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execute

Said 27 times, in 18 of 378 sermons, across 12 Sundays. Spoken as 4 forms: execute 13, executed 7, executing 6, executes 1.

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Across the series

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SeriesTimes saidSermons
Romans 25 16
Let Us 2 2

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y quote-unquote authority that I as a pastor might, you know, execute or whatever you want to call it is always done in love. I alw
the mountain. And if they do, we can't touch them. We have to execute them. From a distance, we literally have to pick up rocks and

romans

1:18-32 The NEED
e mocked. Because he is perfect, just, and holy, then he must execute judgment on sin. Because that is who he is, he must do that.
ourse, God is jealous for that glory. And he must be, just to execute that wrath. That those who reject him, who are enemies of his
fore God Almighty and say, 'Hey, I am good enough,' is if you execute the law perfectly from the moment you were born to the moment
eir judgment is already been declared, though it has not been executed . The lake of fire is for them. But they believe. What's the d
nd, Miller hastened to the place where his neighbor was to be executed and arrived just as the prisoner was walking away. He came of
evers in this moment of defeat where man i desire but i can't execute what a horrible place to be and we feel that we relate to tha
go. Empowering people. To give people the ability to actually execute what they need to execute. We recognize that as a crucial ele
give people the ability to actually execute what they need to execute . We recognize that as a crucial element in the corporate worl
these verses is the definition that it's condemnation is the executing of the judgment that was pronounced. So that first meaning we
t is deserved for sin. But this next definition is the actual executing , the actual carrying out of that punishment, of what that jud
ondemnation fit into this context? How does the idea that God executed the punishment for sin apply to our life right now? How does
ris Austin when he was brought before the Roman Emperor to be executed the Roman Emperor threatened him with banishment if he remain
e 41, as he is drawing into Jerusalem before he's going to be executed . As he's walking in, he has the same heart that Paul expresse
e in a sense to know what God has called you to do and how to execute that. Paul says, don't overthink yourself. Don't see yourself
this, depends on each part maintaining and being faithful in executing their part. This is what Paul is talking about as it comes to
ar the sword in vain. For he is God's minister and avenger to execute wrath on him who practices evil. So it's what we said, right?
chance. He would feed them to lions. He would often publicly execute them to incite fear and incite the people of Rome against Chr
e's no wrongdoing by the officer or anybody in authority that executes those judgments. And he goes in and he says, as he continues,
Nero comes into his full reign of terror, and he literally is executing them, I'm sure, without cause. Now, let's just take a pause.
not worship God, worship this idol and bow down, you will be executed . We don't have those restrictions in our government. We shoul
being put on stakes and being burned to light his gardens. He executed senators and artists who crossed him and lived extravagantly
d. They are called to uphold but then they are called to also execute punishment for those that break the law. For those do not fol
lly sound in our opinion that we've made for ourselves, to be executing it in our Christian freedom and be perfectly correct and yet
do in that moment? Is that the loving thing to do? You can be executing your Christian freedom flawlessly. You can have a conviction

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