Sermons
Romans
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Romans 9
Romans 9:6-24 to review God's electing grace to save men and His dominion to damn rebels. Paul used family examples of Isaac and Jacob. He used scripture about His mercy and Pharaoh. He asked and answered questions. He exalted the…
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Seven Questions in Romans 8
Romans 8:31-35 has seven questions in five verses. The context is Christian persecution and death. Questions and answers are a teaching tool – often called a catechism. The last verses of Romans 8 are favorites, but this approach might help…
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Glory of Christ in Romans 8
The breadth, depth, density of this chapter is exceptional. The inspired apostle became a holy orator for God. It has many promises to increase assurance and faith. Its great emphasis from beginning to end is the union of the elect…
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Romans 9
Romans 9:6-24 to review God's electing grace to save men and His dominion to damn rebels. Paul used family examples of Isaac and Jacob. He used scripture about His mercy and Pharaoh. He asked and answered questions. He exalted the…
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Romans 5:19
PPT review of the difference between total depravity and original sin, emphasizing the great doctrine of imputation, which is God assigning to others the act of another.
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The Everlasting God and Gospel
For thousands of years, He ignored Gentiles, while He chose Israel as His only nation and church. But then God sent out the command for the gospel to be preached to us, and the number of Gentile converts far exceeded…
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When Pain Ends (Rom 8:17-25)
Life and the universe are filled with pain, trouble, death. But Jesus died to lift the sin curse, so the creation will be changed back to its original perfection. It will occur when Jesus returns and God formally declares us…
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Review of Romans 9-16
Slides were used to summarize the second half of Romans. The goal was to jog memories of the things learned during a long sermon series covering the whole book. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper study of any…
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Romans 1:26-32
When men reject God's obvious existence by creation, He may rewire them to do perverse things. Sodomy is His judgment, not a cause for judgment. But there are many more dysfunctional things He turns men over to as well. Beware!
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Romans 1:18-25
God's wrath is coming from heaven against the wicked. As Paul wrote, He gave all men opportunities to know Him, glorify Him, thank Him, and obey Him. They did not and instead invented lies, so He blinded and rewired them…
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Review of Romans 1-8
Slides were used to summarize the first half of Romans. The goal was to jog memories of good things learned during a long sermon series covering the whole book. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper study of any…
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Romans 1:16
Paul's systematic theology starts here. He will indict Gentiles, then Jews, and then both. He will condemn mankind by creation, providence, conscience, and scripture. But he first summarizes the gospel of Christ for believers.
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Romans 16:21-27Part 159 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Paul had saluted his friends in Rome (1-16)
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Romans 16:19Part 157 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Most Christians are ignorant
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Romans 16:20Part 158 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Divisions and offences in churches are the work of Satan (Jn 8:44
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Romans 16:17Part 155 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
God delivered His truth once to the saints, and He put in writing. It should be easy to stay with the truth and hate heresies. But many pastors and people are lazy and unsuspecting. Every divisive or heretical brother must…
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Romans 16:18Part 156 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Those not for Jesus Christ and existing doctrine are against Him. They are belly worshippers, idolizing their own ideas and wanting a following. Of course, they use good words found in the Bible and fair speeches, but they are strange…
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Romans 16:17Part 153 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
We are at war. The father of lies attacked the truth in Eden through Eve and Cain, and the Bible ends with his final efforts in his little season (Rev 20:3). The church is the pillar and ground of the…
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Romans 16:17Part 154 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Names must be named. Jesus blasted the Pharisees by name, and Luke, Paul, and John named other heretics. Paul even named Peter and put it in writing. To save the children of God from false teachers and liars, those varying…
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Romans 16:5b-7Part 151 in Romans – Chapter 16 (2014)
Romans 16:1-16 is hard for some to appreciate, but every word of God is pure and profitable. It is convicting to know these names were read in Rome and have been read for 2000 years. They are heroes of the…