Stuck in a Cycle You Can’t Break? Watch This | The Paradox of Life, Week 4
From Christ Church Ohio – Columbia Station Campus · 00:39:54
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Ever feel like part of you wants to do the right thing while another part pulls you the opposite way? You’re not alone, and you’re not stuck there. In the final sermon of The Paradox of Life series, we land the argument the Apostle Paul builds through Romans 7 and into Romans 8: there are two competing “codes” at work in us, and Jesus is the one who sets us free. Along the way, we look at why that inner struggle feels so exhausting, how God uses every testing to make us stronger, and why there is truly no condemnation for those in Christ. We also talk about the question many people wrestle with: if knowing better doesn’t change what I want, how do I actually grow? The answer isn’t gritting your teeth and trying harder. It starts with faith in Jesus and with where we set our minds each day. Whether you’ve followed the Christian life for years or you’re just exploring faith, this message is for anyone who has felt the tug-of-war within. Real People, Real Faith, Real Life. Scripture: Romans 7:21-25, Romans 8:1-8, Galatians 2:16, Galatians 5:22-23, Ephesians 2:4-5
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