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Romans 53 43
Let Us 6 6

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and we're standing on the quicksand, what's going to happen? Eventually , we're going to tip over, right? We're going to sink anyways.
e Pastor John's going to try to get his thoughts together and eventually we'll get to the sermon. No, that wasn't it. Maybe you were s
soul's weight on, man, it can be a substance. It can be work. Eventually , listen, eventually, all of that is going to crush and crumbl
n, it can be a substance. It can be work. Eventually, listen, eventually , all of that is going to crush and crumble under the weight o
to do. And so, I will wait. But there does come a point where eventually I'm going to go home, right? I'm not going to grab my sleepin
ees evidence right in front of him what happens to the wicked eventually . Something we got to learn is that it may look like the wicke
able safety without him. Helen survived the rebellion and was eventually evacuated to England, but she didn't stay away. Driven by the
he just starts thinking of thing after thing after thing. And eventually he's like, I'm beat. It's like, dude, you're just, it's like
ht, this chain of dependency back far enough, you're going to eventually arrive at the one who depends on nothing. The one who is time
tringing together to make it sound good, or poetic words that eventually turned to worship. That's not what Moses is doing here. It's
ed awake at one time was 72 hours straight. It was miserable. Eventually you have to sleep. Your body starts to fall apart. You can't
ons quickly. You're it's just not healthy to do those things. Eventually we have to sleep. Eventually we have to eat. Eventually. We w
not healthy to do those things. Eventually we have to sleep. Eventually we have to eat. Eventually. We we can't do everything that we
ings. Eventually we have to sleep. Eventually we have to eat. Eventually . We we can't do everything that we think we need to do, wheth
thing that we think we need to do, whether we like it or not. Eventually we cannot oversee and care and provide protection for all tho
the firework right and so we're waiting 15 20 30 seconds and eventually we start to think like hey maybe something happened in it lik
or 45 minutes and maybe we fix the sink, maybe we didn't. But eventually , you know, we'd get the problem solved. So when I was 31, my
we had purchased our first house a couple years earlier. And eventually we outgrew that house. It was a duplex. And so he lived downs
h my sister and I lived upstairs. And it was really cool. And eventually it became a rental. And so we had a rental that was, I wouldn
t. Like troubles don't go away. We might have a good day, but eventually tomorrow, what we need to understand as believers is that God
a had had a stroke that morning. So, we go out, we visit, and eventually we get back. And about a week later, we get the call that she
has lost everything. His family, his fortune, his health. And eventually in chapter 23 of Job, he says, behold, I go forward, but he i
tightrope. We may be able to stay on it for a little bit, but eventually something is going to come and something is going to knock us
an at some point needs a break. You can think to your family, eventually your parents will have to go to bed. You can think to the gov
ll have to go to bed. You can think to the government's help, eventually a police officer shift will end. They have to stop. But this
o God providing food every day in the wilderness for them and eventually him bringing them into the promised land. What does this mean
d. The second side is King Ahab and the prophets of Baal. And eventually in this story, Elijah puts Israel to the test to determine wh
of Baal and they cry out for hours and hours and hours. They eventually start cutting themselves to get the attention of Baal but the
es to get the attention of Baal but they're met with silence. Eventually , Elijah even started mocking them asking if their God had to
to come times where we face injury, sickness, heartbreak, and eventually our physical deaths. But here is the gospel difference, the d
of the ticket. I think he got a speeding ticket, too. And we eventually . We eventually made it, sang some fun songs on the way, you k
I think he got a speeding ticket, too. And we eventually. We eventually made it, sang some fun songs on the way, you know, enjoyed so
time in there. And we believe that it was a personal God that eventually got him out and got him released for us back here in the Stat
t lines and clumps of enemies that these arrows will fall and eventually hit someone. And then the best way to deal with, to deal with
, it would cause this fire and it would cause chaos and would eventually burn things down. I think that is exactly why Paul describes
of chaos starting, with the hopes of things catching fire and eventually slowly burning our whole life down because a lethal shot is i
re understanding, only more and more questions of why, right? Eventually , sometimes she'll look at me and say, why do I need to eat? K
ome reason, it ends. Your favorite shirt, your favorite shoes eventually wear out. Your favorite hat ends up all sweat stained and dir
ng, and that always seems to get us into trouble. And what we eventually learn is that when we get ourselves in trouble, we tend to no
is. Look, these men became David's mighty men. They took him. Eventually , they went with him when he became king. They were the mighty
o to the people. And so what happens is David is welcomed. He eventually marries one of the king's daughters, and so he becomes royalt
teresting. And you'll see later in the psalm, there is a turn eventually . So if you look at other lament psalms, they will often addre
kay. We know that he's going to become king. And we know that eventually , like through the line of David, Jesus Christ comes and is bo
the worst possible conditions. He continues to focus on God. Eventually is elevated to second in charge of all of Egypt. And his brot
greater david would enter the king as a fugitive and he would eventually become the king psalms 142 like every other poor point in the
has gotten me in the most trouble. And I don't know why they eventually got this box up here. I prefer it out in the open, but I know
o this internal conflict that was arising here and there. And eventually Paul knew that it would come to a head. And so what he was wr

