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Practical Application

God is serious about His Glory!

Ignorance?

A day is coming

Romans makes it clear there is nothing we can do to save ourselves. Every “good” deed we have ever done is as a filthy rag before God. So dead in our trespasses and sins are we that only the grace and mercy of God can save us. God expressed that grace and mercy by sending His Son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross in our place. When we turn our lives over to Christ, we are no longer controlled by our sin nature, but we are controlled by the Spirit. If we make confession that Jesus is Lord, and believe that He is raised from the dead, we are saved, born again. We need to live our lives offered to God as a living sacrifice to Him. Worship of the God who saved us should be our highest desire. Perhaps the best application of Romans would be to apply Romans 1:16 and not be ashamed of the gospel. Instead, let us all be faithful in proclaiming it!

Summary

The most systematic of Paul's letters. It reads

more like an elaborate theological essay than a letter.

Emphasis on Christian doctrine. The number and importance of the theological themes touched upon are impressive: sin and death, salvation, grace, faith, righteousness, justification, sanctification, redemption, resurrection and glorification.

Widespread use of OT quotations. Although Paul regularly quotes from the OT in his letters, in Romans the argument is sometimes carried along by such quotations (see especially chs. 9 - 11).

Deep concern for Israel. Paul writes about her present status, her relationship to the Gentiles and her final salvation.

Outline

1) Introduction (1:1-15)

2) Theme: Righteousness from God (1:16-17)

3) The Unrighteousness of All People (1:18;3:20)

a. Gentiles (1:18-32)

b. Jews (2:1;3:8)

c. Summary: All People (3:9-20)

4) Righteousness Imputed: Justification (3:21;5:21)

a. Through Christ (3:21-26)

b. Received by Faith (3:27;4:25)

i. The principle established (3:27-31)

ii. The principle illustrated (ch. 4)

c. The Fruits of Righteousness (5:1-11)

d. Summary: Humanity's Unrighteousness Contrasted with God's Gift of Righteousness (5:12-21)

5) Righteousness Imparted: Sanctification (chs. 6-8)

a. Freedom from Sin's Tyranny (ch. 6)

b. Freedom from the Law's Condemnation (ch. 7)

c. Life in the Power of the Holy Spirit (ch. 8)

6) God's Righteousness Vindicated: The Justice of His Way with Israel (chs. 9-11)

a. The Justice of God's Rejection of Israel (9:1-29)

b. The Cause of That Rejection (9:30;10:21)

c. The Rejection Is Neither Complete nor Final (ch. 11)

i. There is even now a remnant (11:1-10)

ii. The rejection is only temporary (11:11-24)

iii. God's ultimate purpose is mercy (11:25-36)

7) Righteousness Practiced (12:1;15:13)

a. In the Body -- the Church (ch. 12)

b. In the World (ch. 13)

c. Among Weak and Strong Christians (14:1;15:13)

8) Conclusion (15:14-33)

9) Commendation, Greetings and Doxology (ch. 16)

Verses 16: And this is the message I proclaim—that the day is coming when God, through Christ Jesus, will judge everyone’s secret life.

Justice is Required

Verses 5-8: But because you are stubborn and refuse to turn from your sin, you are storing up terrible punishment for yourself. For a day of anger is coming, when God’s righteous judgment will be revealed. He will judge everyone according to what they have done. He will give eternal life to those who keep on doing good, seeking after the glory and honor and immortality that God offers.But he will pour out his anger and wrath on those who live for themselves, who refuse to obey the truth and instead live lives of wickedness.

Verse 2-3: And we know that God, in his justice, will punish anyone who does such things. Since you judge others for doing these things, why do you think you can avoid God’s judgment when you do the same things?.

Verse 14-15: Even Gentiles, who do not have God’s written law, show that they know his law when they instinctively obey it, even without having heard it. They demonstrate that God’s law is written in their hearts, for their own conscience and thoughts either accuse them or tell them they are doing right.

