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Romans 13:11-14 We don't have to live under the crippeling burden of guilt and shame, but we can't go back to our former life of sin because we've been bought into slavery to righteousness.

Romans 13:8-10 You don't need a long list of rules to follow when you're immersed in the law of love.

Romans 13:1-7 How is your submission to authorities going?

How does your service to the Lord by serving the church look? Romans 12:9-21

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As followers of Christ we should never deny the future of Israel, but instead pray for the salvation of Israel and the glory of God.

Has the Church replaced Israel?  Let's continue to look at the Churches probable future and the future of Israel.

Is God done with the Jews?  Let's look at how God plans on redeeming Israel.

With the free access to the Bible, Churches, and the message of the Gospel, what are you going to do?

Trying to live by the law or any other set of rules to earn salvation is not the same as saving faith.

The key to understanding God's sovereignty is finding out who is the center of your universe.

Does the tension between God's Sovereignty and Man's Responsibility trouble you?  Don't let it.

Are you burdened by the lost condition of those around you?

What happens when you are praying for something that you really want, but is not in line with God's will?  How about when you are so distraught that all you can do is let out a heavy sigh towards heaven?

Life is tough sometimes, but it's nothing compared to the glory that we have put our hope in.

More than being slaves to a new master, we've been adopted and share an inheritance with Jesus.

There is a separation between those who are part of the kingdom of God and those who aren't, and the things that the mind is set on show that difference.

One of the greatest benefits of this new life is no longer living under condemnation.

Paul turns the corner from the law condemning the unregenerate man to the battle between the believer's new nature vs. the old flesh.