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IOU | Romans (Week 5) | Dalton Bradford (opens the original)
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Love isn't a feeling. It's a debt — and yours is overdue. Description: Romans 13:8 says to owe no one anything, except to love each other. That makes love a bill — one that's always due and most of us never pay. This message names the debt, shows where it goes unpaid — at home, with your friends, at church — and asks the question Jesus will ask in the end: not only what did you do, but what did you fail to do? In this message: What do you actually owe the people around you — and what happens whe
Soul Maxxing | Romans (Week 4) | Zack Eason (opens the original)
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What if the first thing you were told not to picture is already standing in the room? In this message Zack Eason names a pink elephant on Willow Avenue in Cookeville, the one you cannot unsee once someone says it. That is how a master works. It does not wait for permission. Then he opens Romans 6: when you were slaves of sin you were free in regard to righteousness, and the wage of that life is death. Paul does not offer unemployment. He offers a different master. Enslaved to God is also called
Where Do We Go From Here | Romans (Week 3) | Dr. Gary Alley (opens the original)
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This message starts two thousand feet down in a Chilean mine, where thirty-three men sat in the dark with no food and no way up unless help came from above. After weeks, a tube reached them with water, food, and a little light, but that was not the rescue. It only kept them alive until someone could pull them out. Fifty-nine days later every one of them walked into real air, and they had to decide how to live after that. Paul asks the same question in Romans 6, right after he has said that where
Get On The Helicopter | Romans (Week 1) | Dr. Gary Alley (opens the original)
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Imagine growing up on one side of a mountain so big that nobody has ever climbed it or gone around it. Everything you need is right there, until a disease starts spreading and people you know begin to die. You have no way to the other side. Then a helicopter lands, and the pilot says he came to rescue you. The cost is more than the whole village can put together. That is where this message starts. We are opening a short series in Romans, the letter Paul wrote around AD 57 to a church in Rome he
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