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Romans 98 54
Let Us 9 4

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rd is and what he does for us. Not just once in our life, but continually over and over, right? I'm going to do something a little bit
, in your ways carefully and steadfastly. Lord, that we would continually submit to you, Lord, and we thank you that you've given us a
g, because he is our only hope to stand firm and to withstand continually . Let's pray. Lord, it's so easy for us to feel like we have i
ignorant. I was like a beast towards you. Nevertheless, I am continually with you. You hold my right hand. You guide me with your coun
h of my heart, and my flesh is the strength of my heart. I am continually with you. You hold my right hand. You are my portion forever.
it's just so practical for life. Verse 23, nevertheless, I'm continually with you. You hold my right hand. You guide me with your coun
Verse 23, Nevertheless, going into the presence of God, I am continually with you. Look at the intimacy of the Lord. You hold my right
says. Nevertheless, this is so beautiful. Nevertheless, I am continually with you. You hold my right hand. You guide me with your coun
dumb, brutish, ignorant, animal, stubborn. Nevertheless, I am continually with you. And you hold my right hand. Verse 24, you guide me
o glory. So all of my life, God, I can trust you. Because I'm continually with you. And you are with me. And when I'm struggling, you'r
does here. He says, verse 23 of Psalm 73. Nevertheless, I am continually with you. You hold my right hand. You guide me with your coun
e beginning. What do we have? So verse 23. Nevertheless, I am continually with you. You hold my right hand. You guide me with your coun
know the Lord, the calendar, you're going to have to fight to continually keep your eyes on the eternal God because it's so easy to tak
us from faith, our faith in Jesus Christ. And it saved us to continually protect us in the way in which we live, which is called a con
trained. We get missed thoughts about who God is. If we don't continually seek the truth of the Lord, we'll struggle to receive his ins
ys I could go, but I want my life to please the Lord. So I am continually steering. Oh Lord, you don't want it over here. Okay. I go th
d then six months down the road, I see them and they continue continually making choices that are taking them away from God. Because le
d. Or if we zoom in onto the cell, the cell, the body is just continually giving God glory and praise for how incredibly it is made in
t is the Lord's blessing for those who fear him. May the Lord continually bless you from Zion. May you see Jerusalem prosper. May you s
o God for the fact that he is good. It's something we have to continually remember. The Hebrew word here refers to everything that is p
d how much he likes you. You don't understand how often he is continually . He is with you. It's more than you realize. It's more than y
dom good thought about you here and there in your life. He is continually thinking of your infinite value. So, so continual. David says
God creator. Begg says, he knows me intimately. He's with me continually . God has made me wonderfully. Maybe you're in here and you ju
aves us nor forsakes us. He knows us intimately. He's with us continually . God has made us wonderfully. But the end of the chapter, it
ts. And Begg says this, that God knows me intimately, with me continually . God has made me wonderfully. But as we get to the end of the
ct tense in Hebrew, which means that David is doing something continually . He's not just venting one time to God in the cave. David is
to God in the cave. David is pouring out his need before God continually . It's a continual stream is, is that where you're at today? I
1 it says i will bless the lord at all times his praise shall continually be on my mouth a couple of weeks ago or actually it's probabl
15 says this through him let us there's our new series let us continually offer up sacrifice and praise to god that is the fruit of our
raise. Hebrews 13, 15 tells us this. Through him, then let us continually offer up a sacrifice of praise to God. That is the fruit of t
is part of our faith. It is a major part of being sanctified, continually making ourselves holy every day, all day. So let's go back to
one another and build one another up. We all must realize and continually and prayerfully remind ourselves to be engaged with the Fathe

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nfidence that he wants to hear from you beautiful. The way is continually open to anyone who would come to him as Lord and King and Sav
eally is nothing in the way all has been forgiven. The way is continually open because the high priest is continually ministering for y
given. The way is continually open because the high priest is continually ministering for you. So you come in God. I know I have not do
ewish believer here and he speaks of the sacrifices that were continually made in the tabernacle or the temple. In the Old Testament, t
tament, there was a sacrificial system. And the people had to continually bring the best of what they had to make sacrifice to cover th
ts were sprinkled clean for the first time. They were used to continually having to go back to the temple, go back to the temple, go ba
er of the finisher and the author of our faith, Jesus, and to continually point people in the difficulty, in the failure, in the hardsh
in the hardship, in the things that they don't understand, to continually point them, hey, listen, follow Jesus. His words are true. Ge
God at his place. See Hebrews chapter 13, through him, let us continually offer up a sacrifice of praise to God. That is the fruit of t

