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The Wrath of God is Satisfied
PRAY
S.T.A.R.T.
Solemnly praise and recognize the greatness of our God and Savior connected to the Biblical text being preached
Oh God you are our creator and sustainer.
You dwell in the most holy place even your name is holy.
We worship you as our king and recognize your Lordship over all things both here on earth and above.
We resign ourselves to you as your subjects and ask for your Spirit to give us the guidance and strength to do your will in our lives.
We rejoice in the thought and hope of your soon return.
We praise you our good God for every good gift you have given us and all that you have provided to us.
We confess to you oh God the sinfulness of our hearts, we are guilty according to your law.
We throw ourselves before you, at the foot your throne to plead with you for acceptance and forgiveness, not in our own merits but through the blood of the lamb which was slain.
Protect us we pray Father for we are so easily led astray by satan, this world, and our flesh.
Guard us from the forces of this evil age that seek to devour us, keep us steadfast in your care.
Touch upon the subject of corporate sin and confess any shortcomings the body has committed related to the Biblical text to be preached
As we talk about your power of salvation today grant us your Spirit so we might understand and apply these truths to our lives.
Ask God to help the body/local church to hear and apply the truths of the Biblical text to be preached
Hughes, R. Kent.
The Pastor's Book: A Comprehensive and Practical Guide to Pastoral Ministry (p.
271).
Crossway.
Kindle Edition.
We thank you for Paul, these Romans, and the many other men and women of the faith who have come before us in the passage of time to deliver to us this Holy Word today.
For your name, your honor, your glory, we pray to you this day, Amen.
Review and remind the audience of the key related passages to the Biblical text being preached
Intro
How does God prove His gospel has power?
= By saving sinners.
Paul Has Said...
I am under obligation by this gospel v14
I am eager to preach this gospel v15
I am not ashamed of this gospel v16a
Why?
Because it is the power of God
To do what?
Save
Hughes, R. Kent.
The Pastor's Book: A Comprehensive and Practical Guide to Pastoral Ministry (p.
271).
Crossway.
Kindle Edition.
save who?
everyone who believes
How does this gospel save us? = Next week...
Application Thus Far:
You also are under obligation
You also should be eager
You also should not be ashamed
Because...
| for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.
What does the gospel save us from?
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