Sermons onRomans 3

Asking for a Friend

• 17:43Romans 3:23

  And that's partly true, but the greater truth is that Jesus exchanged his life for our life. I think these truths mirror what Romans 3.23 says. All have sinned and fallen short of that glory. And so, I ask you what these three tragedies have asked. What will you exchange for your soul? Because you will find that there's nothing you have to offer God to redeem yourself.

The Whole Story

• 7:01Romans 3

  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 of God. Romans chapter six says the wages, the paycheck that our life, our sin, our brokenness has earned us is death and eternal separation from God. Paul even…

Love God Love People

• 20:48Romans 3

  I deserve God's love. I would point you to verses like Romans 3 that says, all have sinned. And let me, let me couch sin in this love language. When you sin and when I sin, we are saying to God, I refuse to experience your love in a way that is godly. Your sin is rejection of God's love. So for the one in our midst who say, well, I deserve God's love. No, you don't.

Micah

• 6:35Romans 3

  of Micah. Woe is me how miserable I am because I am depraved of heart. It's not just an Old Testament theme, the New Testament echoes the same. Romans 3, 23. Paul would declare all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. How miserable we are because we are depraved by nature. This is the what of salvation. This is the need that we have. And some of you right now saying, Amen,

Kings and Kingdoms

• 38:24Romans 3

  …to cover our sin. And to leave you with a blueprint for the gospel. That there is this truth that you are a sinner in need of a great Savior. And maybe you're here today and you've never given your life to Christ. And Romans 3, 23 says that we've all sinned. That we've all fallen short because everyone has cracks in their lives.

Kings and Kingdoms

• 20:48Romans 3

  I would point you to verses like Romans 3 that says, all have sinned. And let me couch sin in this love language. When you sin and when I sin, we are saying to God, I refuse to experience your love in a way that is godly. Your sin is a rejection of God's love. So for the one in our midst who say, well, I deserve God's love. No, you don't. None of us do. And for the one who would say, well, pastor, I'm broken.

Ecclesiastes

• 11:58Romans 3:23

  Scriptures tell us that we're all sinners and therefore we all deserve death. In Romans 3.23, for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. And then later in the book of Romans, we are told in chapter 6.23 that the wages of sin is death. But God doesn't want us to live eternally in the valley of the shadow of death. If we're all going to die, what's the purpose of this life? Why even try?

When in Romans

• 12:38Romans 3

  So God will allow us to slip through the back door because we're not the worst of the worst. Surely not us. Well, when you have time, go read Romans 3. And in Romans 3, Paul says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. There is not a single person in here that is not in that group. We deserve God's wrath. And even more, Jesus himself said that God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world,

• 12:42Romans 3

  So God will allow us to slip through the back door because we're not the worst of the worst. Surely not us. Well, when you have time, go read Romans 3. And in Romans 3, Paul says that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. There is not a single person in here that is not in that group. We deserve God's wrath. And even more, Jesus himself said that God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world,

When in Romans

• 2:45Romans 3

  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.

• 8:45Romans 3

  Romans chapter 3, starting in verse 21. If you've got your Bible, I'd invite you to turn there. Romans 3, 21. It says this. Paul writes, But now, apart from the law, the righteousness of God has been revealed, attested by the law and the prophets. The righteousness of God is through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe, since there is no distinction. For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

+3 more in this sermon

Firm Foundation

• 29:15Romans 3

  A perfect, holy, and just God requires a just payment for our sins. Not more, but certainly not less. And for those who would say, well, that's not me. My sin's not that bad and I'm not a sinner. Romans speaks to our hearts. And Romans 3 would say that all have sins and fallen short of the glory of God. And in case you think the word of God does not apply to you, raise your hand if you think you're not at all.

Ruth

• 56:55Romans 3

  Romans 3, 23, For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. David was not exempt from this. He was not perfect. He was far from it. He's human. He's a sinner. And David knows that better than anyone. That even as…

Facts

• 20:57Romans 3:23

  So it says in Romans 3:23, it says, "All have sinned." In other words, all of us are sinners in here. I'm going to give you a little test right quick. Matter of fact, anybody ever told a little white lie? Anybody in this room? There's a few…