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d it's so encouraging. And he tells them, I'm praying for you continually and I want to come and see you. And so, as we said, Paul has
t? We can be called every name in the book. But if my name is continually associated with Jesus Christ and he's greater than mine, that
he's talking about. He uses the word suppress. That means to continually strive against the truth. It has the idea of holding somethin
u let go. And what happens? Pops right back up. So you got to continually suppress it. And the scriptures make it clear that this is wh
. When I ask for forgiveness and I ask him to change me and I continually break that with sin in my life, I'm breaking the covenant bet
ion of God. And this is a quote from Isaiah 52. God says, and continually all the day, my name is despised because of that preaching an
away, for nothing. Their rulers wail, declares the Lord, and continually all the day my name is despised. That's just thinking about i
egrade. We've traded unity with God for our own passions that continually get more sinful and more debased. In Romans chapter two, in t
nough to do it after that. That's what we talk about working, continually working out your faith or walking out your faith. That is all
e and worse. Before the flood, people only thought about evil continually except for God. Except for Noah. We are depraved. We are othe
these realities, it can never be the same sacrifices that are continually offered every year, made perfect those who draw near. What th
. We've traded our unity with God for passions that have been continually more hedonistic, more sinful, and more debased. We see that a
ou look at the sacrificial system of the Old Testament, blood continually flowed in the temple and in the tabernacle. Because our sin,
or if you'll call on it. Thank you for your love for us. I am continually blown away by how you love, by how you care. I loved hearing
to learn it. To learn what faith in God looked like. And God continually shone his grace upon him by crediting his faith to him as rig
r life to the Lord, we do change. Our goals are different. We continually learn. It doesn't mean we're perfect. Just like Abraham wasn'
an we're perfect. Just like Abraham wasn't perfect because we continually need the grace of God every single day. There isn't one of us
godly, his faith is counted as righteousness. Because Paul is continually pointing out this truth, specifically, that if we're talking
t to step on my toes too much. But that's really what Paul is continually building. Abraham was not credited righteousness because of h
t, not as an adherence to the law, but instead on faith. Paul continually points and makes this picture of faith where he looks and he
k we always stop there can you see that initial change do you continually see it transforming you and you continually see it changing w
ial change do you continually see it transforming you and you continually see it changing we stop at that just salvation moment well if
amazing it will be to have total access to God himself, to be continually close to him. You know, the closest thing we have here in thi
en have to do anything for. And when an individual chooses to continually over and over and over and over and over again reject what he
that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually . That is God saying there wasn't one good thought in their mi
oot view of the Old Testament, from this original sin, God is continually calling people back to him. He's showing us more of who he is
fill the law of Christ. Pretty clear. We all must realize and continually and prayerfully remind ourselves, going back to Romans, do yo
with him in a resurrection like his. We witness this reminder continually every time we see the baptism of a new believer. We do this n
e their life to you. For those of us who do, that we would be continually thankful. For changing our lives. We love you, but we know it
d everything about the gospel up until this point. Paul's not continually talking about those who are under the law. He's not necessari
should live, right guys? Paul says, what shall I say? If I'm continually just finding that line, and I'm stepping over it, but just be
it of Adam? Does it help me show Jesus more if I allow him to continually show me more grace? Does it help me evangelize if I continual
ntinually show me more grace? Does it help me evangelize if I continually show how horrible I am and how hard it is to live for Christ?
nking this about people or even being mad at that barista who continually messes up your order every single day at Starbucks. Like, if
I was the problem. I wanted to be faithful to the Lord, but I continually failed. And so, listen, I would try harder, right? Okay, it m
ease the Lord and I wanted to do what was right, but I failed continually , constantly. And it just beat me to death, honestly. But list
died. Donnie talked about this in in Romans six. You have to continually remind yourself you the old you is dead. Now the amazing thin
e to teach. It's inside of us. Those sinful desires. They are continually at work. That's the point of the verse. They are inside of us
o? That starts working on the But we got to trust that God is continually working on us. He sends the rains and he waters that. He wate
old. In fact, he's losing. He says what I the new one want to continually do. That is what I the new man do not continually do. Instead
one want to continually do. That is what I the new man do not continually do. Instead, it's the opposite. I have good intentions. I do
od thing dwells in the old you. Not one good thing. Only evil continually . That would be God's summary. Crazy, right? So verse 18 goes
on his power and so it practically it means we are asking God continually and then he gives us the ability we are looking to him to giv
ow that sin is drawing us back toward death. We know Jesus is continually fighting against this outer person that desires to sin. And t
person that desires to sin. And this is a struggle that we'll continually face in our lives. We still bear the responsibility because n
s right here. It's the answer. So surrender your trust in him continually daily. Now, verse three, look what it says for why else you c
e're all going to struggle. Bible says, man's heart is wicked continually . Verbatim. I have nothing I can give Christ. But I'm told to
e is a conflict between the flesh and the Spirit, where we're continually in this battle. Galatians 5.17, if you would put that up, ple
tents of man's heart was only ever wickedness, only ever evil continually . So God sent the flood, and it was a reset. After the flood,
phecy. This prophecy that he would give his people his spirit continually . And so Acts chapter 2, verse 17 quotes from Joel chapter 2,
very follower of Jesus Christ. Permanently, not occasionally, continually . So as Leon Morris said it, the Spirit is not an occasional v
ving since then. That's what Paul paints, this picture. He is continually moving in our life. He's continually guiding us. He's continu
nts, this picture. He is continually moving in our life. He's continually guiding us. He's continually doing these things because he's,
inually moving in our life. He's continually guiding us. He's continually doing these things because he's, helping us to stop doing fle
fe was full of real trouble. He suffered greatly. He suffered continually and, and all of the ways that we can as people in this life,
ness, disease, neglect, and death. And he was in these places continually . That's what the word frequently means. Not just occasionally
That's what the word frequently means. Not just occasionally, continually . Paul was in prison. Then he says he faced death often. Peopl
says that they immediately started to do something. That they continually did. They didn't move away from this. They stayed with this.
n't move away from this. They stayed with this. They began to continually do something. What was it? Well, it's what we're doing here t

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