Read: Romans 7:14-25
Having considered the debate about the identity of the one speaking in these verses, whether Paul as still an unbeliever or Paul as a mature Christian, and having concluded that Paul is clearly speaking of himself as a …
Read: Romans 7:14-25
We began our study of this famous passage in Romans 7 several Lord’s Day evenings ago by examining the debate over the identity of the “I” who speaks from verse 14 to verse 25. Some have argued that Paul is speaking her…
Read: Romans 7:14-25
What we are doing these Sunday evenings is meditating on this passage and, even as we are reading the Bible through in one year as Pastor DeMass just reminded us, at some point piece by piece and text by text we need to sto…
Read: Romans 7:7-25
We began this series by considering in a general way the fact of the continuing sinfulness of all Christians and the importance of that fact and its implications for our daily living. We then took up in order five particular…
This evening we come to the end of our list of sins to be considered in this series. I know that this has not been the most encouraging series of sermons. No doubt some of you feel beaten up and discouraged as I have argued Sunday night after Sunday …
We have, so far in this series, considered three sins of which we are all profoundly guilty and that are, in fact, much more the index of our guilt and our corruption than our more obvious outward acts of disobedience to God. These lie deeper and pro…
Once again, this current evening series on “Our Sins” was interrupted: two weeks ago by David Scott’s sermon on the love of money and worldly gain and last Lord’s Day evening by Jay Stoms’ sermon on the power of the gospel and the certainty that Chri…
It has been three Sunday evenings since we have considered the subject of our current series of evening sermons, so let me review our progress so far. We first considered the reality of sin in the believer’s life in general terms. We considered the i…
We have, so far in this series, considered the reality of sin in the believer’s life in general terms. We have considered the importance of a Christian having and carrying about with him or her a living sense of sin and of the various blessings that …
Last time we introduced this series of Lord’s Day evening studies by pointing out how fundamental to everything true and good in the soul is the acknowledgement of one’s sin and what sorts of benefits accrue to the man or woman who does not deny but …