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differ

Said 39 times, in 22 of 378 sermons, across 6 Sundays. Spoken as 3 forms: differ 23, differing 14, differs 2.

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Romans 36 19
Let Us 1 1

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y. He's not indifferent to us and he doesn't disregard us. He differs from every other guardian we have in our lives. Every other g
d with praise. And they are intrinsically linked. But they do differ a little bit. Worship, by definition in the Old Testament, is

let-us

ese awesome signs. We don't see these awesome signs. I beg to differ with you. How many people have gotten saved this year at this

romans

1:18-32 The NEED
iends, this sin is no greater than any other. Consequences do differ . I mean, it'd be like saying the consequence of, the natural
or have your life taken from you. So the natural consequences differ . The spiritual consequences do not. Both separate you from Go
them are gifts to use. Romans 12:6-8 says, "Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them." And the
finish reading this. He says this, all come having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us. And then he says, let us
scripture has to say. And. Also going, Hey, you know what? I differ on some of this. This is not a major and that's okay. We'll g
. Some a hundred fold, some 60 and some 30. So notice there's differing degrees of how much fruit, but every, the person that is trul
st and individually members one of another, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us. Let us use them, if proph
We realize we need one another. Verse six, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, but as each use them. And
it. Keep going. So the one who teaches and is teaching. This differs from prophecy, more of an instruction of the mind, teaching t
make sense? So let's look at them, verse 6. Having then gifts differing . So they are different from each other. But into the grace th
ng it. Look what it says there, verse six. Having then gifts, differing according to the grace that is given to us, let us use them.
these real quickly. But in verse 6 it says having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us let us use them. Let us us
t, and individually members one of another, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us. Let us use them. If proph
He says this, he says, actually verse six, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them. If proph
. He then goes on and he says in verse six, having gifts that differ the grace, there's that word again, given to us. Let us use t
rve rightly with our gifts, right? He says, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them. Just as
sity. That we're different. Verse six says, having gifts that differ . So we're different. That diversity is beautiful and wonderfu
that we need each other. Look at verse six, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us. Here's that idea of grace
f gifts in Romans 12, 6 to 8. He says this, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them. If proph
ontinues in Romans 12, starting in verse 6. Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us. Let us use them. If proph
important to start with is because since there's going to be differing functions, right? There's going to be differing roles within
s going to be differing functions, right? There's going to be differing roles within the body. When that happens, naturally people wi
all be ears, noses, some of us gotta be big toes. We all have differing functions. But that's where the humility comes in. Because ju
n't be annoyed. Don't fight and quarrel with those who have a differing opinion. Than you. What he's saying is you're on the same tea
given you a conscience. And you know what? My conscience. May differ from your conscience. You're going to learn in verse 23 as we
ey believe are important. And in this room, I'm sure. There's differing of opinions and convictions. All across every aisle. I don't
sle. I don't know about you. But I live with a woman. We have differing thoughts on things. A lot of things. Specifically directions
ll say not to quarrel over disputable matters, that there's a differing of opinions. There's, there's matters that can be disputed. O
. And so here in the passage, Paul is saying, we are going to differ . There are going to be things that we see differently and loo
ord has called us to. But there are other areas where we will differ . So when we read verse 13, it says this. In the way of a brot
y? It is a mindset that there are going to be things where we differ and there are going to be struggles in people's lives. And th
isputable matters. These issues where we're allowed to have a differing opinion. In Rome, there were Christians that said, I only am
's going to work in your hearts. You're allowed to have these differing convictions. God accepts you. God approves of you. God welcom
aul says, we need to welcome these people, not to fight about differing opinions, not to say, oh, you can't eat meat. Like, that's cr
eat meat. Like, that's crazy. Like, not to fight about these differing opinions, he says, but to welcome them and love on them as a
the gifts, he says in Romans 12, 6 he says, having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us let us use them. And then

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