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consequence

Said 196 times, in 72 of 378 sermons, across 25 Sundays. Spoken as 2 forms: consequences 136, consequence 60.

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Romans 171 59
Let Us 5 4

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ty to save, to save us from what? To save us from the eternal consequences of our sin. Sin meaning breaking God's laws, God's rules. Her
ved, but you, you will be saved again, saved from the eternal consequences of our sin. Who alone does that? It is God. It is not religio
ng wrong, we want to see the penalty. We want them to see the consequence . In the store the other day and watch the guy walk out with a
is feelings. Spurgeon goes on to say, we ought to look at the consequences of our speech to all others and especially to the church of G
ays, don't offend the children. And he goes on to why and the consequence of offending a child. And so in the middle of this chapter, j
ed their end. See, verses 16 or 18, 19, and 20 talk about the consequence of sin. That God is a just God. God will judge sin. God does
e to a place of repentance and turning to the Lord, there's a consequence for our sin. That because of sin, the wages of sin is death,
as though they prosper. There's nothing going on. There's no consequences . Their tongue, look at this word, struts through the earth. M
carried away the people of Babylon. Asaph was gazing upon the consequences of the wicked in this psalm. He was looking at the end of the
would have watched his people. His people would die under the consequences of their sin. So when Moses writes about mortality and dust,
ties or the sins, the disobedience of the Israelites. And the consequences of sin or the consequences of disobedience to God is the wrat
edience of the Israelites. And the consequences of sin or the consequences of disobedience to God is the wrath of God. Romans 1.18. For
go back to my sermon now. Those are good things. But sin, the consequence is the wrath of God. And Moses was experiencing that. Romans
rd, too difficult. And so then they wandered. And there was a consequence of sin for 40 years. Many believe this prayer comes out of th
tting older, he's now 16, and as he gets older, it's like the consequences of things ramp up. Right? He's driving now in a car by himsel
now in a car by himself. Okay. Add that to your prayer list. Consequences of riding, right? Bicycle or the tricycle, they ramp up. Rela
hey ramp up. Relationships that he has now, they ramp up. The consequence bigger. And the Bible warns us about sin. We don't look at it
ah, it's just another day. It's not just another day. See the consequence of sin to change your calendar. Let's stand together. Worship
e. Seriously, he destroyed his life. He dealt with the tragic consequences of what he did for not just the rest of his life, but his kid
't want us to be away from him. He didn't want us to face the consequences of our own actions. So he sent his son to pay the penalty of

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ul is writing here and he says you are saved from the eternal consequences of your sin not by good works or by being a good person but b
ed Jesus from the dead we'll be saved. Saved from the eternal consequences of our sin. That's real good news. I'm going to ask you acros
shame means that he treated it as insignificant or of little consequence because he knew the call of the cross. Here in Hebrews, again
esus from the dead, you will be saved. Saved from the eternal consequences of your sin. The only way for you to be forgiven is to come t
sweetness of whatever the sin is that we enjoy. Tentacles of consequence and the judgment of God are wrapping around and will pull us

