APOLOGETICS
1  IS ANYTHING CERTAIN?

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    • Many people are uncertain about what's behind the material universe. Some feel all religions are uncertain. Is there any religion that's supported by facts from history?
2  CAN ANYTHING GIVE US A SENSE OF FULFILLMENT AND ETERNITY WE SEEK?

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    • God tells us we're not going to live here forever. The life we get from our parents won't be enough for us. It won't give us the sense of eternity we believe we're made for. Can anything give us this sense of fulfillment and eternity we seek?
3  IS THERE A WAY TO MAKE SENSE OUT OF OUR LIVES?

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    • "Imagine a big group of us got into a bus and it drove off. Somebody would soon ask, ""Why are we on this bus?"" People could tell what we could do while we were on the bus-but wouldn't be good at telling why we were there!"
4  WHY ARE WE HERE?

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    • "Think of being on a bus ride with others for years-eating, singing, having kids, living, and dying. Think what it would be like if the people didn't know why they were there--and nobody on the bus could or would answer that question!"
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5  HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT'S RIGHT? (ROMANS 9.1)

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    • How do you know what is right? Who or what could be used as a moral or ethical reference point to show us how to live?
6  SORROW AND PAIN (ROMANS 9.2)

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    • There are two distinct way to live-1) strained because we believe in fate or chance and are driven by forces outside ourself OR 2) relaxed because w e know and trust a loving Father who made us and is interested in us personall
7  WHAT IS LOVE? PART 1 (ROMANS 9.3a)

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    • "Esprit d' Corps-working together as one entity towards one result. A harmony results in doing whatever is needed to be done together-no matter the time taken, energy expended or expense"
8  WHAT IS LOVE? PART 2 (ROMANS 9.3b)

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    • "Love is putting yourself in the other person?s shoes completely, not only in your mind but in actions. You put yourself aside and concentrate on that person wholeheartedly"
9  ISRAELITES-THE PURPOSE OF THE CHOSEN PEOPLE (ROMANS 9:4a)

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    • What is the importance of Israel and its history today? Why should we believe when prophets and patriarchs from Old Testament times say God has spoken to them?
10  WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A SON? (ROMANS 9.4b)

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    • The being that made you is a dear person. He designed you to live a certain way and be happy.
11  SONSHIP:GROUP OR PERSONAL? (ROMANS 9.4c)

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    • "After an loud argument with our father, our mother tells us why we argue---we are so much alike!"
12  THE GLORY-EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL? (ROMANS 9:4d)

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    • The sign of being a child of God is not belonging to a church or living a good life but entering into the reality of Jesus' death and it's consequences.
13  WHAT IS THE NEW COVENANT? (ROMANS 9.4e)

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    • Have you ever made a deal with God? Do you think He knows about that deal? Did either of you honor it?
14  OLD OR NEW COVENANT? (ROMANS 9.4f)

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    • Further talks on what it truly means to be a Christian. What causes us to do wrong and why do we feel that it's wrong to do those things?
15  THE PURPOSE OF THE LAW (ROMANS 9.4g)

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    • The law was given to show our powerless in trying to obey it-only by living in Christ are we able to fulfil its requirements.
16  WHAT IS WORSHIP? (ROMANS 9.4h)

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    • Worship is something more than what we do on Sundays-it should be part of our lives through the week.
17  GOD'S PROMISES (ROMANS 9.4I)

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    • God's promises are only actualized if we are His children i.e. have received the New Birth.
18  THE PATRIARCH'S (ROMANS 9.5)

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19  NOMINAL CHRISTIANITY (ROMANS 9.6)

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20  NATURAL OR SUPERNATURAL CHRISTIANITY? (ROMANS 9.7)

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    • We are not born again-our religion is mental beliefism and opinions. Head belief rather than life in the Spirit.
21  GOOD WORKS OR FAITH WORKS? (ROMANS 9.8)

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    • "When we realize from God that we are no good, we can then enter into New Birth. Ask the Holy Spirit to make real Jesus' death in you."
22  BIRTH OUT OF DEATH (ROMANS 9.9)

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    • Death of sin through Jesus' death is the only way to victory. Our self-goodness needs to be destroyed.
23  THE LIFE OF PROMISE (ROMANS 9.10)

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    • A Christian is one who has given up his rights on how to live his own life but rather lives by faith in the promises of God.
24  GOD'S PLAN FOR YOU (ROMANS 9.11)

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    • "Find out what God wants for your life and occupation, not what's convenient-don't conform to what the world would want you to do."
25  YOUR VOCATION (ROMANS 9.12)

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    • Find out what God wants for you by doing what you enjoy e.g. Ecclesiastes 'do it with all your might'.
26  FINDING GOD'S PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE 1 (ROMANS 9.13)

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    • God has put you here for a special purpose and will lead you into it if you do what's at hand with all your heart.
27  QUESTIONING GOD (ROMANS 9.14)

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    • Why are you here? Your job is a gift from God to make you into Jesus. You're not here just for work but to fulfill God's to show Jesus in you to the world.l
28  GOD'S MERCY (ROMANS 9.15)

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    • God cannot overrule our decisions as to whether we obey Him or not. He has mercy on us if we give up ourselves to Him.
29  THE DIVINE PART AND THE HUMAN PART (ROMANS 9.16)

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    • How the Holy Spirit leads us into victory-our part and His.Illustrations of how we lose our close walk with Jesus.
30  GOD'S SOVEREIGNTY IN CIRCUMSTANCES (ROMANS 9.17)

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    • Does God rule over all including the senseless evil that often affects our lives? The problem of predestination.
31  FREE WILL (ROMANS 9.18)

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    • The problem of free will and evil.
32  FREE AND ACCOUNTABLE (ROMANS 9.19)

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    • "The problem of suffering:If God is responsible, then we are not responsible for our own evil actions."
33  LET GOD BE GOD (ROMANS 9.20)

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    • The importance of listening to our conscience and obeying God. If we don't we will miss God's plan and vocation for our lives.
34  ACCEPTING GOD'S JUDGMENT (ROMANS 9.21)

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    • What are we living for? What is the dearest thing in our life? God wants us to accept His plan for us. He is molding us to be like Himself.
35  AUTONOMY AND PROVIDENCE (ROMANS 9.22)

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    • God is in control of our circumstances and we should give Him thanks in all things as he uses these things to mold us for His purposes.
36  WHAT WERE WE MADE FOR? (ROMANS 9.23)

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    • "We need to see that God is in the midst of all of our trials and difficulties. When they are beyond us, it forces us to trust and abide in God."
37  MADE FOR ADVERSITY (ROMANS 9.24)