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behalf. But yet there was in the center of the tabernacle and eventually the temple, the big temple they built, there was a place righ
set it aside. At first it will burn, right? It'd be hot, but eventually flame weakens. The glow fades. And truthfully before long, it
, for some of the reasons we've already pointed out, but then eventually they just sort of leave it behind. They just don't assemble t
s. This isn't an easy walk. Walking the step after step until eventually one day before Jesus forever. How do we keep doing that? I ca
umption is super clear. Being faithful to God, to Jesus, will eventually become difficult. I want to show you this next picture. This

romans

1:1-17
had not yet been to Rome. So I tell you that because he will eventually go to Rome. We'll talk about that in just a moment. But he'll
the first wave of Christian persecution under Nero. It would eventually lead to the apostle Paul's beheading. And death. And so we co
problem. It's okay if you're awkward. We're all awkward. But eventually you won't be. You'll benefit from being here. Well, in any ca
ranean... ...that literally every road the Romans built would eventually lead back to the capital city. Meaning that Rome is the epice
eans. We have to understand under the nose of Nero, who would eventually persecute these Christians and Jesus followers, God had raise
xually immoral. Well, I'm not sexually immoral, but you know, eventually I'll figure out this pornography thing. No, that's, that's, t
s gone for three days. I bought a metal detector and found it eventually . And I gained weight so it would stay on. So when I lost the
do need to do both. Some say I'm a witness by the way I walk. Eventually you need to tell them the gospel. So walking the walk, great,
or really, I was like pretending to smoke just to fit in. But eventually what happened is this. I learned to inhale, and my body start
on the inside, guess what happens? It comes out of our mouth, eventually . And it affects how we act, our conduct. But we're gonna talk
o show up on the outside. Because whatever's on the inside is eventually going to come out. In Matthew 12, 24, or I'm sorry, Matthew 1
ever's in your inner being is going to come out of your mouth eventually . We may be able to say nice things about people. We may be ab
able to lift people up. But if we're under the power of sin, eventually what's in our heart, is going to come out of our mouth. What
abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. Meaning that we are eventually comes out. As scripture would say, that light will shine on s
w your words and to speak the truth and all these things. But eventually , there is judgment. Verse 5, but if our unrighteousness serve
e that kind of time to be able to do that. I'd like to again, eventually . Maybe once Cindy graduates, I might dip my toe back into off
a land of their own. And the land that he was going to would eventually become the land. But here's what's going on. Ten years has we
hinks we've got it figured out this morning, we'll get broken eventually . But for those of you this morning, they're broken and are li
t that god's blessing to abraham blessed every nation because eventually jesus came out of that so that's that's where he's kind of go
u're going through hard times. Hey, it's going to be hopeful. Eventually , yay. That's not at all what I'm saying. Don't hear me say th
er sometime on the free app too, so you can watch it for free eventually here. But this season is all about the Last Supper. It's all
rt. Really wrong in our heart. And the consequences will come eventually . We have to be careful about that. Here's the thing that Paul
l talking. And then it's, a bigger chain, still talking. Then eventually that kid, you can see him kind of wobbling, and he takes this
n. Sure enough, what does a four-year-old do with a sparkler? Eventually he touched the part that was hot and he burned himself. Now a
is we got to stick in there, right? We're going to stick it. Eventually that tree is going to bear fruit. And there's things that we
hat machine do, but I didn't have the ability to do it yet. I eventually got that ability. But that's what Paul's saying. This new cre
And if we push at it hard enough, if we toil and work, we'll eventually get to the point where everything is good, where we don't hav
switch. It starts off feeling really good at first, but then eventually it's going to control us in the end. It's ironic, actually, r
n that was really difficult to overcome. It was habitual. God eventually worked me through that. We don't have to be perfect. We need
aligned with the Spirit of God, they'll be unfulfilling, and eventually , they'll be meaningless. Romans 5 and 6, or 8, 5 and 6 says,
then they'd take three or four steps and fall down. And then eventually , they're walking around. Still stumbling, but walking. And th
out a choice. There can be no love. God allowed the choice to eventually bring about love. You say, how's that work? Well, as you and
because God's the one who brings hope that creation would be eventually set free from it all when God's children see the glory of God
ing to blow your mind and make it all better times a million. Eventually . Not yet, but eventually. Remember that trip to Disney I talk
make it all better times a million. Eventually. Not yet, but eventually . Remember that trip to Disney I talked about at the beginning
al in our lives is that we would be holy before him, and that eventually glorification comes. And that we fulfill his purposes that ar
get called, asked why, there's so many different things that eventually I'm like, I don't know, we got to just do the lesson, man. Ok
soil is prepared for a very long time in advance, right? But eventually , right, seeds are planted and then water and sunlight are sup
t's a great day. Of course, then you got to hide all the food eventually , but you know, but that's great when a new believer learns ho
ove myself and I can love the sins of this world so much that eventually he gives us over to those thoughts. He gives us over to those
a nation out of you. I'm spectacular with you. Like, I'm, I'm eventually gonna give you a son. Uh, you're not gonna have that son unti
2, God says, now the Lord said to Abram, or Abraham, he would eventually change his name, go from your country and your kindred and yo
d. And so Paul references this, these chosen people, does God eventually reject them? Has he rejected them because of their sins? Has
s have been set aside for a purpose, or for a time being, but eventually God is going to fulfill his promises in them. If we go on in
nch from this plant, and you connect the two, and that branch eventually grows into the first one, and it blossoms, right? And that is
I cannot imagine my life without shooting clays. I let it go, eventually . And you know what? I do not have one desire to shoot a clay

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