Podcasts about free romans

Text: Romans 8:1-4 Notes: + In Jesus you have all the acceptance you will ever need. -       John 12:42-43 -       1 Corinthians 4:3-4 "To please God… to be a real ingredient in the divine happiness… to be loved by God, not merely pitied, but delighted in as an artist delights in his work or a father in a son- it seems impossible, a weight or burden of glory which our thoughts can hardly sustain. But so it is." — C.S. Lewis, The Weight of Glory. “We all automatically gravitate toward the assumption that we are justified by our level of sanctification, and when this posture is adopted, it inevitably focuses our attention not on Christ but on the adequacy of our own obedience. We start each day with our personal security resting not on the accepting love of God and the sacrifice of Christ but on our present feelings or recent achievements in the Christian life.” Richard Lovelace, Dynamics of Spiritual Life: An Evangelical Theology of Renewal (Preaching and Teaching for Individual Renewal). + In Jesus you have all the freedom you need. + Dominion – Desire – Deeds – Death -       Romans 6:12 -       Romans 6:20-21 -       Romans 7:5 -       Romans 7:15 -       Romans 7:20 -       Romans 6:20-23 “There is no greater mockery than to call a sinner a free man. Show me a convict toiling in the chain gang, and call him a free man if you will; point out to me the galley slave chained to the oar, and smarting under the taskmaster's lash whenever he pauses to draw breath, and call him a free man if you will; but never call a sinner a free man, even in his will, so long as he is the slave of his own corruptions. In our natural state, we wore chains, not upon our limbs, but upon our hearts, fetters that bound us, and kept us from God, from rest, from peace, from holiness, from anything like freedom of heart and conscience and will. The iron entered into our soul; and there is no slavery as terrible as that. As there is no freedom like the freedom of the spirit, so is there no slavery that is at all comparable to the bondage of the heart.” - Charles Spurgeon + Dominion - Desire - Deeds - LIFE! + Jesus dying for us is necessary for the Spirit living in us. -       Galatians 3:13-14 -       Romans 13:8-10 “Run, John, run, the law commands but gives us neither feet or hands. Far better news the gospel brings: it bids us fly and gives us wings.” – John Bunyan.

"Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God's will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect." Romans 12:2 — Listen to the Greg Laurie Podcast Become a Harvest PartnerSupport the show: https://harvest.org/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Free From Your Past

Free From Your Past

Fly! Be Free! Romans 6:1-23 Introduction These Roman Christians were united with Jesus Christ, united in Jesus Christ and all because of Jesus Christ alone. How could this be? Entirely due to the twin wellsprings of God's grace and mercy. And so do we, as all Christians do down through time! In these three chapters, Romans 5-8, Paul is explaining about life under grace – life for all those who claim Jesus to be their Master, their Lord and their God – having responded to God's free offer! Here in Romans 5-8, Paul shows from 8 different angles or lenses about life for all those who claim to be a Christian disciple – somebody who has decided to follow Jesus. It's like he is creating this fabulous stained glass window or a tapestry about life for the Christian believer who is now under grace and has Jesus as their master and Lord. What's going on? What was happening here in Chapter 6? In this section of Romans, Paul wants the believers in Rome to know, understand, recognize and comprehend all that living under grace encompasses. Paul knows that right thinking leads to right living. Paul is writing basic doctrine to this group of believers in Rome. There are 3 possible scenarios in Paul's thinking – 2 here in Romans 6 and another in Romans 7! Paul had obviously encountered this thinking before – perhaps even in his own life! So let's look at these scenarios together… As Paul writes, he informs the readers Exodus 21:1-6 – Freedom from slavery or continue being a slave… Two Scenarios! Scenario 1 (v1) Informing them of what they were in the past! Informing them of what they are now! Informing them of what they are to do in the future! And why all this, Paul? Informing them about Jesus!  Scenario 2 (v15) Informing them of what they were in the past! Informing them of what they are now! Informing them of what they are to do in the future! And why all this, Paul? Informing them about Jesus! Recapitulation Conclusion Application - What about us? Right mouse click or tap here to save the audio in MP3 format. Click on the appropriate link below to subscribe, share or download our iPhone App!

Today we are in Romans chapter 6. This chapter is one of Kitri's personal favorites. When she was going through her repentance, this chapter kept coming back up. What will you choose to be a slave to? You have the choice! What are you a slave to? Listen and find out!If you feel so inclined to donate to this ministry, our CashApp is In God She Trusts Ministries!Find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Paul wants you to experience being set free.  He doesn't want you to be set free for just a moment, but wants you to be set free forever.  Forever freedom comes from receiving the free gift of grace offered to you in Christ.