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    • Evil circumstances drive us beyond ourselves to grab on to God. God has borne all our weaknesses and trials out of love.
38  WHO ARE GOD'S PEOPLE? (ROMANS 9:25)

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    • Traits of those who are not born of God. How does our live show us that we are Christians and not just mental believers? Obedience is the key.
39  LIFE-SOURCE DETERMINES SONSHIP (ROMANS 9.26)

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40  THE PRINCIPLE OF THE REMNANT (ROMANS 9.27)

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41  JUDGMENT (ROMANS 9.28)

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    • What is true revival? God is choosing people who really love Him rather than being religious.
42  OUR PRESENT RESPITE (ROMANS 9.29)

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43  FAITH-RIGHTEOUSNESS (ROMANS 9.30)

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44  RIGHT WITH GOD OR RIGHT? (ROMANS 9.31)

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    • Definfition of a Christian-many live by laws-only in Jesus'death can we be real Christians-by faith it is made real in our life
45  WORKS-RIGHTEOUSNESS (ROMANS 9.32)

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    • We need to die to the world and people in order to experience the freedom that Jesus'death brings through faith or else we become legalistic and works oriented
46  FALLING INTO JESUS (ROMANS 9.33)

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    • "We try to make Jesus' death real by our own power i.e practicing the right attitude,reading the right books etc."
47  DO YOU LOVE YOUR FRIENDS? (ROMANS 10.1)

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    • What do we want most for the person we know or live with? Do we love them and want to see them saved or are we more concerned with our ownneeds?
48  AS LONG AS YOU ARE SINCERE (ROMANS 10.2)

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49  RIGHTEOUSNESS-YOUR'S OR GOD'S? (ROMANS 10.3)

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50  THE END OF STRAIN (ROMANS 10:4)

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    • "Intro into Jonestown massacre with lesson-John Newton ""America"" Sermon starts at 23 mins."
51  OBEDIENCE BRINGS LIFE (ROMANS 10.5)

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52  IDEALISTIC STRIVING OR REALISTIC FAITH (ROMANS 10.6)

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    • We have been re-created in Christ and are able to obey and depend on Him rather than people
53  PESSIMISTIC INTROSPECTION OR FAITH? (ROMANS 10.7)

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    • Don't introspect when failing-believe you are new in Christ-don't look at your feelings but believe God's word
54  BE WHAT YOU ARE! (ROMANS 10.8)

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    • We can only be free to be ourselves if we've been remade by Jesus notby trying to be right in our own power.
55  HOW TO BE CHANGED (ROMANS 10.9)

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56  PUT RIGHT AND MADE RIGHT (ROMANS 10.10)

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57  FINAL CONFIDENCE (ROMANS 10.11)

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    • The need to choose Jesus in order to keep us from going to hell-our good deeds are not enough-we need to have him living in us
58  UNIVERSAL ATONEMENT (ROMANS 10.12)

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    • Every person has been placed in Christ and has been set free from prison-it is only actualized if we accept Christ into our lives
59  CONDITIONAL REGENERATION (ROMANS 10.13)

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60  TWO AND ONE-HALF BILLION (ROMANS 10.14A)

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    • The call to go abroad and spread the truth of the life Jesus. Content is quite dated! Iranian revolution etc.
61  TEN THOUSAND LIKE JESUS (ROMANS 10.14B)

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    • Illustration of life in London and India to encourage people to go abroad so that those people can see that God loves them and that Jesudied for them.
62  WHERE WILL YOU LIVE? (ROMANS 10.14C)

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    • Third talk on going abroad-illustrations from China and CCI
63  ARE YOU WILLING TO BE SENT? (ROMANS 10.15)

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    • Further talks on going abroad-illustration of small pox workers who travelled the world to administer the vaccine
64  IF YOU BELIEVE YOU OBEY (ROMANS 10.16)

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    • Jesus tells us to repent-we have the power to do it. Jesus died so that we could repent. Some comments Muslims may find offensive.
65  HEARING CHRIST PRODUCES FAITH OR SIN (ROMANS 10.17)

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    • Christ speaks through the preacher and His word either produces faithor sin and we are responsible to act on it.His word does not return void
66  EVER HEARD GOD'S VOICE? (ROMANS 10.18)

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    • God speaks through people and His word-we become dull and hardened if we refuse to act on it-faith comes by hearing
67  GENERAL REVELATION (ROMANS 10.19A)

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    • We can be set free by heeding the voice of God in our lives-we've been remade in Jesus and it becomes real as we believe it
68  ARE YOU REJECTING CHRIST? (ROMANS 10.19B)

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    • We need to act on the things we hear through a preacher or another asthe word of God-if we reject them we reject Christ
69  IS GOD REAL TO YOU? (ROMANS 10.20)

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    • God can't become real to us unless we exercise faith and take action by trusting God with everyday affairs
70  FREE TO CHOOSE (ROMANS 10.21)

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    • Why the Jews went through the Holocaust-disobedience.How it applies to us-the freedom to choose to obey.One of the controversial tapes onthe reason for the holocaust.
71  YOU FACE GOD ALONE (ROMANS 11.1)

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    • "Because we belong to a group or do good works we won't go to heaven unless we trust God with our lives-illustrations from Moshe Dyan,GoldMeir and Israel's history"
72  GOD SEES YOUR HEART (ROMANS 11.2A)

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    • God knows whether we are trusting and yielding to Him or ignoring Hisinvasions into our secret lives-we become what we are but moreso unless we are made new in Jesus
73  PRAYING PEOPLE DOWN (ROMANS 11.2B)

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    • "By believing that we as well as others have been remade in Jesus,we are able to pray others up instead of criticising them"
74  SELF PITY (ROMANS 11.3)

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    • We end up in self pity when we try to preserve our life without God- unbelief and self pity creates a perverted view of things and causes us to seek our own security and happiness apart from God.
75  BAAL WORSHIP (ROMANS 11.4)

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    • Baal worship is depending on things or people for security rather than God-its root is unbelief-God will supply our needs if we trust Him and do the natural things that lie before us
76  THE REMNANT:GOD SCREENS OR CLEANS (ROMANS 11.5)

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    • If we disobey God and don't come to know Him we become alienated fromHim perhaps forever.God removes the wrong things from our lives or removes us e.g.the remnant of Israel
77  THE HERESY OF CHEAP GRACE (ROMANS 11.6)

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    • "Our lives should reflect a marked change-most Christians live defeat-ed lives and have a gospel of mental assent-all talk,no action. The term `born again' has little meaning, no substance."
78  HOW TO PRAY (ROMANS 11:7a)

