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Overview of Romans. I. Intro. + Theme1:1-15 II. Condemnation1:18-3:20 III. Justification3:21-4:25 IV. Sanctification5:1-8:39 V. Illustration9:1-11:36 VI. Application12:1-15:13 VII. Epilogue15:14-16:27. Romans 5 – The War is Over!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Overview of Romans

I. Intro. + Theme 1:1-15 II. Condemnation 1:18-3:20 III. Justification 3:21-4:25 IV. Sanctification 5:1-8:39 V. Illustration 9:1-11:36 VI. Application 12:1-15:13VII. Epilogue 15:14-16:27

Romans 5 – The War is Over!

Since we are justified, we have peace with God and can expect deliverance and joy!

ex·pec·ta·tionˌekspekˈtāSHən/nounnoun: expectation; plural noun: expectations1. a strong belief that something will happen or be the case in the future."reality had not lived up to expectations"

Romans 5 – The Hope That Comes from Victory!

1. The Victory Described – 5:1-52. The Basis of the Victory – 5:6-11

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

We have been the objects of God’s anger.

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

Now, fundamentally and judicially, we have peace with God!

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

We are accepted in His sight!

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

Yay for verb tenses!

“Having been…have”

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

No believer has any charges against them!

Romans 5:1 – The War is Over!

How can eternal life be lost???

Romans 5:1b-2 – Three Benefits

1. Peace with God2. Access to grace3. Joy in the expectation of future glory

Romans 5:1b-2 – Three Benefits

1. Peace with God• God’s anger towards us is abated• Our justification brings permanent peace

with God• This is not an emotion, but a condition

Romans 5:1b-2 – Three Benefits

2. Access to grace• Much like Heb. 4:14-16• Our new condition allows special access• We “stand” in it and have “access” to it• Prayer becomes critical to growth• Here “grace” = “God’s enabling strength”

Romans 5:1b-2 – Three Benefits

3. Joy (Expectation of glory)• Our destiny and glorification are assured (Rom. 8:29)• We “boast” or “exalt” in it

Romans 5:3-4 – Oh, one more benefit…

We also can exalt in problems!

Romans 5:3-4 – Oh, one more benefit…

Problems take on a new perspective because of our new relationship!

Romans 5:3-4 – Oh, one more benefit…

We are not the objects of God’s anger any longer!

Romans 5:3-4 – Oh, one more benefit…“Tribulations” (afflictions)

“Endurance”

“Approvedness” (proven character)

“Hope” (expectation)

Romans 5:3-4 – Oh, one more benefit…

Afflictions, properly responded to, produce the ability to bear up under pressure

(endurance - Jas. 1)…which in turn leads to approval before God (1 Pet. 1:6-9)…which leads to our expectation (hope) of future

glory!

Romans 5:5 – Oh, one more benefit…

As a result, we have a new boldness about our expectation of the future.

Romans 5:5 – Oh, one more benefit…

We should openly confess that boldness!Romans 10:11

Romans 5:5 – Oh, one more benefit…

Our confidence comes from the assurance of God’s love in the midst of, and in spite of, our

trials!

Romans 5:5 – Oh, one more benefit…

The Holy Spirit causes us to realize God’s love through it all.

Romans 5:5 – Oh, one more benefit…

In other words, the righteous one by faith shall live!

Romans 5:6-11 – The Basis for Victory

How can we have the perspective we have?

Romans 5:6 – The right time

Christ came at the perfect time in history to help the weak and make us strong.

Romans 5:7 – God’s great love for us

Rarely will one die for a righteous man.

Romans 5:7 – God’s great love for us

More often, if someone is considered a really good person, it might happen.

Romans 5:8 – God’s great love for us

But we were neither!

Romans 5:8 – God’s great love for us

We should always realize that understanding the true nature and depth of God’s love for us

is in His death for us!

Romans 5:8 – God’s great love for us

The cross should forever settle the question of what God thinks of each and every one of us!

Romans 5:8 – God’s great love for us

God did not love us for what we’ve done, what we could do, or because of how good

we were.

Romans 5:8 – God’s great love for us

“Demonstrates”God actually “recommends” His love to us as a

source of encouragement!

Romans 5:9-10 – Great Expectations!

The language here is not a prediction; it is not “automatic”.

Romans 5:9-10 – Great Expectations!

Justified people can expect deliverance!

Romans 5:9 – Great Expectations!

Our deliverance is from “wrath” and “wrath” in Romans is presently going on in response to

sin!

Romans 5:9 – Great Expectations!

Once we are justified, we can expect deliverance from sin’s enslaving power!

Romans 5:10 – Great Expectations DEAUX!

Our hostile relationship with God is now friendly!

Romans 5:10 – Great Expectations DEAUX!

In our new relationship, we are accepted by God and can expect His deliverance.

Romans 5:10 – Great Expectations DEAUX!

The source of our deliverance is the resurrected Christ!

Romans 5:10 – Great Expectations DEAUX!

Christ’s resurrected life becomes our source of experiencing life!

Gal. 2:20

Romans 5:10 – Great Expectations DEAUX!

There is no sense in a believer staying under sin’s enslaving power…but it does happen.

Romans 5:11 – And, there’s more…

When we experience deliverance, we experience joy.

Romans 5:11 – And, there’s more…

A life of power, a life of change, is a life of joy in God.

Romans 5 – The War is Over!

Since we are justified, we have peace with God and can expect deliverance and joy!

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