are God's elect, but it's God who justifies. Who is it to condemn? Christ Jesus is the…
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Well, the sermon text this morning comes from the book ofRomans, chapter 8, verses 31 through 39. You'll find it, of course, printed uh in your hands in your bulletin. Uh but if you want to look at a Pew Bible, it's on page 888 in the Bible in…
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…failed because his faithfulness and love is so strong that it will never fail. And that's why Paul writes these words about the Father's love inRomans 8:31 through 39. Listen to what he says. 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, the God the…
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…tell us how it is that we have that assurance. What do we do when we doubt that we really belong to God? With that, I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 8, verses 33and 34. Or you will find those on page 8 of your worship guide. And as we come to these verses, remember that this is God's word. Jeremiah chapter…
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…And 3rd, the resurrection is the ultimate proof that God is absolutely for us. So we are going to read that and we're going to figure that out inRomans 8, verses 31 through 39. You can check that out on the screen or if you have a Bible or your phone app or however that works. That's great. Sorry, I'm sniffling. That last…
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…it shows that you do not honor the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. You don't honor that sacrifice. Who can bring a charge against God's elect?Romans chapter 8, verse 33 to 34. Who can bring a charge to God's elect? It is God who justifies. Who is he who condemns? It is Christ who died. And furthermore, he's also risen.…
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…sense. What working out the good for each of? Us, what it costs you, what it costs Jesus. And may we respond in the lives we're called to. Amen.Romans 8 verses 31 through 37, reading in Jesus name. What then shall we say to these things? That's the predestined, glorified that chain that we talked about last week. What…
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…separate you from the love of God and me? I'm like, myself, duh, disqualify myself. And he goes, no, check this out. And he opens up his Bible toRomans 8 verses 31 to 39, and I won't read the whole thing, but it says basically, nothing will be able to separate you from the love of God in Christ Jesus, not…
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…above reproach, which means you are free of accusation. No charge could stand against you in the courtroom of heaven. This is what Paul echoes inRomans 8:33. Nothing can stand against God's elect. No charge can be made against any of God's children where God would sit there and say, you know what, I…
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Good morning all. We are reading fromRomans chapter 8 verse 31 to 39and you will find that on your Bibles on page 1135. What then shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? He…
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…draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession for them. He's praying for you. Or maybe you think of uh Romans chapter 8,Romans chapter 8, verses 33 through 34. Who shall bring any charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies, who is to condemn. Christ Jesus is the one who died, more than that, who…
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…with God as a man pleads for his neighbor. Jesus is that one who pleads. He is the intercessory for who shall bring a charge against God's elect.Romans 8 verse 33and 34. It is God who justifies. Who is he that condemns? It is Christ who died and furthermore is also risen who is even at the right hand of God…
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…10, verse 11 through 15, Jesus is the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep and he rescues them from danger and from enemies. InRomans 8, verse 33and 34, Jesus defends his church from accusations and from condemnation. And in Revelation 19, verse 11 through 16, Jesus is portrayed as a…
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…how that woman must have felt when she left that place and she had dealings with God. I believe she's one of those who would echo the words ofRomans 8:33. Who dares accuse us whom God has chosen for his own? No one. For God himself has given us right standing with Himself. Who then will condemn us?…
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…it's saying. And in many ways, it would have been suitable for Paul to write to these struggling, suffering Christians as well in these five towns.Romans 8, verse 33and onwards. Who will bring any charge against those whom God has chosen? It is God in his mercy, that's my added bit, who justifies. Who is he…
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…that victory is only found through identity and that identity is found in Christ. All right, so let's unpack this. How in the world do you get fromRomans, chapter 8, verse 31 through 39, and where in the world do you get this idea of identity? Well, let's unpack it a little bit. The first thing that we see with the victory through…
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…like the one in Romans 8 and we can see the beauty and the truth of it and declare it with such vigor and trust. And I'll close with just thatRomans chapter 8 verse 31 to 39. 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 him up for us all how…
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…Providence. That same guy that took care of us in the past now is going to take care of us in the future. That brings us to our our fifth point,Romans chapter 8, verse 31 through 34, 31 through 34. What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who is against us? He who did not spare his own Son, but delivered Him…
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…are. And so, this is the this is the problem. In fact, anytime I feel that weight of out of control, what do I do about these powers above me?Romans 8:31 through39, that's been our passage for this series, is the best passage to read on this. Can we read this? Go to the word when you're nervous. Go to the word…
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…me to get out. As we come to Paul in Romans, chapter 8, there are some expectations that Paul has as we come to this passage today, at the end ofRomans, chapter 8, verses 31 through 39. As we come to this passage, these expectations that Paul has, he needs us to kind of understand the first eight chapters of Romans and where he's…
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