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79  TRYING TO GET INTO JESUS (ROMANS 11.7b)

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    • Because we're part of a group doesn't mean we are rightly related to God-we're meant to have a personal relationship with God and not start a self-improvement plan to please Him
80  SIN BLINDS (ROMANS 11.8)

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    • Our hearts become hard if we don't deal honestly with each other-we avoid the issue of dealing with God by trying to please Him with goodworks
81  SALVATION BY WORKS (ROMANS 11.9)

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    • "Because we're not closely related to God,we get in volved in works & legalism e.g.bible study,witnessing in order to prove ourselves to God-examples used from marriage and Jewish nation"
82  THE COST OF UNNATURAL LIVING (ROMANS 11.10)

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    • "Controversial! Examples from Israel of darkness and the ""bent back"".By rejecting God's plans and not trusting Him,we live lives that we plan without getting His mind and become darkened."
83  GOD'S USE OF EVIL (ROMANS 11.11)

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    • Lessons to be learned from the nation of Israel. Could be controversial to Jewish listeners. 'There backs are bent always'.
84  THE JEW'S AGONY AND ECSTASY (ROMANS 11.12)

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    • Controversial!! Talks on the holocaust-lessons learned from its history-disobedience and lack of faith bring judgement.Very contoversial from a secular viewpoint!
85  THE APOSTOLIC MINISTRY (ROMANS 11.13)

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    • The ministry is given by one who preaches the gospel of freedom from sin by Jesus'work on Calvary-this is the only solution for our problems and worries.
86  THE MESSIAH (ROMANS 11.14a)

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    • Examination of O.T.prophecies which point to Jesus as the Messiah. Apologetic sermon specifically for Jewish people.
87  ANTI-SEMITISM (ROMANS 11.14b)

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    • Response to public criticism of accusations of anti-semitism-survey of last months sermons to clarify the issue.
88  THE HOLOCAUST (ROMANS 11.15a)

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    • Examples of Joseph's attitude towards evil-God used it as part of His plan
89  THE TWO ISRAELS (ROMANS 11:15b)

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    • Potentially controversial. More examples using the Jews-many are under the curse of the law cf. Romans 7.
90  HOLY LIVING (ROMANS 11.16A)

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    • We are fearful of giving our whole life to God-we only give Him enough to try to keep Him happy but will not allow Him to come fully into us.
91  OUR PATRIARCHAL HERITAGE (ROMANS 11.16B)

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    • The characteristics of one who is holy-the root needs to be holy for our lives to be holy-we try to make ourselves holy-God needs to cir- cise our hearts.Our problems come because of our failure to obey.
92  GOD'S GULF STREAM (ROMANS 11.17)

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    • Examples from Patriarchs of walking by faith-If we spend time with God and trust Him He will reveal His plan to us and guide our lives
93  BEARING OR BORNE? (ROMANS 11.18)

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    • It is not our faith that works but Jesus' faith working in us i.e. Gal.2.20 Jesus' is our root and source and exercises His faith in us if we will let Him and our willing to obey God's plan for our lives
94  NOBODY LIKE ME (ROMANS 11.19)

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    • You're unique! It comes because God loves you and made you for a spec.purpose-it is only actualised by being born again in Jesus.We try to bring about our own individuality
95  BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH (ROMANS 11.20)

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    • "Although we acknowledge that God has made everything including us, we live as if we are gods. We therefore worry as we try and control things. How do we get free from it? Lu.2.49"
96  GOD'S JUSTICE (ROMANS 11.21)

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    • We have no power to solve our own problems-we try by our use of know-ledge-only by God's power in our lives is there a way to overcome- only by faith in Jesus and accepting His uncreated life e.g.Moses
97  GOD'S LOVE IS SEVERE AND KIND (ROMANS 11.22)

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    • Examples from Moses and the wilderness-faith in Jesus'work and trust-ing Him for all we need brings God's kindness-unbelief and disobed- ience brings God's severity e.g.ruined life of one on drugs
98  THE FORCE (ROMANS 11.23)

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    • Examples of exercising faith from Moses-Faith releases the power of Jesus to change situations.
99  THE SOURCE OF OUR STRENGTH (ROMANS 11.24)

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    • Do we put our faith in ourselves and circumstances and live according to what we want our in Christ and what He wants? Are we grafted into the world system or the energy of Christ?
100  THE HARDENING OF ISRAEL (ROMANS 11.25)

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    • Review of past problems resulting from anti-semitist lobby. Reasons for people taking such views.Main talk:how the Jews hearts as well asour own become hardened through rejection of Jesus and disobedience
101  ISRAEL'S FINAL SALVATION (ROMANS 11.26)

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    • "Will all of Israel be saved? Only the ""true"" Israel will be saved. Talks on the end times-how we should live as we wait for Jesus' return;in holiness and purity ."
102  SALVATION FROM SIN (ROMANS 11:27)

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    • "God is able to give us victory regardless of how difficult the circumstances are. We need to have a simple, abandoned, trusting faith."
103  GOD'S VIEW OF THE JEWISH NATION (ROMANS 11:28)

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104  GOD'S UNCONDITIONAL GIFTS (ROMANS 11:29)

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105  WRATH OR MERCY? (ROMANS 11:30)

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106  OUR FATHER'S ARMS (ROMANS 11:31)

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107  THE PURPOSE OF EXISTENCE (ROMANS 11:32)

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    • God gives us commands we can't naturally obey in order for us to trust Him more deeply. God carries our burdens for us!
108  INFINITE WISDOM (ROMANS 11:33)

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109  QUESTIONING GOD'S LOVE (ROMANS 11:34)

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    • "We need to trust God in all areas of our life; future, marriage, health, many things we can't control. God loves us immensely and will take care of us."
110  WHAT DOES GOD OWE US? (ROMANS 11:35)

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111  WHY DO WE EXIST? (ROMANS 11:36)

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    • Starts out with 'bus ride' analogy-why are we here and where are we going? We are here to become like Jesus if we obey God and listen to the voice of the HS.
112  OUR GREATEST UNPAID DEBT (ROMANS 12:1a)

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    • Jekyll/Hyde analogy. The key to our spiritual life and walk is Paul's 'therefore'. Two vital parts;what you believe to be real and how you live in accordance with it.
113  THE KEY TO SANITY (ROMANS 12:1b)

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    • Analogy of spare parts-would we sell our arm? We have been remade in Jesus and are perfect in Him. We do not belong to ourselves but God so we owe Him our all.
114  WHAT DOES GOD WANT OF YOU? (ROMANS 12:1c)

