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Romans 8:36 · BSB
8:36 As it is written: “For Your sake we face death all day long; we are considered as sheep to be slaughtered.”
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…rejoice insofar as you share in Christ's sufferings so that you may also rejoice and be glad when his glory is revealed. Or again, as Paul says inRomans chapter 8, that we are heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ provided we suffer with him that we may also be glorified with him. This is what we ought to…
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…great faith. He had faith in God, that God had made a promise to him. Now when God made this promise that he was going to bless Abraham, we see inRomans chapter 8that Abraham, he thought, well, this is kind of a crazy thing. It says in Romans chapter 8, he says, I was as good as dead. I was 100 years old. He…
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…consider the most beloved chapter of the entire Bible, if not for sure the New Testament. Martin Luther, the great Protestant reformer called,Romans chapter 8, the masterpiece of the New Testament. And one pastor in a commentary that I read wrote, if the Holy Scripture was a ring and the entire epistle of…
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…only dream of. For those who are in Christ, nothing and no one can touch your inheritance. No tragedy, no accident, no loss. Paul also tells us inRomans chapter 8this, For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us. What is the…
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…Church of Christ podcast. My name is John Gunter. This week, we wrap up our series on, that we've been calling fix your focus. We finish withRomans chapter 8, first Thessalonians 5 and we loop right back around to where we started in, Colossians 3 verses 1 through 4. And hopefully, you've gotten the…
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…the Holy Spirit as a down payment until the day that our salvation is complete, and we are with God for all of eternity. A beautiful passage there.Romans chapter 8, Romans chapter 8 verses 38 and 39. For I am persuaded that not even death or life, angels or rulers, things present are things to come, hostile…
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…a gift that came into your life the moment the Holy Spirit came into your life. Now listen to me. Here's what the Bible teaches it teaches it inRomans chapter 8. You'll see it over there in a few moments. In the moment that you get saved, you got all of the Jesus and the presence of God and the power of God…
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…that is not how the story ends, because there comes Genesis, chapter 3. And then God created beautiful. Now it's broken. Nature is broken, saysRomans, chapter 8, the creation longs and groans for deliverance. Also, the relationship between God and humanity is broken. And now, instead of running toward God,…
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…alone, we can be saved and restored to God. So then we come into Romans 8, and this is an amazing, mountaintop, glorious view of our salvation inRomans chapter 8. Kind of the huge climax of the book of Romans. And then we fall into chapter 9. And before we read this text today, I just want to say a few…
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…who you are in Christ. What does the Bible say you are? The Bible says you are loved with an eternal, everlasting love. The Bible says that you inRomans chapter 8, you are adopted as a child of God through the blood of Jesus, and you are a joint heir with Christ, and you can never be disinherited. As you…
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…when our prayers are lining up with his prayers that he prays for us as our high priest. The same way the Holy Spirit prays and intercedes for us.Romans chapter 8. We looked at that last week. We talked about that some on Tuesday at the men's businessman's luncheon. And so the Holy Spirit is interceding for…
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…go into all this because I'm trying to get these foundations down, but I want you to see that your greatest prayer partner is the Holy Spirit. InRomans chapter 8, he's explaining the effect of salvation to us. He's just described in verses before this that you through Jesus were adopted by God, and he is now…
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…involved. Authoritatively involved in our creation. He decides whether we will travel or stay home. James 4 verse 13 through 17. As we have seen inRomans chapter 8and will consider further when we return to our study of Romans. God also exercises his authority to bring forgiveness and new life. Ephesians…
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Turn your Bibles, if you will, toRomans chapter 8. We'll be reading a short text, verses 12 through 17. You'll find the text printed in the bulletin as well, if you'd like to follow along there. If…
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…context of Paul's phrase here. Paul is speaking directly to Christians in this letter. Those who are professing faith in Jesus Christ. Remember inRomans chapter 8and verse 1, he says, There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Every person, he has said, Romans chapter 3, has…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 8. ! Romans 8, 28-30. Let's briefly put our attention on verses 26 and 27 and then we will press on. Our third point for last week's sermon was, the…
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We're readingRomans 8 verses 28 to 39. He also justified, and those whom he justified he also glorified. What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 8. All right. Our text for this morning is Romans chapter 8, verses 18 through 27. Before we set our minds on today's text, and do bear with me for a…
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…that's really mine, not his. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. Amen. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toRomans chapter 8. I'll start reading in verse 18. Uh uh, and welcome to the first Sunday of Advent at Grand Parkway. Our theme this year is wonders of his love.…
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Good morning, please take your copy of God's Word, which I hope that you have with you this morning, and join me inRomans chapter 8. To continue our study of Romans 8, Lord willing, we will finish the chapter on Christmas Eve morning. That's the plan as it stands. We will, of…
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