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Caught in the Act
Romans
7:7–13
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Caught in the Act

In Romans 7 Paul makes a clear-cut case that God's law actually arouses people to sin. In other words, God's law stirs up the sinful heart to pursue sin even more. In typical fashion, Paul anticipates the following objections to come his way: Does this mean that God's law is unholy and unrighteous? Is God's law the problem or is man's sin the problem? Join Tom Pennington as he explains Paul's line of thought regarding God's holy law and rebellious sinners Caught in the Act.

Caught in the Act, Part 1

The purpose of God's holy and righteous law is to reflect His character and expose the sinfulness of mankind.

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Caught in the Act, Part 2

The reason God gave His law was to show you that you can never measure up to His standard; you can never earn your way into His favor.

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Caught in the Act, Part 3

Paul shows how the Holy Spirit uses the righteous law of God to bring every sinner to a knowledge and understanding of their sin.

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Caught in the Act, Part 4

Because of the sinfulness of sin, it will deceive you into thinking that God's holy law is unrighteous and evil.

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Caught in the Act, Part 5

Not only does God's moral law reveal the sinfulness of every human being, it also reveals the deadly consequences of such sinfulness.

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Caught in the Act, Part 6

Every sin that you struggle with has a corresponding virtue that should be put on in its place. In other words, you must identify your sin struggles, repent, and then put on the opposite virtue.

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