Explicit references found in available sermon transcripts.
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.”
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing Romans 8:36; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
72 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…all the events of our lives. Hard times and good times. To shape and mold our character. Making us more and more like His Son. We read about inRomans chapter 8and verse 29. Well, if you think about it. Our spiritual growth will positively affect every aspect of our lives. If we grow spiritually. If we…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…this church, maybe you've been baptized, gone through all those things, but if there's no signs of the Spirit of God within us, then we learn fromRomans chapter 8, we're not Christians. And one of the things the Holy Spirit does in a person's life who's not a Christian is He so works to make their life…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…say that Psalm 44 yet for your sake we are being killed all the day long we are regarded as sheep to be slaughtered and when you read throughRomans chapter 8you are struck by this surprising turn in the flow of the blessings that the apostle Paul is expounding and explicating and you think well why is…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…that? Do you understand that if a person is a Christian, if you're a Christian, you will experience the presence of the Holy Spirit within you.Romans chapter 8tells us if the Spirit of God does not live in us, we're not Christians. But Romans 8 also tells us that if the Spirit of God lives within us, he…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…Whenever you became a Christian, whenever you were born again, you put your faith in Jesus, you turn from your sin, God put his spirit in you. InRomans chapter 8, we're told that if the spirit of God does not live in us, we are not Christians. very clear. From the point that the Holy Spirit comes to live…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…If you are in Christ, then you are treasured by him as in his inheritance. But not only are we Christ's inheritance, we are also his co-heirs. InRomans chapter 8and verse 17, Paul calls us heirs, heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ. So if Christ is the heir of all things, if he's the heir of God, all…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…that for you. And if God did not spare His Son but gave Him up for us all, how much more will He give you all things? As the Apostle Paul says inRomans chapter 8. He loves you and He will take care of you. and He calls you and me as followers of Him to have a generous and sacrificial heart because He is a…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
Romans chapter 8, starting at verse 18. Romans 8, starting at verse 18. I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…living. And so let's not forget that. Let's remember the gospel as we work together. I'm going to close in reading to you as a way of reminder,Romans chapter 8and verse 1 where Paul said, there is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. May we as a people pick up that promise as…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…And as a result, we now live in a world which is under the sentence of death. Paul describes this suffering as frustration. Have a look atRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8. Here it is described as frustration. The world doesn't function as it should. Everything is frustrated. Chapter 8, verse 20. For…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…7 and 8 the servant challenges his accusers with three questions who will contend with me who is my adversary who will declare me guilty and inRomans chapter 8in the new testament the apostle Paul asks three very similar rhetorical questions who shall bring any charge against God's chosen people it is God…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…with Jesus return called the blessed hope in Titus chapter 2 we are told that we are heirs of God in Galatians 4 and fellow heirs with Christ inRomans chapter 8whatever this hope is it's located in the new heavens and the new earth according to Isaiah 66 and 2 Peter 3 and Revelation 21 it's typified as a…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…you to be a baby. He wants you to grow up, to be more and more and transformed in the image of the Lord Jesus. That is his design. And according toRomans chapter 8, he will throw anything at you in order for you to pursue that. He will throw anything at you that you might grow to become more like Jesus. So,…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…rescue me from this? But your hope and my hope is a third stage. And it spills from this somber, vivid, painfully descriptive Romans chapter 7 intoRomans chapter 8. That glorious chapter. We've seen in verses 7 through to 24, a person struggling with sin in a battle that they cannot win. And now from Romans…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
Good morning everybody. If you could all turn toRomans chapter 8, I'd appreciate that. Romans chapter 8, verses 12 to 27. If someone could shout out a page number, that would be great. 1-1-3-5 in the Red Church…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…joy of heaven. It reflects that victory feast. That we saw last time. In chapter 8. In verses 11 to 12. It is a foretaste. Of what we read about inRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8. Describes the freedom. Of the children. Of God. That when Jesus returns. We will be liberated. And we will have resurrection…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…is telling His people here, don't compromise. Be unrelenting in your approach to get rid of them. Back in the fall, we walked very slowly throughRomans chapter 8, which is a chapter of much beauty and power and glory and hope, and in the middle of that chapter, Paul says, here's what you should do with your…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…Man in Mark chapter 7. You can check it out afterwards. What does he do? He sighs. Deeply. Sighs. Deeply. It's the same idea. That Paul uses inRomans chapter 8. Again check it out afterwards. When Paul talks about. The entire created order. Groaning. Longing. For God. Its creator. To restore it. It should…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…you also will live. So without the resurrection we don't have the presence of Jesus. Paul writes again boy I'm using Paul this morning aren't I?Romans chapter 8beginning in verse 9 and then through 11 which I read previously Paul wrote you however are not in the flesh but in the spirit if in fact the…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗
…but truly a refuge in the midst of real life. God's word actually addresses our groaning. And it offers us hope. Turn with me this morning toRomans chapter 8. It's on page 944 of the Bible in the pew in front of you. If you want to read along there, it'll also be on the screen behind me. Let's read what…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Romans chapter 8” view source ↗