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Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

Citywide Hobart

We end Romans where we began: celebrating the fact of God's grace and glory. Given the liberty we have in Jesus, it is crucial that rise to the challenge of living in unity. In this we are blessed and God is glorified.

Roman's encourages us to see that we express love to God when we're inwardly transformed by the Holy Spirit, rather than culture. Here we find how to live out our God-gifted identity.

God has always had a plan for humanity, and Paul strives to prove that God "calls people not on the basis of their good or bad works, but according to His divine purpose."

Paul exhorts and frees the Christian to live the kind of life God desires for His children - not in the morally fallen way we once lived, but one that is in step with, and empowered by the Spirit.

Not only is the follower of Jesus "dead to sin," but we're also alive with Him. We have been co-resurrected with Him so that we could be empowered to live an entirely new life.

One of the most powerful words Paul uses to describe the Christians new reality in Jesus and the solution to our problem of sin is the word justified. In Jesus we have been declared "not guilty."

Humanity has a problem; we have deliberately wandered from God's ways. Right! But grace is at play and God's liberating power has been released in us through Jesus.

Paul passionately sets the tone for what is to come by using rich theological and personal language to unveil its theme: grace.

The Spirit effectively produces in those who walk by the Spirit, the very character of God himself.

Living a transformed life is about living a life that shuns anything that would impair our relationship with God

Due to Jesus' death and resurrection we are children of God - we have been sanctified.

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Jesus is willing and waiting to become our daily bread.