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Welcome to another evening on
Chattavish Creek. We're studying the Book of Romans
in the New Testament Survey class and we're talking about the future
glory of the sons of God, the future glory of the sons of God.
As you can, this is not a backdrop here, this is a real thing on
Chattavish Creek. I hope you enjoy the scenery
while we study God's Word. Verse number 17, and if children
heirs also, heirs of God, fellow heirs with Christ, if indeed
we suffer with him, in order that we might be also glorified
with him, we're talking about the future glory of the sons
of God, and of God the Son. For I consider that the sufferings
of this present time, or this present age, are not worthy to
be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us, for
the anxious longing of the creation, all creation, all creation longs
for the redemption of the sons of God, because when you have
the redemption of the sons of God, also this creation, this
beautiful creation that we see behind us here, will all be redeemed
and put back into harmony with God. For the anxious longing
of the creation waits eagerly for the revealing of the sons
of God. For the creation was subjected
to futility when Adam sinned in the Garden of Eden. He subjected
the whole creation to catastrophe and suffering. And it will be
that way until the Lord redeems it back. Jesus, in Genesis 13,
315, as He was speaking to Adam, Eve, and the serpent there, He
said, I will put active hatred between you, speaking to Satan
and her seed, and you shall bruise him as to the heel, but he shall
bruise you as to the head. That was the first promise of
the Messiah, our Kinsman, Redeemer, in the Bible. And our kinsman
Redeemer did become flesh in John 1.14. And we beheld the glory. The
glory is the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and
truth. John 1.18 says, No man has seen God at any time. The
only begotten God, the one being in the bosom of the Father, that
one has led himself out. We have the redemption now. We
have the redemption of the sons of God. We have the promise of it. One
of these days it will become a fact. I wish I had my map behind
me, it would take away from the scenery. I should have had it
up here in front. For the creation was subjected to futility, not
by its own will, but because of him who subjected it in hope. The creation and God's children
look forward to their redemption. Theopedia, our future hope. That
the creation itself also will be set free from its slavery
to corruption and to the freedom of the glory of the children
of God. When we're lost and in this world, we think we're doing
our own thing, but we're not. We're doing the will of the God
of this age, Satan, Lucifer. We're doing the will of Him When we become born again, when
we become saved, when we look upon Jesus, we call upon Him
to save our souls and redeem us from our sins and from the
slavery of sin. We have the promise of eternal
life. Our flesh, God makes no provision for, but for our eternal
spirits now, the Spirit of God dwells in us. Our souls are saved
and marked for eternity in the book of Ephesians, the first
chapter. For we know that the whole creation groans and suffers
pains of childbirth together until now. And now only this,
but also we ourselves having the firstfruits of the Spirit.
Even we ourselves, growing within ourselves, waiting eagerly for
our adoption as the sons, the redemption of our body. We're
not complete. We're triune like God. God said,
let us make man, in Genesis 126, in our image, in our shadow-casting
likeness, in our blood-flowing nightless, and in our sovereign
image. In other words, He's made in
the person of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Without all of that triune being
of ours, we're not complete. When we're saved and when we
go to be with the Lord today, we are not complete because our
bodies stay back in the grave. We put them in caskets called
hope chests. We bury them in graveyards. Sometimes
we burn them up to ashes. We put those ashes in a safe
spot. Or sometimes we put them out in a stream like this to
run down so they can be in part of nature again. But God will
call all of that DNA back together one of these days, whether we're
lost or saved, and put it back together and resurrect it as
redeemed beings or as those to be tormented forever and ever.
Or in hope we have been saved. But hope that is seen is not
hope. For why does one also hope for
what he sees? When you see something, you know
it is. You know it's real. I can look here. I can look at
these boulders. I can look at this wild roses here with the
rose hips on it. I can look at these birch trees, the willow trees,
the pine trees, all of the things around me. I can see the water,
I can see the big fish swimming in the streams, and I see life.
But that life is doomed because all of it dies. It'll all die. This tree here will die maybe
50 years from now. Not one branch in that tree will
be left alive. All the fish here in this stream
will have gone. Wild roses will be replaced by more wild roses.
The sage, the pine trees will grow old as our bodies grow old
and they die. But if we hope for what we do
not see, but with perseverance we wait eagerly for it. Verse
number 26, Romans 8 chapter. And in the same way the Spirit
also helps our weakness for we do not know how to pray. Have
you ever been in such dire straits. You saw somebody dying and you're
praying for those that are very ill. I heard a man last night
just crying his heart out. He was diagnosed with terminal
cancer and there was no hope, no treatment for him. I prayed
for him at that very moment. Well, he will meet his maker.
