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The Gospel Frees Us From Ourselves
“For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.” Once you understand the value of Jesus’ sacrifice, your notion of freedom is forever changed. You’ll discover that the most freeing thing in the world is to give yourself over entirely to the one you love, and this is exactly what happens in the gospel. The good news about Jesus is that he grants us freedom from our toughest struggles, our deepest scars, our strongest doubts, and our biggest fears. When you find Jesus, you find true freedom. ___________________________ The 4th of 10 sermons in the Emancipation Proclamation Series at Remnant Church in Richmond, Virginia.
Whose Slave are You? (Romans 6:16-22)
we were once slaves to sin, but now are slaves to righteousness, according to the apostle paul. so what does this look like?
Paul: The Spiritual Abolitionist, Part II (28)
An Exposition of Galatians 2:17-21.
Paul: The Spiritual Abolitionist, Part II (25)
An exposition of Galatians 2:11-21
Declaration of (in) Dependence Part 18
Who does God call his children to be and how does God equip us to be what He has called us?
Paul: The Spiritual Abolitionist, Part II (20)
An Exposition of Galatians 2:11-21.
Resisting Slavery
Opportunities for slavery and sin are all around us. If we are to live by the Spirit, we must learn to resist slavery on a daily basis.
PARADOX #1 – “Freedom Means Slavery …Slavery means Freedom
“A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true.”
Who Will You Serve? (Romans 6:20-23)
Paul continues his argument that there are only two types of people -- those for whom sin is master and those for whom God is master. You will be a slave to one or the other. On the one hand, slavery to sin may yield temporary pleasure, but its fruit is full of shame and ultimately produces only death. On the other hand, slavery to God produces the fruit of the Spirit, sanctification, and ultimately eternal life. This is ours, as a free gift from God, and we who have received life are fools to return to the old master, sin, who can give us only shame and death.
