More than a Conqueror, Romans 3:1-31

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More than a Conqueror, Romans 3:1-31

August 4, 2024 • Pastor Keith Gardner • Romans 3

Paul has dealt with those who are unrighteous outwardly and self-righteous inwardly, now he is going to declare everyone guilty before God, which for both the unrighteous and self-righteous is bad news, unless you are willing to surrender yourself upon the mercy of God. This is what makes the bad news actually good news, because God in His infinite wisdom has given condemned man a pardon through the sacrifice of His Son The Lord Jesus Christ.

More than a Conqueror Romans 12:13-21

November 17, 2024 • Pastor Keith Gardner • Romans 12:13–21

Paul started this chapter initially by telling us the type of attitude and character that is needed if we are to fully commit ourselves to serving God whole heartedly. He says we first must surrender our will, goals and desires unto Him, and we do that by sacrificing my mind and my body to the fulfilling of The Lord’s plans for my life instead of my own plans.

More than a Conqueror Romans 12:9-12

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Keith Gardner • Romans 12:9–12

Romans chapter twelve started out by explaining how we as believers are expected to surrender everything that we have to The Lord > mind, body and spirit, and once we have we’ll experience a transformation that will start from the inside out, from our mind, to our will and then our bodies. After fully surrendering Paul then introduces us to the gifts that all believers possess when they get saved, and how these gifts are given to edify and grow God’s Church, they were never intended for selfish use or o bring personal gain.

More than a Conqueror

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Keith Gardner • Romans 12:3–21

Paul has just said that what we believe helps determine how we behave, as God takes hold of our bodies, mind, and will, so that we may present ourselves a living sacrifice unto The Lord. Now he is going to tell us how that is going to look in our everyday life, because for the believer there is a standard in which God expects you and I to hold fast to, and in these last five chapters we will see exactly how were to function within the body and in society.