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do to look to absolve us of our sins. He had, he, he had dire consequences if, if we were to be disobedient people. And so how does it m
nder out of the right way. And sadly, all sin does. There are consequences , prices to be paid, those that reject God, suppress the truth
world of things. Like any sin, there are severe penalties and consequences to this. And you say, well, what are the penalties talked abo
k rub. He is telling everyone about the nature of sin and its consequences . This author went on to say that we see the nature of sin and
e sinned against a holy, righteous, almighty God. That is the consequence of sin. It is not just a physical death, it is a spiritual de
st those that sin. It's more than just bad actions having bad consequences . And God is right in his wrath. Now, this wrath is also not a
thing about us. All of what Paul is talking about is natural consequences of the decisions that we made about God. I love a commentator
m, we don't have to have him. But there are huge and enormous consequences to that decision. And then we exchange unnatural relations fo
esires in a society is evidence of God handing us over to the consequences of idolatry. But I thought about it. Why does God single out
y single day. Friends, this sin is no greater than any other. Consequences do differ. I mean, it'd be like saying the consequence of, th
ther. Consequences do differ. I mean, it'd be like saying the consequence of, the natural consequence of lying is the same as the natur
. I mean, it'd be like saying the consequence of, the natural consequence of lying is the same as the natural consequence of murder. No
, the natural consequence of lying is the same as the natural consequence of murder. No, you lie, there's gonna be some disorder. You m
life in jail or have your life taken from you. So the natural consequences differ. The spiritual consequences do not. Both separate you
n from you. So the natural consequences differ. The spiritual consequences do not. Both separate you from God and both individuals are d
r. Friends, our sin is great. God is greater. There's so many consequences to sin. So many live disordered lives. But we have a greater
ving people what they really want. It's God demonstrating the consequences of sin. God allows sinners to be immersed in their sin, which
which is the punishment. It's this is what you chose and the consequences are terrible. The second bad belief that leads to bad behavio
message for me to study for. But we understand that there's a consequence for man's sin. Just like I said, for all of sin and the penal
asy-go-lucky passage. But church, if we do not understand the consequences for the suppression of truth, if we do not look to God's word
ce of redemption and reconciliation because there are serious consequences for sin. There are serious consequences in our lives when we
use there are serious consequences for sin. There are serious consequences in our lives when we suppress and we neglect the truth and th
uld it be so long? Isn't it like a really, you know, terrible consequence for such a short-term thing? Well, here's the thing. Accordin
that so often, we do what we want. And so, then we got to the consequence last week. And God gave us over to the sinful desires of our
e thinking. We are superior. And we are protected without any consequence , any lasting consequence for what we do, right? That was thei
or. And we are protected without any consequence, any lasting consequence for what we do, right? That was their mindset. If you're read
groups of people that Paul already pointed the mirror to? The consequence is, hey, you're in deep water. You're the bad news. You need
e decide not to honor God or to thank God. And we've seen the consequence of our response. We trade God's truth for a lie. Our lusts ta
s us. When we're in the heat of sin, we don't think about the consequences . We don't think about the future. We don't think about what m
es of our sin, to understand the glory of our Savior. Sin has consequences , whether we realize it or not. We can break the mirror, walk
's through what? Jesus has done that we can be saved from the consequences of our sin. The Bible says in verse 24, and are justified. So
en we worship things rather than thanking God. We've seen the consequences of our response because we've traded God's truth for lies, an
e've spent so much time talking about sin and its effects and consequences . That God is righteous and judging us. We're by nature, objec
e escape for us. He is in interested in just dealing with the consequences of the penalty of sin. He also dealt with the problem of sin.
ther do you, neither do I. Now, real quick, a disclaimer, the consequences of what David did, they never went away. I just want you to h
u to hear this. Okay. David did not get like this pass on the consequences of his sin for the rest of his life. In fact, that one decisi
ound for the remainder of your life as a forgiven person, but consequences sin always carries its own consequences. They're, they're bui
forgiven person, but consequences sin always carries its own consequences . They're, they're built in as in, if I get drunk and I drive
st go away. They don't get their kid back. There are built in consequences to sin. God's forgiveness doesn't change that. David was trul
blessing of the forgiveness, the covering, the removal of the consequences of sin in our life. I love that Paul throws that in there. Se
onor or to thank God for all he's done and who he is. And so, consequences of that response is that we trade God's truth for a lie, and
od did. And he came back to God and he repented. And he faced consequences of that sin still. But he was righteous before God because of
e says, for the law, the purpose of the law is to bring wrath consequences to help us understand our own shortcomings. Then he goes on.
f the Lord since we have been just, by faith, there are these consequences because we are saved. Now, when I say consequences, sometimes
are these consequences because we are saved. Now, when I say consequences , sometimes we may go, bad things? No, consequences just mean
when I say consequences, sometimes we may go, bad things? No, consequences just mean there are these results. What happens when people t
or said, Paul turns from the doctrine of justification to its consequences , that we see what salvation is, and now we see what salvation
s studying this, I think about the blessings of the Lord, the consequences of the Lord, and sometimes when we think about when we're sav
times when we think about when we're saved, what happens, the consequences , the results of being saved, sometimes, even for me, for us,
ive let not your heart be troubled neither let them be afraid consequences of salvation are more than just little blessings from the Lor
f salvation are more than just little blessings from the Lord consequences of salvation is knowing the truth that you and God are at pea
have peace of God unless we understand we have peace with God consequence of salvation peace with God in verse two it says through him
e weary and heavy laden he says draw near to him the Lord the consequence of salvation is the Lord wants you to know he offers this per
Christ I guess my desire this morning is that you'll see the consequence of salvation it's so much more than what many try to say I'm
s to come that Jesus is coming back and now for believers the consequence is we look forward to eternity with the Lord one illustration
es us this is the amazing blessing of salvation Paul says the consequence peace with God grace to have access to this friendship then t
been given to us this is the wonderful love of God what's the consequence God's love has been dumped into our heart by the Holy Spirit
mplore you on behalf of Christ be reconciled to God wonderful consequence of being saved as we have been reconciled and God is calling
gone astray, God says. He literally says those words. And the consequences of this is seen in verse 12. So look what it says. Therefore,
there was no law. Yet, death reigned from Adam to Moses. The consequence of sin. Death. It reigned. Adam, you have Noah, right? You ha
cal death. And yes, Adam did die. And Eve did die. We see the consequence of sin. That has spread to all of mankind. All of mankind is
t song. Look! I love how one person said it. Human death is a consequence of sin. Not a part of the... The natural cycle of life and de
if you don't want me, you don't have to have me. But there's consequences of that. There's effects of that. And sin enslaves every sing
really wrong in our heart. Really wrong in our heart. And the consequences will come eventually. We have to be careful about that. Here'
shall surely die. Right from the start, we find out that the consequence of sin, the consequence of not obeying God is death. And so w
from the start, we find out that the consequence of sin, the consequence of not obeying God is death. And so we see that later and hig
e with it. He knew the command. He broke the command, and the consequence for the command comes about being death. And in Genesis 3, st
hose similarities being found in the comprehensiveness of the consequences of the acts of the first and second Adam. When I hear of firs
there for you. He puts the offer out there. Where death is a consequence as a result of sin, there is no choice there. But when it com
ntees if we do that, we will be saved, saved from the eternal consequences of our sin. One of the ways that grace combats sin in our lif
n. And what did he do with the resurrection? He conquered the consequences of sin. He made a way for us to experience not just the forgi
nly way to be saved the only way to be saved from the eternal consequences of our sin.
d, this beautiful picture of the gospel that death, led to no consequence for you because of the death of Christ Jesus and life was giv
makes us stay away from the line is kind of like, what's the consequences ? So what keeps us away from crossing that line as we start go
away from crossing that line as we start going, what are the consequences ? So speeding. Speeding is very simple. We deem a hundred doll

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