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
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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.
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July 27, 2026
Rom 8:18 Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 3)
<p>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:</p><p>1-Don't be surprised that suffering happens</p><p>2-Don't be shaken by suffering</p><p>3-Realize there is no promise in Scripture that you will have relief or improvement in your sufferings on Earth</p><p>4-Realize that the Christian is not called to try to improve the world so that his suffering is reduced</p><p>5-Don't just resign yourself to your condition - stoic resignation</p>
July 20, 2026
Rom 8:17b Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 2)
<p>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:</p><p>1-the peculiar nature of Christian suffering</p><p>2-the prophecies that the believer will suffer</p><p>3-the prominence of Christian suffering in Scripture, and</p><p>4-the purposes of Christian suffering:</p><p> i-assurance that you are God's child</p><p> ii-to prepare you for greater service and future glory</p><p> iii-to understand Christ's suffering</p><p> iv-to prepare us for future glory</p>
July 13, 2026
Rom 8:17b Suffering in the Life of the Believer (Part 1)
<p>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:</p><p>1-the peculiar nature of Christian suffering</p><p>2-the prophecies that the believer will suffer</p><p>3-the prominence of Christian suffering in Scripture, and</p><p>4-the purposes of Christian suffering:</p><p> i-assurance that you are God's child</p><p> ii-to prepare you for greater service and future glory</p><p> iii-to understand Christ's suffering</p><p> iv-to prepare us for future glory</p>
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