The study in Romans is concluding today. Paul gives commendations to fellow laborers in ministry and writes of his upcoming mission trip to Spain. Here we come to grip with both the necessity of brothers and sister who support us and the prospect that God's plan are sometimes different than ours
Continuing in the series in Romans, Pastor Dallas Carter instructs from Romans 14 how the Law of Love constrains to exercise liberty in matter where Scripture does not explicitly command. In matters where the Scripture does not give explicit command we are to practice the Law of Love under the leading of the Holy Spirit and exercise charitable love towards other decisions-making processes.
Romans 13 is a continuation of Paul's instructions on the Following the Law of Love given by inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Here we see instructions specific to how we are to relate to the civil authorities. Because Love Fulfills the Law, it both constrains us to obey just authorities who seek the public good and also constrains us to resist lawless tyrannical power in ways that promote the Law of Love.
Today Pastor Dallas Carter continues in Romans. In the concluding section on Romans 12 we discover that God's Grace has given each of us a unique set of spiritual gifts which are to be used to practice the Law of Love towards God and Man, not personal profit
In this message Pastor Dallas Carter instructs that predestination is not primarily about God handpicking who will be saved and who will be damned. Rather Predestination is presented as our blessed assurance that God controls the destinies of nations. Specifically, Romans 9-11 reveals that Israel fell into apostasy and diaspora only until the completion of the salvation of the Gentiles. God's Plan for the nations ends with the Church and Israel united in victory in Christ.
Today Pastor Dallas Carter Prresents instruction concern ing what Roman 7 has to say about defeating current fleshly entanglements with sin and promoting godly entanglement with Christ
Pastor Dallas Carter describes the mechanics of how we are made righteous. We are united with Christ in His death and resurrection, killing the old man and raising us in newness of life. We are to count ourselves dead to sin
Continuing in the series in Romans, Pastor Dallas Carter instructs us that we can have the assurance that, once having been justified by faith, that God is faithful to continue His good work and make us righteous
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