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    • The implication of presenting our bodies... Jesus has destroyed our old nature and we need to repent and accept that work-not our effort but faith in His great work.
115  SHORT-CIRCUITING DEATH (ROMANS 12:1d)

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    • "Defintion of sin and the remedy for it: hand over your life to God-He has destroyed it in Jesus. Because we deserve death, we are to present our bodies as sacrifice."
116  WHAT IS CONSECRATION? (ROMANS 12:1e)

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117  BE YOURSELF (ROMANS 12:2a)

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118  CONFORM OR TRANSFORM! (ROMANS 12:2b)

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    • You were made to be happy. Either we accept that Jesus has made us a new creation or we conform to the fallen image of the world and become slaves to it!
119  THE FUNCTION OF THE MIND (ROMANS 12:2c)

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    • The role of the mind in aiding faith to enable us to live up to the reality of Jesus' great work.
120  RENEWING THE MIND 1 (ROMANS 12:2d)

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121  RENEWING THE MIND 2 (ROMANS 12:2e)

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122  MAN'S EXTREMITY-GOD'S OPPORTUNITY (ROMANS 12.2f)

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123  WHAT IS TRUE HAPPINESS? (ROMANS 12:2g)

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    • "Happiness is not based on favorable circumstances or feelings but based on knowing God intimately. When you know God's plan for your life, you will be happy whatever your job is good or bad."
124  GOD'S WILL -- PERSONAL REVIVAL (ROMANS 12:2h)

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125  PLEASING GOD WHOLEHEARTEDLY (ROMANS 12:2i)

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    • How to get back to God when we've backslidden-seek God for a clean heart/fullness of the Spirit.
126  GOD'S WILL IN GOD'S WAY (ROMANS 12:2j)

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127  SOUL-POWER OR SPIRIT-POWER? (ROMANS 12:2k)

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128  OUR RIGHTS OR GOD'S? (ROMANS 12:3a)

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    • Present yourselves to God and have your hearts cleansed. Joy comes when we submit ourselves to God unreservedly.
129  SELF-ESTEEM (ROMANS 12:3b)

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130  YOUR UNIQUE LIFE (ROMANS 12:4)

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    • Your unique-you need to find out from Jesus what He wants you to do with your life. There is something only you can do for God.
131  OUR LIFE TOGETHER (ROMANS 12:5)

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132  YOUR GIFT (ROMANS 12:6a)

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133  USING YOUR GIFT (ROMANS 12:6b)

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    • "We have a special gift from God to give to this world. When we withhold our gifts, we whither and dry up-when we give, we receive a hundredfold."
134  DO YOU SERVE OR TEACH? (ROMANS 12:7)

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135  ARE YOU AN ENCOURAGER? (ROMANS 12:8a)

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136  GENEROSITY (ROMANS 12:8b)

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    • Talks on the gift of unselfish giving-liberality and generosity.
137  HELPING OTHERS (ROMANS 12:8c)

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138  LEADERSHIP (ROMANS 12:8d)

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139  HOW TO LEAD (ROMANS 12:8e)

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140  LOVE IS HONEST (ROMANS 12:9a)

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    • "Beginning of mini-series on what real, unselfish love is and it's implications in our lives."
141  THE HEART OF LOVE (ROMANS 12:9b)

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    • "Definition of real, practical love."
142  LOVE-SELFISH AND UNSELFISH (ROMANS 12:9c)

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143  LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF (ROMANS 12:9d)

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144  THE PURPOSE OF LOVE (ROMANS 12:9e)

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145  HUMAN OR DIVINE LOVE? (ROMANS 12:9f)

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146  HATE SIN (ROMANS 12:9g)

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147  REAL AFFECTION (ROMANS 12:10a)

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148  OTHERS FIRST (ROMANS 12:10b)

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149  ARE YOU ENTHUSIASTIC? (ROMANS 12:11a)

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150  THE HOLY SPIRIT'S BURNING (ROMANS 12:11b)

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151  WHO IS RULING YOUR LIFE? (ROMANS 12:11c)

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152  SERVING THE LORD (ROMANS 12:11d)

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153  REJOICE IN YOUR HOPE (ROMANS 12:12a)

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    • We should experience joy in all the circumstances of our lives.
154  PATIENT IN TRIBULATION (ROMANS 12:12b)

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    • We should always look up to God and rejoice no matter how bad the situation is.
155  PRAYER TIME WITH GOD (ROMANS 12:12c)

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    • Prayer is finding time to be with God and having a personal relationship with Him.
156  WHAT IS PRAYER? (ROMANS 12:12d)

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    • Prayer is talking with God not talking at God.
157  CRITERION OF A CHILD OF GOD (ROMANS 12:12e)

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    • A born-again Christian is one who stops sinning. Examine your life to see if there are any self-life traits or grayness in us. Repent and pay the cost!
158  WHY PRAY? (ROMANS 12:12f)

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159  HELPING EACH OTHER FINANCIALLY (ROMANS 12:13a)

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160  DISTRIBUTING GOD'S MONEY (ROMANS 12:13b)

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    • Guidance on using/giving money. Questions and answers at end.
161  THE NECESSITY OF HOSPITALITY (ROMANS 12:13c)

  • Summary

    • Real love and concern is putting others first and wanting the best for them even if it hurts you.
162  HOW TO TREAT YOUR ENEMIES (ROMANS 12:14)

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163  REJOICING AND WEEPING (ROMANS 12:15)

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164  REAL LOVE (ROMANS 12:16a)

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165  DON'T BE HAUGHTY (ROMANS 12:16b)

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166  RESPONDING TO MALICE (ROMANS 12:17)

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167  LIVE IN PEACE (ROMANS 12:18)

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168  GOD PRESERVES JUSTICE (ROMANS 12:19)

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169  PERSONAL ENEMY (ROMANS 12:20)

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170  HOW TO DEFEAT EVIL (ROMANS 12:21)

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171  OBEDIENCE TO CIVIL AUTHORITIES (ROMANS 13:1)

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    • "Authority needs to be respected and submitted to in order to keep society from destroying itself. There is no authority but from God, those that exist have been instituted by God."
172  UNDERMINING CIVIL AUTHORITY (ROMANS 13:2a)

  • Summary

    • "The purpose of civil rulers is to keep order in civilization, to keep anarchy from breaking out, to give every person an opportunity to choose for God"
173  SUPPORTING THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES (ROMANS 13:2b)

  • Summary

    • Questions and answers at end
174  GOVERNMENT AND GOOD BEHAVIOR (ROMANS 13:3)

  • Summary

    • "Rulers aren't a terror to good conduct, but to bad or harmful conduct. Civil law can RESTRAIN lawlessness; but cannot cause a person to change."
175  GOVERNMENT AND BAD BEHAVIOR (ROMANS 13:4a)

