Romans 8:18
For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us.
The Spirit - Helps Us in our Weakness
The Spirit · Sunday 18 · Romans 8:18-27 · Sunday, 24 August 2025 · the whole Sunday
Caleb Combs
The sermon explores Romans 8:18-27, focusing on how current suffering doesn't compare to the glory that awaits believers. It emphasizes that both…
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And so looking at a larger chunk this week, looking at Romans chapter 8, 18 verses 27 this morning.
Caleb Combs24 Aug 20252:50verse 18 this morning looking through verse 27 so you have a bible device something to follow along
Caleb Combs24 Aug 20255:112 more references in this sermon.
Chuck Lindsey
Romans 8:18 introduces a teaching on suffering, reminding believers that hardships are not worthy to be compared with glory to be revealed. The…
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Gary Wright
Suffering is a normal part of the Christian life, and the sermon explains that believers are co‑heirs with Christ, sharing both his glory and present…
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In verse 18, he goes on and he says this.
Gary Wright24 Aug 20254:49Jayson Combs
The sermon examines Romans 8:18-27, exploring how believers can face the suffering and brokenness of this world. It teaches that Paul contrasts…
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we get to verse 18.
Jayson Combs24 Aug 20253:23Brings us to verse 18, where Paul says,
Jayson Combs24 Aug 20254:36Josh Combs
Romans 8 and Revelation 21 are woven together to show that present suffering, creation’s groaning, and personal pain are real, but they are not the…
Josh Yates
The sermon looks at Romans 8:18‑19, where Paul says the suffering of this present time cannot be compared with the glory that will be shown to God’s…
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Romans 8 verses 18 and 19 to start out with.
Josh Yates24 Aug 202510:49Justin Dean
Through a story of refusing help while loading wood, the pastor shows how pride blinds us to the help we need. He then explores Romans 8, where Paul…
Mitchell Holmes
Romans 8:18–... teaches that present suffering, a result of sin, is brief and cannot be compared with the future glory that awaits believers…
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And he says, if you look back in verse 18,
Mitchell Holmes24 Aug 20259:26Patrick Bicknell
The sermon looks at Romans 8:18‑30 and argues that because God is sovereign, all suffering works together for good for those who love Him and are…
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that we are going to suffer. And Romans 8, 18, to start off this section, says,
Patrick Bicknell24 Aug 20257:10Quoted on other Sundays
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