THIS IS AMAZING GRACE

G

Who breaks the power of sin and darkness

C

Whose love is mighty and so much stronger

Em D C

The King of Glory, the King above all kings

G

Who shakes the whole earth with holy thunder

C

Who leaves us breathless in awe and wonder

Em D C then stop

The King of Glory, the King above all kings

[Chorus]

G

This is amazing grace

C

This is unfailing love

Em

That You would take my place

D

That You would bear my cross

G

You would lay down Your life

C

That I would be set free

Em

Oh, Jesus, I sing for

D G

All that You've done for me

[Verse 2]

G

Who brings our chaos back into order

C

Who makes the orphan a son and daughter

Em D C

The King of Glory, the King above all kings

G

Who rules the nations with truth and justice

C

Shines like the sun in all of its brilliance

Em D C

The King of Glory, the King above all kings

Back to Chorus

[Bridgex2]

G

Worthy is the Lamb who was slain

C

Worthy is the King who conquered the grave

Em

Worthy is the Lamb who was slain

C

Worthy is the King who conquered the grave

Back to Chorus

Outro: G C

Your love, oh Lord, reaches to the heavens

And Your faithfulness stretches to the skies

And Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains

Your justice flows like the ocean's tide

Chorus

And I will lift my voice

To worship You, my King

And I will find my strength

In the shadow of Your wings

Your Love, oh Lord, reaches to the heavens

Your faithfulness stretches to the skies

Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains

Your justice flows like the ocean's tide

Repeat Chorus 3x

Your Love, oh Lord, reaches to the heavens

Your faithfulness stretches to the skies

WE FALL DOWN

G D Em Am Em D

We fall down, we lay our crown at the feet of Jesus

G D Em Am Em D

The greatness of His mercy and love at the feet of Jesus

Chorus:

Am Em D

We cry Holy, Holy, Holy

Am Em D

We cry Holy, Holy, Holy

Am Em D G

We cry Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lamb

Em C G D/F#

let this be a sacrifice let me dedicate my life to worship you

wont you let this be a sacrifice let me dedicate my life to worship you

Em

im a lover of your presence

C

im a lover of your presence

G D/F#

im a lover of your presence

Em C G D/F#

a passions stirring deep inside, you're all that really satisfies, we worship you

Em

we're lovers of your presence

C

we're lovers of your presence

G

we're lovers of your presence

D/F#

and all we wanna be/and is all we wanna be

Em C G D/F#

cause i was made for love, i was made for love, i was made for loving you

Em C G

i know that i was made for love, i was made for love, and i was made for

D/F#

loving you

Why is God kind to the sinner?

Trouble or Peace?

Judgement

Everyone is guilty under the Law

Verses 9-11: There will be trouble and calamity for everyone who keeps on doing what is evil—for the Jew first and also for the Gentile. But there will be glory and honor and peace from God for all who do good—for the Jew first and also for the Gentile. For God does not show favoritism.

Verses 4: Don’t you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant, and patient God is with you? Does this mean nothing to you? Can’t you see that his kindness is intended to turn you from your sin?

Verses 12-13: When the Gentiles sin, they will be destroyed, even though they never had God’s written law. And the Jews, who do have God’s law, will be judged by that law when they fail to obey it. For merely listening to the law doesn’t make us right with God. It is obeying the law that makes us right in his sight.

Outline

1) Introduction (1:1-15)

2) Theme: Righteousness from God (1:16-17)

3) The Unrighteousness of All People (1:18;3:20)

a. Gentiles (1:18-32)

b. Jews (2:1;3:8)

c. Summary: All People (3:9-20)

4) Righteousness Imputed: Justification (3:21;5:21)

a. Through Christ (3:21-26)

b. Received by Faith (3:27;4:25)

i. The principle established (3:27-31)

ii. The principle illustrated (ch. 4)

c. The Fruits of Righteousness (5:1-11)

d. Summary: Humanity's Unrighteousness Contrasted with God's Gift of Righteousness (5:12-21)

5) Righteousness Imparted: Sanctification (chs. 6-8)

a. Freedom from Sin's Tyranny (ch. 6)

b. Freedom from the Law's Condemnation (ch. 7)

c. Life in the Power of the Holy Spirit (ch. 8)

6) God's Righteousness Vindicated: The Justice of His Way with Israel (chs. 9-11)

a. The Justice of God's Rejection of Israel (9:1-29)

b. The Cause of That Rejection (9:30;10:21)

c. The Rejection Is Neither Complete nor Final (ch. 11)

i. There is even now a remnant (11:1-10)

ii. The rejection is only temporary (11:11-24)

iii. God's ultimate purpose is mercy (11:25-36)

7) Righteousness Practiced (12:1;15:13)

a. In the Body -- the Church (ch. 12)

b. In the World (ch. 13)

c. Among Weak and Strong Christians (14:1;15:13)

8) Conclusion (15:14-33)

9) Commendation, Greetings and Doxology (ch. 16)

Verse 1: You may think you can condemn such people, but you are just as bad, and you have no excuse! When you say they are wicked and should be punished, you are condemning yourself, for you who judge others do these very same things.

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