Sermons of Grace

Dr. David Murphy of the Grace Baptist Church in Antigua, Caribbean, West Indies delivers an exhaustive verse-by-verse study on the book of Romans.

Sermons of Grace is a religion podcast hosted by David Murphy, with 403 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

David Murphy hosts Sermons of Grace, a religion show with 403 episodes published.

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  Episode #39

  Rom 8:18 Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 6)

  Aug 17, 202637 minS10

  In Romans 8:18, Paul has told us that the Christian will suffer for Christ. Today we'll see that Christianity is unique from other religions in how it tells the believer to deal with suffering by using reasoning. The believer must reason that his future is better than his present, and that his present day suffering cannot be compared to his future glory. From Romans Chapter 8, the believer can recall what God has done for him, who God has told him he is, and what his future is. The believer must let truth and reasoning control his feelings.

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  Episode #38

  Rom 8:18 Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 5)

  Aug 10, 202643 minS10

  In Romans 8:18, Paul has told us that the Christian will suffer for Christ. Today we'll see that Christianity is unique from other religions in how it tells the believer to deal with suffering by using reasoning. The believer must reason that his future is better than his present, and that his present day suffering cannot be compared to his future glory. From Romans Chapter 8, the believer can recall what God has done for him, who God has told him he is, and what his future is. The believer must let truth and reasoning control his feelings.

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  Episode #37

  Rom 8:18 Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 4)

  Aug 3, 202640 minS10

  In Romans 8:18, Paul is now talking about how the Christian should face suffering. In this sermon we'll see how the Christian should NOT react to suffering: 1-Don't be surprised that suffering happens 2-Don't be shaken by suffering 3-Realize there is no promise in Scripture that you will have relief or improvement in your sufferings on Earth 4-Realize that the Christian is not called to try to improve the world so that his suffering is reduced 5-Don't just resign yourself to your condition - stoic resignation

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  Episode #36

  Rom 8:18 Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 3)

  Jul 27, 202642 minS10

  In Romans 8:18, Paul is now talking about how the Christian should face suffering. In this sermon we'll see how the Christian should NOT react to suffering: 1-Don't be surprised that suffering happens 2-Don't be shaken by suffering 3-Realize there is no promise in Scripture that you will have relief or improvement in your sufferings on Earth 4-Realize that the Christian is not called to try to improve the world so that his suffering is reduced 5-Don't just resign yourself to your condition - stoic resignation

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  Episode #35

  Rom 8:17b Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 2)

  Jul 20, 202642 minS10

  In the same sentence where we learned that the believer is called an 'heir of God' and a 'joint-heir with Christ', we're told that the believer will also suffer with Christ. Pastor/Dr. David Murphy, in his introduction to the believer's suffering shows us: 1-the peculiar nature of Christian suffering 2-the prophecies that the believer will suffer 3-the prominence of Christian suffering in Scripture, and 4-the purposes of Christian suffering: i-assurance that you are God's child ii-to prepare you for greater service and future glory iii-to understand Christ's suffering iv-to prepare us for future glory

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