Sermons onRomans 5

Jeremiah

• 31:10Romans 5

  God you call me righteous take that Satan that's what I think because I don't deserve that but Lord you promised in Jeremiah that you will send this righteous branch and the Lord is our righteousness and by faith I am made righteous Romans 5 says it Paul says for just as through one man's disobedience the many were made sinners so also through one

The Whole Story

• 21:10Romans 5

  The why of reconciliation. Romans 5, 8 tells us this fact. That while you were still sinners, Christ Jesus died. Many people think they have to clean their act up to come to faith, right? And I don't know why you came on Easter because this is the one day of the year where we wear our best clothes. So if you felt like you needed to get your act together, this was not the right Sunday. But that's not what the Bible says is true.

The Epistles of John

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  Because Gaius would say, church, I was the outsider. I was a sinner. And Jesus came to my table. And he called me to follow him. And Gaius welcomes people with the same mercy he is welcomed with in Jesus Christ. Would we be such people? I read Romans 5, 8. That says, while we were still sinners, Christ Jesus died for us.

Matthew

• 26:54Romans 5

  "We're really asking, well, I'm a decent person, maybe the cross, the cross was pretty extreme." "I'm not that bad." "Or haven't I done enough to earn God's love and God's favor?" "Couldn't there be another way that didn't involve death?" "And then we hear what Romans 5 echoes about the cross." "A Son of Man who was crucified." "Romans 5 verse 8 says, while we were still sinners."

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  "Romans 5 verse 8 says, while we were still sinners." "While we were actively sinning, Christ Jesus died for us." "The gospel doesn't say that when you cleaned yourself up." "And some of you have done that today." "You look good." "Jesus didn't die for that." "And on that day." "Some of you would say, well, I mean, it's pretty harsh."

When in Romans

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  …deserving only wrath and judgment. But through his incredible mercy, God offered us forgiveness and redemption through his Son, Jesus Christ. That truth should change everything about how we live. Paul reminds us in Romans 5 that while one man's sin brought judgment and condemnation to the world, the obedience of Jesus brought grace and justification. If by one man's trespasses, death reigned through that one man,

Esther

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  Paul looks at this man in Acts 13 and says you are full of all kinds of deceit and trickery you son of the devil an enemy of all that is right and this is not the first time Jesus looks at Peter and says get behind me Satan and you thought you had a bad day the enemies of God are real and Romans 5 reminds us that the mindset of the flesh is death the mindset of sin is the great

When in Romans

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  And so when Satan whispers in your ear, you are not enough. Whisper back to him, God did. When Satan whispers to you, you don't measure up. Whisper back to him, God did. When Satan whispers to you, well, you were still a sinner. Whisper back to him, well, Romans 5, 8. While I was still a sinner, God demonstrated his love.

When in Romans

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  And if you ask me, well, which one comes first? In Romans 5, obedience comes first. Semantically, but not necessarily logically. Because we should never try to separate what God has combined. So would the world say about you and me that they know our faith because of our obedience to Christ? They know our faith because of our obedience to Christ.

Christmas is...

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  And in the same way, it is through one man who is our mediator, that life comes to all who believe in Romans 5. And just as Adam, we all die because God is without us because of our sin. In Jesus Christ, we all can have abundant life because God is with us in the incarnation. They will call him Emmanuel because he took on flesh.

The Mind of a Disciple

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  Surely he wouldn't do that to his betrayer, would he? And I believe it was on this night that was unlike any other for the disciples. I believe it was this night when Jesus ate with the betrayer, when he washed the feet of the betrayer, that the disciples fully understood what Paul would one day write in Romans 5, 8. When Paul wrote that while we were still sinners, Christ Jesus died for us.

Psalms

• 22:49Romans 5

  But, but, Romans 5 says, when you were still enemies, we were reconciled to God through the death of his son. You see, not only is Jesus your intercessor. An intercessor is someone who stands between two different parties. Your sin separates you from God and Jesus stands in the middle and he brings us together. But the Bible says that Jesus, when you confess him as Savior, he then becomes your advocate.

Ruth

• 36:21Romans 5:8

  cross you say well I want to wait don't wait you're here today because God wants you to hear his love for you I'm thankful for a God who didn't wait on us to get our act together I'm thankful for a guy that it says in the word that God proves his love for us Romans 5 8 that while we were still sinners on your ugliest

From Death to Life

• 20:55Romans 5

  And Paul says this in Romans chapter 5. He goes a little deeper. He says, verse 6, he says, while we were still helpless, at the right time, Christ died for the young godly. For rarely will someone die for a just person. And though for a good person, perhaps someone might even dare to die. But God proves his own love for us, that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

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  is one with Christ. So every day my sin grieves me. It drives me to my knees in repentance and every day I want to fight to flee and to turn from sin, to repent from sin and to turn to Christ because there's never a day and there's never a moment that I'm not in desperate need of God's immeasurable infinite grace. But here's the thing, his grace is there every single time. And Paul makes this argument in Romans 5 when he says,

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The JESUS Story

• 1:04Romans 5

  And we gather because of the gospel. That's why this message, Sherry's, is called the gospel story, the Jesus story. So what is that story? Very easy. Romans 5, 8 says this, that while you were still sinners, God proved his love. So sinning is not something you do, it's who you are. So we like to think of it sometimes that, well, I, I just lied. I do sins. No, Jesus says…

Facts

• 21:54Romans 5:8

  And then Bible tells us in Romans 5:8 that God committed his love toward us, that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. And then Romans 10:9 says if we'll confess with our mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in our heart that God raised Jesus from the…

James

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  that you are an enemy of Jesus Christ. Listen to what Romans 5 says. For while we were enemies, we were reconciled to God through the death of His Son. So then, how much more had He been reconciled, will we be saved by His life? If you have sinned and never repented of your sin, if…

Isaiah

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  towards us. That's when Jesus died in Romans 5. This was God's plan A. Wow, what a tender mercy in our lives. And then finally, I think we see this about God's tender mercies. Look at verse 2. The spirit of the Lord will rest upon him. Who is him? Jesus. Who is him? Church, it's okay to say the name of Jesus when we worship him,