How to Have a Victorious Perspective on Present Suffering-Romans8:18-25 (3.3.19)-Dr. Jordan N Rogers
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- You can have a victorious perspective on present suffering if you have an expectant hope in future glory.
If you are a believer in Jesus, you have a future so glorious that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing to the glory that is to be revealed to us.
In Romans 8:18-25, the Apostle Paul explains to us three features of the Christian’s future glory that are so incredible that they make all suffering in this life unworthy of comparison. The follower of Jesus has these three certain expectations: 1) the revelation of God’s children; 2) freedom from corruption; and 3) the redemption of our bodies.
This is a sermon from Romans 8:18-25 and below you will find the video recording and a sermon outline to help you follow along as you watch. I hope this study tool helps you grow in your love for the Lord Jesus and in your obedience to Him.
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Sermon Title: “How to Have a Victorious Perspective on Present Suffering”
Text: Romans 8:18-25
Single Sentence Sermon Summary: You can have a victorious perspective on present suffering if you have an expectant hope in future glory.
Sermon Structure: 3 features of our future glory
vs.18-A Victorious Perspective: Our future glory is immeasurably greater than our present suffering.
**vs.19-Feature #1: Our future glory includes the revelation of God’s children.
**vs.20-21-Feature #2: Our future glory includes freedom from corruption.
**vs.22-23-Feature #3: Our future glory includes redemption of our bodies.
vs.24-25-A Hopeful Perspective: Patient hope in future glory is our victory over present suffering.
Praise God. Thank you for expanding and making it understandable. Patient hope in future glory is my victory! Hallelujah
My God today!!!!! Whew, thank you father! In my time of physical and emotional pain (after surgery), God revealed Romans 8:18. I read the verse and was praising God but of course I wanted to explore more. I was then led me to this outstanding, well articulated, communicated, make it plan yet profound sermon! Thank you Abba!!!!! This is a result of fasting and praying. Thank you Pastor! I will explore more of your sermons.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend!!
@@JordanNealRogers Dr. Jordan Neal Rogers, this was one of the most powerful life changing sermons I heard to date. It definitely deepened my faith and matured me as a believer. Thank God for you. Sending you and your family blessings. I am that one sheep you went after and found! Thank you Dr. and thank you Holy Spirit for having your way!
I was asking myself, why do most Christians talk like everyone is supposed to be rich and famous? Or as is we are supposed to chase those things in our walk with God. It’s very misleading. Thank you for this.