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SeriesTimes saidSermons
Romans 98 54
Let Us 9 4

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1:12; 14:19; 15:2 REACH, GATHER, GROW
s of what it took to rescue us. And then finally it says they continually came together for verse 42, their prayer. So very, very simpl
we see is, again, we got to stay to the source. And if we're continually seeking Christ for steadfastness and encouragement, that sour
ause man, it's really tough right now. Because the reality is continually to work this world out on this side of eternity on your own s
it's something i've really incorporated into my ministry and continually talk about because i think it's so effective in helping peopl
gain, also speak for myself, I got a long way to go and God's continually growing me in different areas of life. And sometimes I go, ca
is process too, you have to abide in Christ. Abiding means to continually live in him, and to drink from him, and to learn from him, an
e not. Sometimes it takes time. It takes dedication. It takes continually running after it. So I got to ask you, are you filling yourse
0, as I communicated just a few minutes ago, Paul identifies, continually identifies his passion to see his family, the Jews, the Israe
at's wise sometimes. But listen, God's heart is that we would continually share the good news. Just like He opens His hands out continu
inually share the good news. Just like He opens His hands out continually all day long, we should also be of the same mind and of the s
in his lifetime. On prayer alone. It's an amazing story. God continually provided as he prayed. This guy, he never asked for donations
he maintenance on our life, we need to be careful. We need to continually change our mind. Do not be conformed to this world. What does
can be living sacrifices. Jesus was consumed, so you could be continually renewed. And as we look at this, Paul shows us that this wors
be changed today. The gospel gives us hope that we are being continually changed and will be continually changed until we see Jesus fa
ves us hope that we are being continually changed and will be continually changed until we see Jesus face to face one day in heaven. Go
ged until we see Jesus face to face one day in heaven. God is continually making us more into Jesus Christ if you have given him your l
h in Paul's day. And we're called to be a living sacrifice to continually offer, offer ourselves to God. It's a total commitment. This
. You would need another animal, another crop. You need to be continually doing that. That thing would die and you need another one. Bu
worship to God. It is our lives that we are presenting to him continually . He says our entire bodies, our heart, our soul, our mind, ou
r heart, our soul, our mind, our flesh, we are to give to God continually as an act of worship, not just on Sunday mornings for the few
friends, not just when it's convenient for you. But Paul says continually present your life, your body as a living sacrifice to him, bu
e a living sacrifice, presenting our lives, our bodies to God continually as worship. How do we practically do that? So go with me to v
t it's about what you put it in. And so, uh, they're using it continually , but there's another reason that we are not to think of ourse
and justified and a son or daughter of the King. See, when we continually put Jesus, at the forefront of our lives and who we're strivi
the mercies of God, make yourself a living sacrifice. He says continually , every day, surrender yourself to God. Draw closer to him. Ma
d, oh, right? It says, for they are God's ministers attending continually to this very thing. Render therefore all their due or to all
o do for our benefit, okay? And the words ministers attending continually mean that our taxes are used so that they can do this continu
inually mean that our taxes are used so that they can do this continually and not sporadically, okay? So as someone might do who does t
go towards making it so that they can attend to these things continually . But in regards to taxes, I remind you that the Lord Jesus, w
of the law. Listen, you can't say you love someone if you are continually trying to injure them. Side note, if you are in a relationshi
onship today, and the person says they love you, but they are continually injuring and hurting you, they are lying. They don't love you
Christian, for you to have this outfit to put on, you got to continually be laying down. This means you cannot have these thoughts of
and going, yep, I know Jesus, I'm good. It is this battle of continually putting on the light of Christ and putting down the thoughts.
ot a problem. I'm not going to speak at all. Where God's word continually says, if you truly love someone, you're going to tell them th
e that is pleasing and that worships the Lord. And that we're continually being changed into the likeness to think like him. In this li
we would have missed out on God's blessing. And yet again, we continually break relationship over things that just don't matter. And ap
y say. And they might say, we are the Lord's, but, they prove continually that they are not. And I remind you, Paul's warning about peo
nd since that time, I've just been in God's Word, right? Just continually in God's Word, and I'm always learning something new. I'm alw
se of the gospel. They are working for what Paul is preaching continually , what he is writing here in the book of Romans to the church

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