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Good Morning
Good Morning Everybody!
We are so thankful you are here in worship with us this morning whether you are joining us in person or online we want to welcome you.
My name is Terry I Serve here as a the Lead Pastor.
We have an amazing team of people here at Freedom Chapel that work so diligently to help this church family live up to our Mission of Bringing Hope to our Community by being a Place to Belong a Church for the Whole Family.
If you are new here please fill out the little flap on your bulletin.
I want to express to you this morning how blessed I am to have such an amazing staff.
Both Jackie and Rustan did an amazing job in my absence.
Our team leaders covered kept operations running smoothly.
It is so refreshing to take a vacation and not have to worry about the church while I am gone.
House Keeping
A. A couple of changes have been made to the Church Center App.
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You can now view dates you are scheduled to serve under the me tab.
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You will also notice three little dots down at the bottom of the screen.
This is where you will find sign ups and forms.
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You can also check in on the app and let us know you were here.
B. Don’t forget to sign up for Epic Boom.
This Fundraiser allows us to provide extra funding to the various ministries of the church.
When you serve your time is counted towards the ministry of you choosing.
If you have your Bible with you this morning we are going to pick back up in Romans Chapter 6.
The more and more I dive into this letter the more appreciate Paul’s dedication to helping believers grow in their relationship with God.
That is exactly what Paul is doing in Chapter 6.
He is moving us through the process of Salvation in the entire life of the believer.
Salvation is a life process.
If you remember back a few weeks we broke down this process.
Step 1: Justification
Step 2: Sanctification
Step 3: Glorification
As we step into today’s scripture we are going to see Paul lay out the process of sanctification.
Something to remember today.
God meets you right where you are at.
This is Justification!
Justification is the act of God whereby He forgives the sin of an unsaved person and credits/assigns to them the righteousness of Christ when through faith they believe.
God loves you too much to leave you where He found you.
This is where Sanctification comes in.
According to the Assemblies of God.
Sanctification is an act of separation from that which is evil, and of dedication unto God.
Sanctification is the act of separating ourselves from sin.
This is not about works it is about alignment.
Sin is like a bad relationship.
It brings out the worst in you.
It leaves you lonelier than it found you.
It embarrasses you in public.
It destroys you in secret and once it has a hold of you it is difficult to get free of.
In today’s section of scripture Paul lays out Six Strategies for Breaking Up with Sin.
Strategy Number 1: Remember that you have been Justified.
To be justified is to be made right.
I have to remind myself I have been made right therefore sin is no longer my master.
Strategy Number 2: Realize you have been united with Christ.
Because He Died We Died.
2. Because He was we were buried.
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Because He was raised from the dead we were raised form the dead.
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