I hope that he knows the Lord. I pray that he does. Because
it's only beginning here. And in the same way, the Spirit
also helps our weakness for we do not know how to pray. When
you're praying for somebody sometimes, sometimes you just cry. I remember
when my wife and I were praying for this ministry up here. We
sat down one night and we prayed for maybe an hour, and I prayed
with very much tears and anguish. I prayed that God would give
us this place so that we could honor and glorify Him with it
as we're doing at this moment. It was a miracle that we got
it. I wanted it all put together already. We're having to build
it all. So we're starting from putting in electricity in the
septic system. The septic system is in. The
electricity is next. We've got to drill a water well.
We've got to build a house. We've got to build a place to
preach in the wintertime. But right now, it's wonderful right
down here on this creek. God gave us this. It was a miracle
that we got it. Because I had no money to buy
it, but we ended up getting the money. We need a lot more money
to do what we're going to do. So pray with us that we can do
that. Sometimes we don't know how to
pray when we're in great pain with sickness. You get sick and
the doctors don't give you any hope, you get real serious with
God. You have to trust in Him. When
we're praying for somebody that is hurt and has been hurt, I
remember when my little daughter was in such terrible pain and
being tortured and abused terribly. And there was very little I could
do about it. I had to leave her with her birth mother, and I
would go to church, going to preach, and cry my eyes out all
the way there, begging God to take care of her, and to protect
her, and to give divine retribution to those that were harming her.
I went through many years of that. She's alive. Not without
scars, neither am I. But I prayed from my spirit,
because my words would not come out. The Spirit of God helped
me pray for her. And we do not know how to pray
as we should, but the Spirit Himself intercedes for us with
groanings and deep words, and groanings too deep for words.
I had groanings too deep for the human language, my soul cried. my soul Christ. And he who searches the hearts
and knows the mind of the Spirit is because he intercedes for
the saints according to the will of God. Are you in the will of
God today? Have you been saved? Do you know
the Lord is your Savior? Have you been introduced to Jesus
by the Spirit of God? Have you asked Him to forgive
you and save your soul? Are you walking the way God wants
you to do? And are you doing what God wants
you to do with your life? God didn't leave you on this
world to just go your way. Are you doing the will of God?
Are you glorifying God with your life? And we know that God causes all
things to work for the good to those who love God and to those
who are called according to His place before plans, His eternal
purpose. God has an eternal purpose for
your life. A long time in eternity past, He wrote your name and
Lamb's Book of Life. And He knew that you would have
volition in space and time. That wasn't even valid until
Jesus died for your sins. It was all a promise. Now it's
a fact. We're looking forward to the
fact that we shall be glorified with Him one of these days, and
we shall. If you are His child, if you
are doing your will with His life, you will have glory, much
glory. I've also said to many people,
there are degrees in hell and there are degrees in heaven according
to what you've done for the Lord. There's no way in the world that
we can pay Him back for what He did for us. We just say thank
you with our lives. and with our souls, and with
our spirits. We glorify Him as we sing praises
to His name. We glorify Him as we reach others
for Him. We glorify Him with our breath
and our lives, with our conversation, with our attitude in the world.
For whom he foreknew, he also predestined to become conformed
to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among
many brethren. And whom he predestined, those
he also called, and whom he called, those he justified." We are predestined
in Romans, or not Romans, but Ephesians 2 and 8, it says, "...for
in grace ye are having been saved through faith, and that not of
yourselves is a gift of God, not of works, lest any man boast."
But we are created unto good works. God created us not to
lay down like a sloth in a tree and you'd have to take a camera
and take pictures to see that it even moved at all. God is
a moving, He's energy. And when He leaves His energy
in you, when the Spirit of God comes in you, do something. Do
something. And whom He predestined, these
also He called. And whom He called, these also
He justified. And whom He justified, these
also He glorified. God can see us in glory with
Him right now. He's not tied down to space and
time. He is a God of glory. He's a God of all ages. The earth
is His footstool and time. He can see eternity past, eternity
future. He can see us with Him today. What have you done for Jesus?