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176  THE GOVERNMENT AND JUSTICE (ROMANS 13:4b)

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177  CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (ROMANS 13:5a)

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178  IT'S ONLY MONEY (ROMANS 13:6)

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    • Not Available
179  AUTHORITIES AND AUTHORITY (ROMANS 13:7)

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180  PUTTING OUR FAITH IN GOD (ROMANS 13:8a)

  • Summary

    • Good sermon on how to manage our money and living beyond our means! Worry means we have faith in our job not God!
181  DEBT OF LOVE (ROMANS 13:8b)

  • Summary

    • "Do we depend on our jobs for financial security or on God? God is our millionaire father who will provide for us. When we worry, we have our faith in our job, not God!"
182  "OTHERS SECOND, OURSELVES LAST" (ROMANS 13:9)

  • Summary

    • "What is Love? Giving the most precious things you have; your talents and all that you are, to another person for their benefit"
183  LOVE IS ACTION (ROMANS 13:10a)

  • Summary

    • Real love is putting others first and not looking after your own interests while trusting God to look after you.
184  LOVING OTHERS (ROMANS 13:10b)

  • Summary

    • Talks on love-we've lost the idea of what love is. Love is not feeling but willing!
185  HOW LONG HAVE YOU GOT? (ROMANS 13:11)

  • Summary

    • Preoccupation with the end times.
186  DARKNESS IS PASSING (ROMANS 13:12a)

  • Summary

    • "How Many times have you wished you could ""edit out"" the bad parts of your life?"
187  THE INCARNATION (ROMANS 13:12b)

  • Summary

    • The Incarnation of Christ is a clear demonstration of what reality is and what God is like and it clears away all of our philosophizing
188  LIVING IN LIGHT (ROMANS 13:13)

  • Summary

    • Living up to the highest we know and walking in the light.
189  WHAT IS FAITH IN CHRIST? (ROMANS 13:14a)

  • Summary

    • "We've been saying for years ""I'm going to get ready to meet God, year after year we say this, but nothing changes. Why?"
190  FAITH OR KNOWLEDGE? (ROMANS 14:1b)

  • Summary

    • "Real faith is not mental beliefism but definite action, throwing your self onto God and allowing Him to act. Faith is personal trust in Jesus."
191  FAITH IS PERSONAL TRUST (ROMANS 14.1c)

  • Summary

    • Difference between belief and faith. We need to have a personal trusting faith in Jesus rather than believing all the right things.
192  MENTAL ASSENT OR WEAK FAITH? (ROMANS 14:1d)

  • Summary

    • What is the new birth and what kind of repentance is required-putting your all on the altar.
193  IS YOUR FAITH WEAK? (ROMANS 14:1e)

  • Summary

    • Mental beliefism. The difference between mental belief and real faith is a personal trust in Jesus and letting Him control your life.
194  TREE OF LIFE OR TREE OF KNOWLEDGE? (ROMANS 14:1f)

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195  WEAK FAITH OR IMPENITENCE? (ROMANS 14:1g)

  • Summary

    • "Saving faith is a deep, personal trust in Jesus which is appropriated by repentance-turning from what you know is wrong."
196  OBEDIENCE OR LEGALISM? (ROMANS 14:2)

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    • Not Available
197  ME AND MY ACTIONS (ROMANS 14:3)

  • Summary

    • "Do you think abortion is wrong? In every case, for instance rape, or incest? The faith that brings us closer to God is deeper than our disputes over these things"
198  ONLY ONE JUDGE (ROMANS 14:4)

  • Summary

    • "What happens when we believe we know what is right not only for ourselves, but for others."
199  THE CURE FOR FALSE HUMANITY (ROMANS 14:5)

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200  THE HOLY SPIRIT OUR COACH (ROMANS 14:6)

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201  NO MAN IS AN ISLAND (ROMANS 14:7)

  • Summary

    • "There are many non essentials in the Christian life that we get caught up in and think they're so important to Christianity, and they're not."
202  PLEASING GOD (ROMANS 14:8)

  • Summary

    • Are you still struggling with a deep down desire to fit in?
203  BOTH SIDES OF THE GRAVE (ROMANS 14:9)

  • Summary

    • "We've been talking about things that are not right or wrong in themselves, but about which we need guidance; not murder, but things like war, or prayer in schools."
204  EYES ON JESUS (ROMANS 14:10)

  • Summary

    • Why do we pass judgment on someone else?s actions? Only God knows what is in the persons heart and what is motivating them to act as they do.
205  JUDGE OF ALL (ROMANS 14:11)

  • Summary

    • Why does God allow evil things to happen? Because to do otherwise is to override man?s free will to act as he chooses and God will not do that.
206  MEETING GOD + S. Bagdasarianz (ROMANS 14:12)

  • Summary

    • "There will come a day when we will stand before our God and Jesus; the Son of Man; our Saviour will judge every word we have spoken, every thought that has dwelt in our minds."
207  A SERVING SPIRIT (ROMANS 14:13)

  • Summary

    • "These are saving days; these are days when we have the opportunity to choose for God or against Him. This is not a time of judgment, but of saving."
208  TO THE PURE... (ROMANS 14:14)

  • Summary

    • This is your life; now is the time to find out and be persuaded how we are meant to live it.
209  THE KINGDOM OF GOD (ROMANS 14:17a)

  • Summary

    • "Wherever the rule of the king takes place that is his kingdom. So with God, wherever He is allowed to reign, there is his kingdom on this earth."
210  THE KINGDOM OF REST (ROMANS 14:17b)

  • Summary

    • Trying to live our lives off what the world has to offer is like trying to draw life from the dregs of the leftovers. It's not possible.
211  THE KINGDOM OF JOY (ROMANS 14:17c)

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212  SERVING CHRIST: PART 1 (ROMANS 14:18a)

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213  SERVING CHRIST: PART 2 (ROMANS 14:18b)

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214  THE KINGDOM OF THIS WORLD NO. 2 (ROMANS 14:18c)

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215  BUILDING OTHERS UP (ROMANS 14:19)

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    • Not Available
216  WHO IS A STUMBLING BLOCK? (ROMANS 14:21)

  • Summary

    • We will meet God after death and have to account on how we lived-have we been stumbling blocks by how we live and what we do?
217  PERSONAL INTEGRITY (ROMANS 14:22)

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218  SIN IS LACK OF FAITH (ROMANS 14:23a)

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219  HAVING A CLEAR CONSCIENCE (ROMANS 14:23b)

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220  LACK OF FAITH IS SIN (ROMANS 14:23c)

