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  United in the Gospel: The Book of Romans

  This fifty-week sermon series on the book of Romans emphasizes that though there are many disagreements, differences, and divergences in the body of Christ, the church is called to be unified in the person and work of Jesus Christ—our justification, sanctification, and glorification. He alone is our salvation and redemption. Thus, in Romans, Paul entreats us, exhorts us, to seek and find profound unity, harmony, and peace in Christ in the midst of great difference and radical diversity. Use this sermon series to help build profound unity amidst rich and valuable diversity in your church community.

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    Romans - Week 1

    Paul wrote this letter for the purpose of unity, and he understood Jesus Christ as the great unifying factor.
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    Romans - Week 2

    The salvation of the gospel is offered to everyone but people must accept it by faith.
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    Romans - Week 3

    God hates our sin because he loves us.
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    Romans - Week 4

    All gentiles stand morally responsible and spiritually accountable before a just and righteous God.
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    Romans - Week 5

    Even though knowledge and opportunity may vary, God judges all people by the same moral and ethical standards.
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    Romans - Week 6

    Right standing before God is not a matter of appearances and external characteristics, but a matter of the heart.
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    Romans - Week 7

    The law is good, even though it reveals that we are not.
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    Romans - Week 8

    All people, both Jew and gentile alike, stand corrupt, guilty, and condemned before a holy and righteous God.
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    Romans - Week 9

    Both Jews and gentiles alike are justified by grace through faith on the basis of the work of Christ on the cross.
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    Romans - Week 10

    Abraham is the historical prototype of justification by faith as imputed righteousness.
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    Romans - Week 11

    All people are justified before God by faith alone.
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    Romans - Week 12

    God's immense and lavish grace naturally creates the potentiality for abuse.
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    Romans - Week 13

    Our justification is not predicated upon the potency and efficacy of our faith, but upon the potency and efficacy of the faithfulness of Christ.
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    Romans - Week 14

    There are many wonderful fruits of justification by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.
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    Romans - Week 15

    "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should don't perish but have eternal life" (John 3:16).
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    Romans - Week 16

    All humans have inherited the corruption and guilt of Adam.
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    Romans - Week 17

    The curse of Adam is overcome by the redemption of Christ.
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    Romans - Week 18

    All believers are sanctified by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.
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    Romans - Week 19

    We are either slaves to sin, which leads to death, or slaves to obedience, which leads to life.
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    Romans - Week 20

    "So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed" (John 8:36).
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    Romans - Week 21

    The law is good, but we are sinful.
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    Romans - Week 22

    Though believers have been sanctified by grace through faith in Christ, Christians still have a sinful nature, which wages war against the Spirit.
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    Romans - Week 23

    "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. For the law of the Spirit of life has set you free in Christ Jesus from the law of sin and death" (vv.1-2).
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    Romans - Week 24

    When we are born again and filled with the Holy Spirit, we are adopted into the family of God, becoming heirs of the kingdom and receiving assurance of our salvation.
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    Romans - Week 25

    "For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us" (V.18).
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    Romans - Week 26

    The Holy Spirit is faithful to finish the work that Jesus first inaugurated.
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    Romans - Week 27

    "if God is for us, who can be against us?" (v. 31).
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    Romans - Week 28

    The God of love suffers with us and for us, so that nothing--neither what is temporal nor what is eternal--will be able to separate us from him.
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    Romans - Week 29

    God redeems our mistakes on the basis of his love for us and for the glory of his name in the world.
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    Romans - Week 30

    Though sometimes it may appear as if God has failed to fulfill his promises, the Lord remains in controlled is always faithful to bring his perfect plans to fruition.
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    Romans - Week 31

    The salvation of God is based neither in bloodline or birthright nor in church membership or denominational affiliation, but in sincere faith in Jesus Christ, which engenders real change and transformation.
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    Romans - Week 32

    The one and only salvation of God, which is by grace through faith in Christ, is immediately accessible to all people.
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    Romans - Week 33

    "The Lord is not slow to fulfill his promise as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance" (2 Peter 3:9).
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    Romans - Week 34

    God always has a remnant.
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    Romans - Week 35

    In order to experience the full and final redemption of God, one must remain steadfast in the faith.
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    Romans - Week 36

    "For God has consigned all to disobedience, that he may have mercy on all" (v. 32)
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    Romans - Week 37

    In light of God's mercy for us, Paul encourages us to become living sacrifices.
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    Romans - Week 38

    God has graciously given each member of the church unique gifts that are meant to be used for the edification of the body and the glory of the Lord.
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    Romans - Week 39

    The true Christian is marked by ethical qualities and moral virtues.
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    Romans - Week 40

    Paul commands the church to live in accordance with the ethics of the kingdom.
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    Romans - Week 41

    As members of the body of Christ, we are to be united in solidarity with one another.
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    Romans - Week 42

    The body of Christ is called to overcome evil with good.
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    Romans - Week 43

    Christians should submit to their governing authorities, with very few exceptions to the rule.
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    Romans - Week 44

    Love fulfills the law and conquers all evil.
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    Romans - Week 45

    God wants his church to be unified in Christ.
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    Romans - Week 46

    Paul wants believers to edify the church by being accommodating to others in the same way that God accommodates himself to us.
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    Romans - Week 47

    The church should be a beacon of hope in the world.
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    Romans - Week 48

    God calls each of us to help spread the gospel throughout the world.
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    Romans - Week 49

    Priscilla and Aquila are great examples of faith.
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    Romans - Week 50

    The church is to be a place of unity amidst diversity.
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