"The Charge"
Living Bold Week 9
Gary Moritz
Part of Living Bold—A Journey through Romans
November 29, 2021

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Introduction:

Romans is considered the “Constitution” of the Christian faith. It sets the doctrine and duty of every Christian. Just like the Constitution of the United States provides its citizens with the framework to boldly exercise their rights, the book of Romans provides the follower of Jesus Christ with the spiritual boldness to live out their faith in Christ.

The purpose of the book of Romans is to reveal the role of faith in the life of a Christian. It explores saving faith, the faith by which a sinner is saved through the Gospel of Christ, and sanctifying faith, the faith that helps us live a new life in Christ.

“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” —Romans 5:8

In this collection of talks, we will look at the following themes in the book of Romans:

October 3rd         The Problem (Chapters 1-3:20)
October 10th        The Faith (Chapters 3:20-4) 
October 17th        The Rescue (Chapter 5)
October 24th        The Pursuit (Chapter 6) 
October 31st        The Release (Chapters 7-8)
November 7th        The Assurance (Chapters 9-11)
November 14th       The Sacrifice (Chapter 12)
November 21st       The Responsibility (Chapters 13-15)
November 28th       The Charge (Chapter 16)


Text: Romans 16 (New Testament, CSB)

LIVING BOLD WEEK #9: “The Charge”


Today’s Takeaway: Thankfulness eliminates ungratefulness.


I. PAUL IS THANKFUL FOR (16:1–16, 21–24)

A. He is sending a special

to the church in Rome (16:1–2).

B. He sends a special to the church in Rome (16:3–16, 21–24).

  1. Paul sends a thankful greeting to individuals (16:3–16).
  2. Paul sends thankful greetings from individuals (16:21–24).

II. PAUL GIVES A WARNING TO THOSE AGAINST THE GOSPEL (16:17-19)

A.

negative people do (16:17)

B. negative people do it (16:18–19)

III. PAUL IS THANKFUL FOR GOD’S (16:20)


IV. PAUL IS THANKFUL FOR THE POWER OF THE (16:25–27)

“Now to him who is able to strengthen you according to my gospel and the proclamation about Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery kept silent for long ages 26 but now revealed and made known through the prophetic Scriptures, according to the command of the eternal God to advance the obedience of faith among all the Gentiles— 27 to the only wise God, through Jesus Christ—to him be the glory forever! Amen.” —Romans 16:25-27

CONCLUSION: Will you take up the charge to live bold in this season?


DEEP DIVE QUESTIONS:

  1. How does gratefulness eliminate complaining and griping?

  2. How could you be more specific in the way you give thanks every day?

  3. Why is it important to watch out for and avoid divisive people?

  4. Who will you reach out to this week to let them know you’re thankful for them?


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