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Romans 8:37 · BSB
8:37 No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.
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Please take your copy of God's Word and turn toRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8, our text for this morning will be verse 31 through 39 of Romans chapter 8. In addition to today being the first day of 2017,…
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…There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. For that which the flesh could not do, God has done through the cross.Romans chapter 8. Here's some of the things that are described in other texts that describe what this kind of condemnation looks like. The adjectives that are used…
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…so many ways. I want to take you to a place and show you just some of why I love the doctrine of election and I want you to turn there with me toRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8 is a grand chapter of the scripture. If you're not familiar, when I say turn to Romans chapter 8 and your mind doesn't start…
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…The point is to strive for honor that will come with sacrificial service and a right heart. Let's turn, though, uh, just for a couple of moments toRomans chapter 8, because we will easily confuse things that must be kept separate. So let me read Romans 8, verses 1 through 3. Paul again talking totally…
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…what awaits us, we will begin to yearn and long and groan and eagerly anticipate the full revelation of the children of God, according to Paul inRomans chapter 8. We, like all creation, are subjected to futility. The sufferings of the present day are not in anything to be compared to that which is come. We,…
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…mean, there's been times where I've wanted to put down my fork and think, I just want to savor that. I just want to take that in. I mean, we got toRomans chapter 8, which I think is my favorite chapter in the Bible. I just want to take it in. But the question now as we come to the end and as we take our final…
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…for so much more than that. I want to finally close with this an analogy that might help us get a handle on this. I was drawn to this thinking ofRomans chapter 8, where Paul talks about the frustration and suffering of this present age, and he says the sufferings of the present age is not worthy to be…
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…for the table in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I want to invite you to take it and open up toRomans chapter 8. And I want to give you just a brief meditation on the love of God. A brief meditation on the love of God. And it's a hard thing to do because we…
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…of love and then to withhold something small and insignificant like a five dollar McDonald's meal just to spite me the New Testament tells us inRomans chapter 8it's on the screen he who did not spare his own son but gave him up for us all how will he not also along with him graciously give us all things he…
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…that the Christian life is no different. We are called as Christians to grow in Christlikeness. When God saves us, he targets Christlikeness in us.Romans chapter 8tells us, for those he foreknew, he also predestined to be conformed to the likeness of his son. And that's not an immediate transformation. As 2…
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…so that you may not be judged. Now that word translated grumbling is also used of groaning in other parts of the Bible. So the word Paul uses inRomans chapter 8, 23, we're talking about the difficulties of life. We groan inwardly, waiting for the redemption of our bodies when Christ Jesus is revealed. But…
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…unlocked this. Oh, parallel texts, and these have to be synonymous things. It's not the only place that Paul speaks in this way. Another example,Romans chapter 8, beginning in verse 5. He writes, for those who live according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh. But those who live…
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…going to look at it a little bit more next week, but we're going to look at it a bit today. And just one other thing before we get into the text,Romans chapter 8. I ask your prayers for me. As you know, one of the ministries of our church is a ministry called Church on Wednesday. And it's always good if you…
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…the Bible actually has a lot of wisdom to say about this. And it would be a great help for me and a great help to you if you'd open your Bibles toRomans chapter 8. And Romans chapter 8, verse 14, and if you're a guest here, one of the things that we do in Church of the Messiah is we want God's Word to form us…
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…how do we know that He is our Father? And Jesus says our Father in Heaven but Jesus is Jesus. How can we know that God is our Father? In Romans, inRomans chapter 8, we learn about the spirit of adoption which God gives out. The Bible says that when we trust in Jesus to repair our relationship with God, when we…
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…life. Again, I find that quite difficult to tie in with the general teaching of the Old Testament, of New Testament. For example, Paul says inRomans chapter 8, if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, they do not have Christ. In other words, if you don't have the Spirit, then you're not a Christian.…
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…be supported by Scripture. Let me have you look at a couple passages in relationship to that. You're there in John, but let's move forward. Go toRomans chapter 8. Romans chapter 8, verse 9 through 11. You, however, are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, in fact, if in fact the Spirit of God dwells in you.…
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…you'll be angry. But if you know that your Father is good, then you can trust him. You can trust him. And in the Bible, it says this. It says, inRomans chapter 8, it says, if God, who gave his only son for you, if he was willing to give his only son for you, he wouldn't spare him, he paid the ultimate cost…
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…mumbling to his bed. A man cannot utter it. The eye is not satisfied with seeing, nor the ear filled with hearing. Paul takes up this imagery inRomans chapter 8and says that the creation is like a slave subjected to futility, in bondage to corruption, longing to be set free. This place that was once eaten,…
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…it really going to look like when it all plays out? Not just the sermon, but the work of the Word of God in your life. I think about a passage inRomans chapter 8where it says this, that God explains the issue of His sovereign care for us, and it says, all things work together for good to them that love God…
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