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monopoly

Said 8 times, in 4 of 378 sermons, across 2 Sundays.

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SeriesTimes saidSermons
Let Us 4 1
Romans 4 3

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let-us

rovoke me. For example, something came up the other day about Monopoly , just in a conversation. And I said, yes, my younger girls ha
tion. And I said, yes, my younger girls have asked me to play Monopoly and I've had to tell them, I will never play Monopoly again.
to play Monopoly and I've had to tell them, I will never play Monopoly again. Caleb is looking at me. I said, because the last time
aleb is looking at me. I said, because the last time I played Monopoly , I almost got in a physical fight. Now, I just want you to ke

romans

6:1-11 SIN / SELF
them for everyone in this room this morning. A get out of, a monopoly get out of jail free card. We're almost like, okay, I sinned.
God. May we not abuse it. May we not walk around playing our monopoly , get out of jail, free card of grace. We understand it and wa
e you. And as I was thinking about it, I really wish Paul had monopoly back then. But I think that'd be a great point to end here, r
et out of jail free. There is none of that. We're not playing monopoly . My friends, this is real life and death, heaven or hell issu

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