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221  THE SIN OF NOT HAVING FAITH (ROMANS 14:23f)

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222  FORBEARANCE (ROMANS 15:1)

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223  LOVING YOUR NEIGHBOR (ROMANS 15:2)

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224  BEING A BURDEN BEARER (ROMANS 15:3a)

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225  THE PURPOSE OF LIFE (ROMANS 15:3b)

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226  ENCOURAGEMENT THROUGH THE WORD (ROMANS 15:4a)

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227  FACING YOUR GOLIATH'S (ROMANS 15.4b)

  • Summary

    • Faith in the work of Christ in our hearts enables us to live victoriously in difficult circumstances-His life in us overcomes the evil in us.
228  TRUST GOD AS A REFUGE (ROMANS 15:4c)

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229  DELIVERANCE IN DISASTER (ROMANS 15:4d)

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230  GOD HAS A DREAM FOR YOU (ROMANS 15:4e)

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231  A REASON FOR HOPE (ROMANS 15:4f)

  • Summary

    • Have you ever thought about committing suicide? What is our purpose in being here?
232  GOD OF RENEWAL (ROMANS 15:5a)

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233  GOD OF REASSURANCE (ROMANS 15:5b)

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234  LIVING IN HARMONY (ROMANS 15:5e)

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235  WHO DO YOU ACCEPT? (ROMANS 15:7a)

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236  ACCEPTING ONE ANOTHER (ROMANS 15:7b)

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237  EXERCISING FAITH FOR OTHERS (ROMANS 15:8)

  • Summary

    • Criticism!
238  ABOUND IN HOPE (ROMANS 15:13a)

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ROMANS
239  REAL JUSTIFICATION BRINGS PEACE (ROMANS 5:1)

  • Summary

    • The definition of a Christian-one who is born again and filled with the Spirit. We don't have peace because we aren't right with God. Our heart condemns us.
240  JUSTIFICATION AND SANCTIFICATION 1 (ROMANS 5:2)

  • Summary

    • Justification is the objective fact of what God has done and is not based on feelings.
241  JUSTIFICATION AND SANCTIFICATION 2 (ROMANS 5:3)

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    • Not Available
242  JESUS DIED FOR YOU AT YOUR WORST (ROMANS 5:6)

  • Summary

    • The basis of our salvation.
243  GOD LOVES YOU WHATEVER YOU'RE LIKE! (ROMANS 5.7a)

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    • Not Available
244  RECONCILED (ROMANS 5.7b)

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245  JESUS' DEATH RECONCILES-JESUS' LIFE SAVES (ROMANS 5:10)

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246  ORIGINAL SIN AND DEATH (ROMANS 5:12)

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    • Not Available
247  RESISTANCE (ROMANS 5:13)

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248  SIN AND DEATH (ROMANS 5:14)

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249  SHEER GRACE (ROMANS 5:15)

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250  CONDEMNED OF JUSTIFIED? (ROMANS 5:16)

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251  DEATH OF LIFE IN THE MIND (ROMANS 5:17a)

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252  DEATH OF LIFE IN THE EMOTIONS (ROMANS 5:17b)

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253  DEATH OF LIFE IN THE BODY (ROMANS 5:17c)

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254  JESUS IN YOU (ROMANS 5:19)

  • Summary

    • Does your life shine forth the life of Jesus or do you live for yourself?
255  A NEW START-72 (ROMANS 5:18)

  • Summary

    • We can begin real life again when we allow Jesus to have His way in our lives.
256  CLEANSED FROM ALL UNRIGHTEOUSNESS (ROMANS 5:20a)

  • Summary

    • Review; The Carnal Christian.
257  PURPOSE OF THE LAW (ROMANS 5:20b)

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    • Not Available
258  DEATH OF SIN AND LIFE OF GRACE (ROMANS 5:21)

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259  THE GUILT AND POWER OF SIN (ROMANS 6:1)

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260  UNIVERSAL ATONEMENT-CONDITIONAL JUSTIFICATION (ROMANS 6:2)

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261  ATONEMENT MEANS IDENTIFICATION (ROMANS 6:3)

  • Summary

    • "We try and get security, signifigance and happiness from the world and not from God. We manipulate circumstances and people to achieve this. God in Jesus destroyed this evil propensity of our natures."
262  IDENTIFICATION IS THE CONDITION (ROMANS 6:4)

  • Summary

    • An explanation of how Jesus death has delivered us from our sinful nature.
263  DEATH TO THE SELFISH WILL (ROMANS 6:6)

  • Summary

    • Jesus death was meant to deliver us from our own selfish desires and interests and to live wholly for Him in joy!
264  FREEDOM FROM SIN (ROMANS 6:7)

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265  THE RESURRECTED LIFE (ROMANS 6:8)

  • Summary

    • Perverted self-love is what God wants to deliver us from.
266  THE DEATH OF DEATH (ROMANS 6:9)

  • Summary

    • "Traits of sin and the self-life examined. Anger, frustration, irratibility are symptoms of self and we can be delivered from them by faith in Jesus' work on the Cross."
267  IN CHRIST (ROMANS 6:10)

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268  CRUCIFIED: FACT OR FEELING? (ROMANS 6:11)

  • Summary

    • To be crucified with Christ means dying to our own rights and giving ourselves fully to God. Forsaking sin is essential to knowing God personally.
269  DON'T PROVIDE FOR SIN (ROMANS 6:12)

  • Summary

    • Are we ready to die to our own self interests and allow God to fill us with His love and power? Walls of Jericho illustration of how we are to walk by faith rather than feeling.
270  BANK ON THE LORD'S LIFE (ROMANS 6:13)

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271  FREE FROM SIN (ROMANS 6:14)

  • Summary

    • Talks on how God is able to completely deliver us from sin.
272  LIBERTY AND MOTIVE (ROMANS 6:15)

  • Summary

    • Are we slaves to anything in this life?
273  WHOSE SLAVE ARE YOU? (ROMANS 6:16)

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274  HEART FREEDOM (ROMANS 6:17)

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275  PERFECT OBEDIENCE OR SINLESS PERFECTION? (ROMANS 6:18)

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276  REROUTING THE PERSONALITY (ROMANS 6:19)

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277  FREEDOM AND SLAVERY (ROMANS 6:20)

  • Summary

    • "What are we slaves to? We all desire to have security, significance and happiness. The reason we lack these things is because we've been living independent of God. We try and get from things which we should get from God."
278  SHAMEFUL LIVING BRINGS DEATH (ROMANS 6:21)

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279  SANCTIFICATION (ROMANS 6:22)

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280  THE GIFT (ROMANS 6:23)

