Sermons onRomans 13

When in Romans

• 4:17Romans 13

  So if you would stand with me in the honor of a reading of God's word, we're going to read the gospel question and I'm going to read Romans 13 with us. So here's the question and it will make sense. I'm going to read the question. We all together read the answer. If you do not help me read the answer, we will reread the answer until we all read it together. Okay. Okay. Question. How is the word of God to be read and heard?

When in Romans

• 1:19Romans 13

  Remember, we are 30 days away from an election in this country, and Romans 13 addresses governing authorities. I had no clue what I was preaching at this time last year, but the Lord knew. And so he is gathering our gaze upon his holy word. Here's the joy and the benefit. If you struggle with the government, if you've ever struggled with governing authorities, you

• 2:47Romans 13

  So we're going to read the word of God, and then we're going to pray today. Let's read Romans 13, verses 1 through 7. Romans 13, verses 1 through 7. Again, Romans is in the New Testament, after the Gospels, and after the book of Acts. Romans 13 reads this way, hear the word of the Lord. Let everyone submit to governing authorities, since there is no authority except from God,

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• 3:58Romans 13

  …at Easter on their survey card. They said, do not dare preach on politics. I shredded that one. I said, I'm not going to listen to that person. They're wise, but I'm not listening to them. So we're going to look at Romans 13 today as we unpack the baggage of politics. And if this hits home, I think it should in all of our lives.

• 4:10Romans 13

  And if this hits home, I think it should in all of our lives. So as we find the word to Romans 13, let me share with you the words of Shadi Hamid. He's an expert at the Middle Eastern Policy Center. This is what he says about America. Now, he was educated in England, received his postgraduate work at Georgetown in D.C.

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