In this episode, join Jen and AJ as they look at Ezekiel 37, and compare it to Romans 8, showing how even when you are in the middle of your despair when there seems to be no life left,  the Spirit of God will breathe new life into your circumstances. This is one of the times when the Old Testament clearly points to the truth of new life and resurrection.When we are dead, we are dried, we're absolutely helpless and hopeless apart from Jesus Christ, He breathes his new life into us and we are actually dwelt by the very spirit of God. Tune in today and dive into Ezekiel's third vision where God showed him in the middle of a valley full of bones a picture of what God does for us spiritually. When you are in a place where you just can't see past your own dryness, failure, or despair, you can trust your Creator and your Recreator. Remember that God has reclaimed you. We hope this episode encourages your heart.Read the Show Notes: sojohub.com/revealed074{FREE} Romans 8 Coloring Page: sojohub.com/romanscoloringConnect with us: www.instagram.com/sojosocietyBecome a member: www.sojoacademy.comSojo Academy is an ongoing membership for Christian women that provides a practical, streamlined, spiritual growth plan for every woman.Support the Podcast: www.sojohub.com/supportHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.

Breaking free from the Tyranny of Insecurity Romans 8:31-39   Looking for past sermons? Visit: firstnaples.org/media

Romans 6:3-12 with Pastor Greg Denham

What does does becoming a slave to righteousness mean? And what is the freedom found in such servitude?

Jesus Hath Made Me Free - Romans 8:2-3 For more episodes and to support the show visit us at http://www.hopeinhimtoday.com.

When you believe the gospel, you're free to follow your new heart, a heart that is bound to Jesus.

Sunday Morning

Across the first six chapters of Romans, Paul has made a few things very clear: We need to be reconciled to God and are incapable of accomplishing that on our own. In Romans 7, he is going to make one final case about the unreliable and counterproductive nature of religion insofar as bringing about justification and salvation. Paul emphatically states that even the Jewish Law, as holy and inspired as it may be, is not a means of salvation for us. He also offers us a proper understanding of the Law's purpose and place in our lives today. We cover all of this and more in this message. Listen as we uncover a true and certain way to overcome sin and stay in fellowship with God.

Romans 6:4-7 New Living Translation   4 For we died and were buried with Christ by baptism. And just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glorious power of the Father, now we also may live new lives. 5 Since we have been united with him in his death, we will also be raised to life as he was. 6 We know that our old sinful selves were crucified with Christ so that sin might lose its power in our lives. We are no longer slaves to sin. 7 For when we died with Christ we were set free from the power of sin.

Romans 6:6 - 11

Wednesday Series

This episode is a re-recording of the words I spoke over our Women's Ministry during our fall Bible Study on the book of Psalms. I am so excited that I had the opportunity to re-record this teaching on Confession and Acknowledgment and the importance of them both in our prayer lives, in our relationship with God and our relationships with others. PDF print out: file:///C:/Users/racha/OneDrive/Documents/Confession%20and%20Acknowledgement%20Ladies%20Outline.pdf Bible verses that correlate with who God says you are: Blessed (Ephesians 1:3) Loved (John 3:16) Courageous (Deuteronomy 31:6) Redeemed (Romans 3:24) Free (Romans 6:6) Beautiful (Psalm 139:13-14) Victorious (Romans 8:37) Heir (Galatians 4:7) Chosen (Ephesians 1:4) Forgiven (Ephesians 1:7) If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love it if you gave it a 5 star review so others are able to find it!

Happy Wednesday! Today's identity truth is "I am...FREE" (Romans 8:1-2). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You've Been Set Free (Romans 8:1-4)

How do we pray when we don't know what to hope? Jackie and Isaiah talk through the good news of a God who groans with us as we reach for liberation. (We roamed all over Romans 8 on this one.)

This sermon was taken from the April 11th, 2k21 Sunday morning service at Jesus is Lord Family Worship Center - 501 Redman St. Newport, AR

Martin Luther calls this passage “… the chief point, and the very central place of the Epistle, and of the whole Bible.” With such reverence, listen to the freedom-granting truths about the forgiveness of God and the only right response to it: faith in Jesus.

Set Free! (Romans 8:1-10) - 3/7/2021 by Divine Grace Lutheran Church

Full, Final, and Free (Romans 8:18~25)

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This is an extra podcast on Romans 8:1-4. This is a sermon from Westgate Church of Christ in which we explore how we have gone from condemned in sin to free in Christ.

Today's message: Break Free (Romans 6:15-23)..."'Free' means you can now live the way you were created to live 'He is risen!'" // Join us for this Sunday's Easter Celebration! // To find out more about Involve Church, head to involvechurch.com or email info@involvechurch.com. More notes for this week's message can be found at ​http://bible.com/events/7185253 Also, you can navigate to the HUB to connect with the church staff, get plugged into a life group, or find out what's going in to help y

Today's message: Break Free (Romans 6:15-23)..."'Free' means you can now live the way you were created to live 'He is risen!'" // Join us for this Sunday's Easter Celebration! // To find out more about Involve Church, head to involvechurch.com or email info@involvechurch.com. More notes for this week's message can be found at ​http://bible.com/events/7185253 Also, you can navigate to the HUB to connect with the church staff, get plugged into a life group, or find out what's going in to help y

03/15/2020 - Chad Lewis

Romans 8:18-25. From the "The Book of Romans" sermon series. Preached by Stephen Baker.