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281  LAW (ROMANS 7:1)

  • Summary

    • "The law is God's way to check us and keep us on the right track, revealing sin and selfishness."
282  EXTERNAL LAW OR INTERNAL RESTRAINT? (ROMANS 7:4)

  • Summary

    • The essence of sin is independence of God and our claim to our right to ourselves.
283  GOD'S LAW EXPOSES A LACK OF TRUST (ROMANS 7:5)

  • Summary

    • "Discussion on how God's law operates in our lives. The law is God's way to check us and keep us on the right track, revealing sin and selfishness."
284  BONDAGE OF LAW OR FREEDOM OF SPIRIT? (ROMANS 7.6)

  • Summary

    • We're trying to be something we are not-this brings stress and unrest. Jesus' death destroyed this power and desire to rule over us if we trust in Him and submit to His will.
285  LAW EXPOSES SIN (ROMANS 7.7)

  • Summary

    • "God's order and design of the universe used to illustrate God's love, care and concern for us. We only trust God for the things we cannot control?"
286  LAW PROVOKES SIN (ROMANS 7:8)

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287  LAW DESTROYS GODLESS HAPPINESS (ROMANS 7:9)

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288  GOD'S VIEW OF LAW: PART 1 (ROMANS 7.12A)

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289  GOD'S VIEW OF LAW: PART 2 (ROMANS 7.12B)

  • Summary

    • One of the purposes of God's law is to restrain sin. Illustrations from Watergate. The law exposes sin and points us to a higher way beyond ourselves so that we have to trust God.
290  INTELLECTUAL OR VOLITIONAL CONVICTION (ROMANS 7:13)

  • Summary

    • "God's law exposes self-will. The reveals sinfulness in our lives to such an extent that we give up our self-will. Only we can give that up, God respects our free will."
291  THE CARNAL ATTITUDE (ROMANS 7:14)

  • Summary

    • I can't! It's not that we can't stop sinning but rather we won't-we don't see the dire consequences of doing wrong.
292  OUR PERVERTED NATURE (ROMANS 7:15)

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    • We are unable to do the things we know are right.
293  BONDAGE OF THE CARNAL WILL (ROMANS 7:16)

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294  THE POWER OF SIN (ROMANS 7:17)

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295  THE PRETENSIONS OF THE CARNAL WILL (ROMANS 7:18)

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296  THE MASTERY OF THE WILL (ROMANS 7:19)

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297  WILLING ACCOMPLICE OR BERATED SLAVE? (ROMANS 7:20)

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298  THE INNER CONFLICT (ROMANS 7:21)

  • Summary

    • The way to deliverance from our Jekyll/Hyde personalities outlined by our identification with Jesus' death and walking in the light of obedience.
299  EDEN-IN-WILDERNESS (ROMANS 7:22)

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300  A DIFFERENT LAW (ROMANS 7:23)

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301  DELIVERANCE FROM THIS BODY (ROMANS 7:24A)

  • Summary

    • Why can't we be real with each other?
302  DELIVERANCE FROM THIS BODY OF DEATH (ROMANS 7:24B)

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303  SELF-MANAGED CONFLICT OR SPIRIT-DIRECTED PEACE? (ROMANS 7:25)

  • Summary

    • We look to things and people for happiness and approval instead of looking to God. Our old self with these tendencies was destroyed in Jesus' death on the cross.
304  NO CONDEMNATION (ROMANS 8:1)

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305  THE SPIRIT OF LIFE (ROMANS 8:2)

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306  THE DEATH OF THE FLESH (ROMANS 8:3)

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307  WALKING ACCORDING TO THE SPIRIT (ROMANS 8:4)

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308  THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MIND (ROMANS 8:5)

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309  LIFE AND PEACE (ROMANS 8:6)

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310  SELFISHNESS IS HOSTILITY TO GOD (ROMANS 8:7)

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311  HOW TO PLEASE GOD (ROMANS 8:8)

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312  LIVING IN DEFEAT OR VICTORY? (ROMANS 8:9)

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313  UNDER LAW OR UNDER GRACE 1? (ROMANS 8:10a)

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314  UNDER LAW OR UNDER GRACE 2? (ROMANS 8:10b)

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315  LIVING SPIRITS AND LIVING BODIES (ROMANS 8:11)

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316  THE FRUSTRATED LIFE (ROMANS 8:12)

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317  ACCEPTING OR REJECTING GOD'S PROVISION (ROMANS 8:13)

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318  WHO ARE CHILDREN OF GOD? (ROMANS 8:14)

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319  THE PRIVILEGE OF ASSURANCE (ROMANS 8:15)

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320  FEAR OR TRUST? (ROMANS 8:16a)

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321  HEIR OF GOD (ROMANS 8:16b)

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322  HEIRS WITH CHRIST (ROMANS 8:17a)

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323  THE NECESSITY OF SUFFERING (ROMANS 8:17b)

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324  THE PURPOSE OF SUFFERING (ROMANS 8:18)

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325  THE SONS OF GOD (ROMANS 8:19)

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326  THE FALL OF CREATION (ROMANS 8:20)

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327  WORLD LIBERATION (ROMANS 8:21)

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328  THE WORLD IS GROANING (ROMANS 8:22)

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329  HOW PERFECT CAN WE BE? (ROMANS 8:23)

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330  HOW PERFECT ARE WE BECOMING? (ROMANS 8:24)

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331  THE PERFECTING OF THE PERSONALITY (ROMANS 8:25)

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332  PERSONALITY WEAKNESSES (ROMANS 8:26)

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333  PERSONALITY WEAKNESSES OR DISOBEDIENCE? (ROMANS 8:27a)

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334  PERSONALITY OR SPIRIT PRAYERS? (ROMANS 8:27b)

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335  LUCK OR PROVIDENCE? (ROMANS 8:28)

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336  THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDENCE (ROMANS 8:29a)

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337  FOREKNOWLEDGE AND PREDESTINATION (ROMANS 8:29b)

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338  PREDESTINATION (ROMANS 8:30a)

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339  PREDSETINATION:QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (ROMANS 8:30b)

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340  JUSTIFICATION (ROMANS 8:30c)

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341  GLORIFIED (ROMANS 8:30d)

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342  THE FATHER OF JESUS CHRIST (ROMANS 8:31a)

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343  SATAN (ROMANS 8:31b)

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344  SATAN'S LIES (ROMANS 8:31c)

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345  RESURRECTION LIFE FOR US (ROMANS 8:31d)

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    • Examples taken from Howard Hughes life of how Satan's power can deceive people. Proofs for the Resurrection of Jesus.
346  OUR HUMAN ANTAGONIST (ROMANS 8:31e)

