Sermons onRomans 1

Jeremiah

• 21:08Romans 1

  That's what we're going to spend the next few minutes looking at. The application of the church today is this. How can God judge the nations when he didn't have a relationship with them like he had with Israel? Is it fair for God to judge the nations? Well, absolutely it is. Because God has displayed his glory to the nations. As a matter of fact, in Romans 1, 18 through 20, it says this. For God's wrath is revealed from heaven

The Whole Story

• 6:49Romans 1

  Paul even starts off Romans chapter one with basically the picture that God has given mankind over to the lust of his flesh as the discipline for our sin, just as, as a race of humans. Romans chapter three says we've all sinned and fallen short of the glory…

Micah

• 30:18Romans 1:16

  Romans 1.16 says, I'm not ashamed of that gospel. It's the power of God and the salvation for those who believe, for those who put their trust in it, for those who put their faith in it. That gospel is going to save me. And Paul…

Matthew

• 23:52Romans 1:8

  "who will one day come to judge the living and the dead." "You see, Romans 1:8 says," "For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and all unrighteousness." "We read that and we say, man, those are some really bad sinners." "Do you know who Paul's talking about there?" "Us!" "Me!" "So let's re-read this." "The wrath of God is revealed from heaven against me."

Savior

• 22:35Romans 1

  Because you are told of the gospel, you are without excuse. Actually, Romans 1 says that no one has excuse because even the glory of God is seen. His invisible attributes are seen throughout the whole world. Ezekiel. Here's a word from the Lord in Ezekiel 3. And God says this to Ezekiel. He says, Did you hear what the Lord says to Ezekiel?

Christmas Playlist

• 1:46Romans 1

  that He is here with us also. If you have your Bible, and I hope that you do, because you will need it today, turn to the book of Psalms 119, Psalms 119 today. I'm going to throw you off. I'm going to read Romans first, but just trust me, you turn to Psalms, and I'll get there. The world's history is filled with massive promises, which also come with huge, broken promises.

• 4:16Romans 1

  So today the last list of our playlist for Advent is called promise. It's the promise of Christmas. So let me read Romans 1, 1 through 2. You turn to Psalms and at the end of this it will make sense. Romans chapter 1, verses 1 and 2. Paul the Apostle says, Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called as an apostle and set apart for the gospel of God. Which is why we gather, because of the gospel.

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When in Romans

• 24:52Romans 1:16

  only son Jesus Christ and Paul says now to you Lord who is able to strengthen Paul has already said I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ for it is the power to save in Romans 1 16 so the gospel that saves you is not the gospel that abandons you Paul says if Jesus has saved you if he has that power then he also has the power to strengthen you

When in Romans

• 10:18Romans 1:20

  You might not have ever used those words in your life, but that's what happens when we realize that God is beautiful and he is holy. And deep down, we know that God is holy. If you say, well, pastor, I didn't know that. You do now. You say, well, what happens to those that never hear the word of God? Romans 1.20 says that even the invisible attributes of God are made manifest in creation. Why? So that no one is without excuse.

When in Romans

• 2:54Romans 1

  And today we're going to be continuing our time in this book, and we will be in chapter 3. Romans chapter 3. But what have we read up until now? What have we studied, or what have we learned? Now, the past two weeks, we've been in Romans chapter 1. And right from the beginning, Paul introduces the gospel. And he writes that the gospel is worth everything.

• 3:19Romans 1:16

  And he writes that the gospel is worth everything. He declares that I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. This is Romans 1.16. He goes on to make the case that what can be known about God is evident. And that God's divine nature can be seen through his creation.

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When in Romans

• 1:43Romans 1

  …young people, that's what's wrong with the world today. Unless you are sitting on the front row, get out of my face. Right? Because I always say, look at our young people. This is what's right with the world today. In Romans chapter 1, Paul has introduced himself to the church in Rome. He's declared boldness, Romans 1.16. Right? I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is the power of God unto salvation for all who are being saved, to the…

• 1:48Romans 1:16

  …row, get out of my face. Right? Because I always say, look at our young people. This is what's right with the world today. In Romans chapter 1, Paul has introduced himself to the church in Rome. He's declared boldness, Romans 1.16. Right? I am not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is the power of God unto salvation for all who are being saved, to the Jew first and then to the Gentile.

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When in Romans

• 2:23Romans 1

  So mark your Bibles and join me in the book of Romans chapter 1 today. Why should we read Romans? I love what J.I. Packer says. He says, all roads in the Bible lead to Romans. And when the message of this book gets into a person's heart, there is no telling what may happen. When the…

• 3:00Romans 1

  So today, literally, we will be walking the Romans road together as we do for several weeks. So join me in the book of Romans chapter 1, beginning in verse 1. Now, this is what I need from you as we read the word of the Lord. Anytime that you hear the word faith, faith, red, I need you to raise your hand. It can be your right hand or your left hand, your dominant hand or your weak hand. I don't care.

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Hidden Revealed

• 20:42Romans 1:25

  John is not saying, God, lock the gate. You can't enter, even if you want. He says, they choose to remain on the outside because this is the offer, an invitation to Jesus Christ. It is freely given to all who believe. Romans 1.25 reiterates what John has just said. He says, as a result, people are without excuse. For they knew God, but they did not glorify him as God or show gratitude.

Troubled Heart

• 10:38Romans 1

  And all throughout Scripture, we see that God takes this mindset. He takes this sin very seriously. In Romans chapter 1, we see that God gives people over to the sinful desires of their flesh. And that's what we see him do here in verse 12. When it says, The Israelites, they again did what was evil, so he gave King Eglon of Moab, he gave the king this power over Israel.

Deep Roots

• 23:21Romans 1:7

  you are the church. And so God wants His church to know who you are in Him. Think about it. Really quick. And if you want to run to these verses, you can. The book of Romans, Romans 1.7, written by a man named Paul, starts out this way. To all who are in Rome, loved by God as saints. The book to the Romans was written to the Roman church. 1 Corinthians, the next book over, 1.2, written again by Paul, says,

Because He Lives

• 12:44Romans 1:16

  You This Is God's Demonstration Of his power To You But Jesus did not Stop At showing you His power The resurrection Calls us To act So God Didn't call you To sit He calls you To participate And look what Happens here In the gospels Romans 1 16 Let me read this Romans 1 16

• 12:47Romans 1:16

  Romans 1 16 Says For I am not ashamed Of the gospel Of Christ For it is The power of God For salvation To everyone who believes To the Jew first And then The Gentile For I Am not ashamed Do you know Who wrote those words You know the man Who gave his life To stop those fools From sharing the resurrection The man named Saul