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Text: Romans 15:14-33
Topic: An Apostolic Plan of Action
ETS: In his closing remarks, Paul reveals something of his commitments as he shares his plans with the Roman Christians.
ESS: Paul's commitments can become our commitments as we serve Christ.
OSS: I want believers to grow in their levels of commitment.
P.Q.
What characterized Paul's commitments as he shared with the Romans?
U.W. *COMMITMENTS*
Introduction
I.
*We find an unwavering commitment to the truth of the gospel (vv.
14-16).*
A. Paul's commitment to the truth of the gospel led him to be uncompromising as he proclaimed the gospel among the churches.
B.
This was not done out of a spirit of harshness, but out of the absolute certainty of his calling.
~* remember Paul's declaration "woe to me if I do not preach the gospel."
C. We too need an unwavering commitment to the truth of the gospel.
II.
*We find an unwavering commitment to the power of the gospel (vv.
17-22).*
A. Paul's commitment to the power of the gospel is demonstrated in his determination to give all the glory to God.
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Paul's commitment to the power of the gospel is also shown in confidence in taking the message of the gospel to areas where the gospel had not previously been preached.
III. *We find an unwavering commitment to the work of the gospel (vv.
23-33).*
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Paul was committed to taking the message of the gospel to unreached areas such as Spain.
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Paul was also committed to the social concerns of the gospel.
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