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347  GOD'S LOVE (ROMANS 8:32a)

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348  GOD'S KINDNESS (ROMANS 8:32b)

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349  WHO JUSTIFIES ME? (ROMANS 8:33)

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350  ANSWER TO CONDEMNATION (ROMANS 8:34)

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351  THE LOVE OF CHRIST (ROMANS 8:35)

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352  RESOURCEFULNESS OR RESOURCES? (ROMANS 8:36)

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353  INDOMITABLE LIVING (ROMANS 8:37)

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354  GOD'S LOVE AND DEATH (ROMANS 8:38a)

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355  USING-NOT ABUSING-THE WORLD (ROMANS 8:38b)

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356  GOD'S LOVE IN CHRIST (ROMANS 8:38c)

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357  GOD'S LOVE IN CHRIST AND THINGS PRESENT (ROMANS 8:38d)

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358  THINGS TO COME 1 (ROMANS 8:38e)

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359  THINGS TO COME 2 (ROMANS 8:38f)

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360  THE LOVE OF GOD IN CHRIST (ROMANS 8:38g)

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361  THE HOLY SPIRIT (ROMANS 14:15)

  • Summary

    • We've never received the Gift of the Holy Spirit-He only comes to us when we desire Him with all our hearts and repent of things He shows us.
362  THE KINGDOM OF THIS WORLD (ROMANS 14:17d)

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363  WHAT GOVERNS YOUR BEHAVIOR? (ROMANS 14:20)

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364  SALVATION PROCEEDS FROM FAITH (ROMANS 14:23d)

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365  "DWELL IN FAITH, NOT DOUBT" (ROMANS 14:23e)

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    • Our life is fille d with anxiety because of all the unresolved issues in our lives that weigh us down and paralyze us.
366  GOD OF JOY (ROMANS 15:4g)

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367  GOD OF HELP (ROMANS 15:5c)

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SPIRLIFE
368  INTRODUCTION TO SPIRITUAL LIFE SERIES (ROMANS 8.13)

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    • Introduction to series:the life of the natural or carnal man contrasted with the one who walks after the Spirit
369  FUNCTIONS OF THE SOUL AND SPIRIT (ROMANS 8.13)

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    • How we were meant to live if our lives are governed by the Spirit. The carnal life traits discussed and contrasted with the fruits of the Spirit.
370  THE FALL (1 JOHN 1:1-3)

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    • The way the fall affected our walk with God. Why our spirits have died.
371  SALVATION

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    • The way in which the Holy Spirit brings salvation to us by renewing our spirits and making us alive again.
372  CARNAL CHRISTIANS (1 JOHN 3.9)

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    • Carnality defined.Are we still a Christian if we continue to go on sinning? The marks of a carnal Christian.
373  DELIVERANCE FROM CARNALITY (1 CORINTHIAN 3)

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    • Body soul spirit illustrated.Holy Spirit brings deliverance when we are willing to give up everything and all sin.
374  TESTIMONY:PASTOR O'NEILL

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    • Pastor's personal testimony as to deliverance from self and fullness of the Holy Spirit.
375  WORKS OF THE FLESH VS. WORKS OF THE SPIRIT (ROMANS 7)

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    • "Marks of the carnal, soulish life. The danger of living by feelings rather than in the faith of what God did for us in Jesus' death."
376  DELIVERANCE FROM SIN AND THE SOUL LIFE (GALATIANS 2.20)

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    • Traits of the soulish life.Importance of keeping alive to the Spirit's leadings or our lives become dead.
377  HOW TO CONTINUE IN VICTORY (ROMANS 8.13)

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    • How the Holy Spirit leads us into victory-our part and His.Illustrations of how we lose our close walk with Jesus. Believe and obey to walk in victory!
378  THE SOULISH CHRISTIAN (GALATIANS 5)

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    • The traits of the self life or soulish life clearly defined.What is needed to be delivered from them
379  THE DANGERS OF THE SOUL LIFE

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380  THE CROSS AND THE SOUL LIFE 1 (ROMANS 6.6)

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    • The soulish Christian depends on the world for excitement and security rather than on God-how this is manifested in daily walk.
381  THE CROSS AND THE SOUL LIFE 2 (GALATIANS 2.11)

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    • "When most of us decide to live after the life of The Spirit, and learn the difference between sin and personality traits, find ourselves trying to bring that life to others by our own powers. However, only God can bring that"
382  THE DIVIDING OF THE SOUL AND SPIRIT (1 THESS.5.23)

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    • Further discussions on the traits of the soulish life as contrasted with one who walks after the Spirit.The dangers of acting by human impulse.
383  DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPIRITUAL LIFE (1 CORINTH.1.18)

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    • Review of what the Christian life should be-Jesus is all and the needemphasized to be identified with Him in His death through surrender of our wills to Him.
384  QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (1 JOHN 1.9)

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    • Brief review followed by questions. Resisting God's will is the key to whether or not we know God's love and experience His fulness.
385  CRISIS EXPERIENCE OF THE CROSS ("ROMANS 6.6,11")

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    • The need for God to bring us to breaking experiences and the results in our lives-discussion of carnality.
386  THE PROCESS EXPERIENCE OF THE CROSS ("ROMANS 6.6,11")

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    • God's use of the Cross in our lives to deliver us from carnality.
387  THE HOLY SPIRIT & THE BELIEVERS SPIRIT (ROMANS 8.13)

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    • How the Holy Spirit works in our spirit -the need to be filled with the spirit.
388  THE SPIRITUAL MAN 1

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    • Introduction to the Spirit-filled life and walking after the Spirit-the key is spending time with God.
389  THE SPIRITUAL MAN 2 (EPHESIANS 2.1)

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    • We are seated in the heavenlies and it is ours by faith. We have been crucified with Christ. Traits of self-life come because we are living a lie.#
390  SPIRITUAL WORK AND LIFE (2 COR 5.14-18)

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    • The spiritual person is one who does not depend on the world or people for happiness-they live from the inside out. It's only made real by the miracle of Jesus' death.
391  SPIRITUAL PRAYER 1:OUR RIGHT (EZEKIEL 36.37)

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    • We are seated in the heavenlies and it is ours by faith. We have been crucified with Christ. Traits of self-life come because we are living a lie.
392  SPIRITUAL PRAYER 2:HOW TO PRAY ("1 JOHN 5.14,15")

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    • Practical issues discussed on how the Holy Spirit leads us in prayer
393  SPIRITUAL PRAYER 3:OUR NEED TO PRAY

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    • The greatest need for God's work to be accomplished is for us to pray continually.

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