In Romans 11 Paul tells us, 'look guys, if you had to earn God's grace then it wouldn't be God's grace. It's free, undeserved, and totally up for grabs.' Today on Simply Put, we're going to look at God's grace and put into perspective the things that so easily entangle us.

Series: Filled Spirit Living Sermon: The Holy Spirit Sets Us Free Scripture: Romans 8:1-4 Pastor: Thabiti Anyabwile September 22,2019

Rest and rejoice dear Christian for Christ has made you free; you can now please God.

I am secure - Romans 8:38-39, I am Free - Romans 6:4-8, I am Unfinished - Hebrews 12:1-5 The Joy of knowing Jesus and serving father God is the Joy that you are looking for ! It's the Joy of being united with Christ as your identity! Watch the sermon for this video at https://vimeo.com/328034584

I am secure - Romans 8:38-39, I am Free - Romans 6:4-8, I am Unfinished - Hebrews 12:1-5 The Joy of knowing Jesus and serving father God is the Joy that you are looking for ! It's the Joy of being united with Christ as your identity! Watch the sermon for this video at https://vimeo.com/328034584

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“Set Free, Live Free (Romans 6:1-23)” from (Dis)Qualified by Paul Sartarelli. Genre: Other. The post Set Free, Live Free (Romans 6:1-23) appeared first on Trinity Church - Mentor, Ohio.

Slavery to God is better than any freedom the world offers. This message was given by Pastor Mark Culton as part of our Romans teaching series.

Sunday Morning Sermon

Ever see a movie that shows a long time prisoner being released back into society? There were a few. The Shawshank Redemption comes to mind. Ole Morgan Freeman really shows the inner struggle one might face when suddenly living in a new freedom. If you haven’t seen the film, put it on your movie bucket list. In this study, Paul will be writing and speaking directly to the Jewish Christian in Rome and addressing this very issue.We’ll be reading Romans 7:1-6. Paul is continuing a section where he has described this new life in Christ. We have been given a new freedom. But now that we have been freed, how do we proceed? How will we live in this new life? And what about the past? How do we fit the past into the now? These are huge questions for the emerging church in Rome and they are huge to us as well.Paul masterfully uses the analogy of marriage to cover many of the aspects of this transition. In v 1-2 particular importance is placed in the fact that death ends a marriage. How does that make us feel? Knowing the death he is alluding to is Christ’s death, atoning for our sins, how does that make us feel? How we feel is part of Paul’s point. The direction of thought is being realigned from legal to relational.In v2-3 Paul continues the marriage analogy with yet another uncomfortable relational situation. Remarriage after the death of a spouse, while perfectly legal, is for all parties involved, complicated. In v-3, adultery is mentioned. How do we see adultery fitting into the following verse that states our new union with Christ is to prove fruitful to God?Paul is attempting to unite a divided Roman Church. The divisions present two thousand years ago are still manifest in our walk today. Given our new found freedom, how will we live free? How should the past shape our future? On what side of Christ’s death will we live? These are all questions the Roman Christians were facing and I believe we all struggle with today. It should be an interesting study!

Pastor Dane continues his series through the book of Romans with a sermon titled "I Am Free" from 6:12-19.

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Live Free

Free-Romans 8:1-6 Sermon by Rick Howerton Woodburn Baptist Church, Woodburn, Kentucky www.woodburnbaptist.org

Free-Romans 8:1-6 Sermon by Rick Howerton Woodburn Baptist Church, Woodburn, Kentucky www.woodburnbaptist.org

You Wanna Be Free | Romans 6:15-23 {Justified Series} Dan Sherrell by HCFclackamas

Is there a reason for everything that happens in life? When you encounter pain and suffering, is there a reason behind it all? Tune in as deal with this in our latest installment of the FREE | Romans series.

Is there a reason for everything that happens in life? When you encounter pain and suffering, is there a reason behind it all? Tune in as deal with this in our latest installment of the FREE | Romans series.

Series: We Believe--A Study in the London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689) Sermon: Man is Free (Romans 6) Preacher: Thabiti Anyabwile June 7, 2015

We are free from the controlling power of sin. When you invite God to forgive your sins, you are also inviting Him to change your life.

We are free from the controlling power of sin. When you invite God to forgive your sins, you are also inviting Him to change your life.

We are free from the controlling power of sin. When you invite God to forgive your sins, you are also inviting Him to change your life.

We are free from the controlling power of sin. When you invite God to forgive your sins, you are also inviting Him to change your life.