What have you done? We're talking about the future
glory of the Son of God. I see little lizards running
around here and horned toads. I see them going and looking
at me and wondering what in the world I'm talking about and what in
the world I'm doing right now. You might be doing the same thing
out there while I'm trying to glorify God with my life and
with His Word. Not because I'm doing something
to glorify me or to do anything great in this life, but to just
reach souls with the Word of God. Reach souls, nefesh, souls
with the Word of God. What then shall we say of these
sayings that God be ours, who is before us, who can be against
us? Who did not spare His own Son,
God deliver Him up for us all? How will He not also with Him
freely give us all things? Who will bring a charge against
God's elect? God is the one who justifies.
Oh, Satan, I've said this so many times. I know what Satan
is. He's about three feet behind
me. He's followed me all of my life. But I'll tell you what,
I've got one. One who is stronger than him. One who has snatched
me out of the flames of hell. One who has snatched me away
from many bad decisions I made in life and kept me alive. Kept
me alive from cancer, kept me alive from danger, from explosions,
from wrecks, from wild horses, and my foolishness. He who is the one who also condemns
Jesus Christ to Christ Jesus is he who died, yes, rather,
who was raised, who is at the right hand of God, who intercedes
for us. Every time old Satan tries to
bring something against us, just read the book of Job. We need
to read the book of Job at least two or three times a year. Now
that's Job. Job suffered all that for us
so we can understand how we are going to live and what in the
world is going on in the world today. Who shall separate us from the
love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution,
or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? There's nothing that
can separate us from God. Once we've been born again, we
are born again. You can't be unborn. Arminianism
is the most foolish thing that I've ever seen in this world.
It just doesn't, at all, nothing, at all, and it makes sense. The
grace of God is the grace of God. Man cannot walk on his own
two feet and walk into the presence of God. It's by God's grace. We are saved by grace and grace
alone. Just as it's been written, for
thy sake we're being put to death all day long. We were considered
sheep to be slaughtered. But in all these things, we are
overwhelmingly conquerors through Him who loved us. For God so
loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever
believeth in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life. So
loved the world, the creation, the future glory of the creation.
I sit here and look at this place and it's like paradise. And how
could it be any better than this? It's going to be. It's going
to be. I look up right now. I'm looking
at Boundary Peak, Montgomery Peak, and White Mountain in the
background. And between me and there, there
are many wild animals. There are much killing and being
killed out there all the time. There won't be any more of that.
They'll be beautiful. The land will be beautiful like
it is right now, but without sin and without hate and without
killing. God created animals not for food,
but for companionship. And back as it goes in the garden,
it shall be one of these days our future glory. Our future
glory. The future glory of this beautiful
land. For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor
angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to
come, nor powers, there is nothing that can separate us from the
love of God which is in Christ Jesus. Nothing! Nothing. Life, death, nothing. Somebody could kill you. The
Catholic Church killed between 50 and 100 million people, Christians,
during the Dark Ages. Islam has killed 270 million
and still going right and left, killing Christians every day.
They've been separating them from the love of God. It just
sends them right into His presence. And when they die, they go into
the presence of hellfire. In Hades, I should say. waiting
for hellfire, with no hope. We have hope. They can have hope,
if they just look to Jesus, whom they hate and despise. Jesus,
God the Son, who created the heavens and the earth, who created
all that we see, who restored it in Genesis, the first chapter,
who loved it. Genesis 1 and 1 says, Barashith,
Barah, Elohim, et hashemayim ve'et ha'aretz. In one of the
beginnings, He had created God, the heavens and the earth. And
then it says, We ha-aris, ha-thi-a-tu-hu-wa-bu-hu, we ho-shuk el-p'nei ha-mayim. And the earth she had become,
formless and void, and spirit God suffered over, mourned over
the faces of the deep, the deep, the darkness. Satan had created
the darkness that was once light. He was a light carrier. Lucifer
means light carrier. It's halal in Greek, or in Hebrew,
that is. He was a light carrier. He became
the carrier of darkness. And in each and every one of
your lives out there, if you don't know Jesus, He is the God of
this world, and He is the God of your life. Turn loose of Him
and come to God. Ask Jesus to be your Savior. nor height, nor depth, nor any
other created thing, shall be able to separate us from the
love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord." These are the
scriptures that are talking about security of the believer, and
it is secure. Your salvation is secure in Christ
Jesus, and that's it. This creation that we see around
us, this beautiful creation around us, will be completely separated
from all sin and corruption. It suffers. It suffers every
day for the pains, in pain, of what Lucifer did and what Adam
has done. But we shall be redeemed. We
shall be redeemed. This beautiful creation shall
be redeemed. Our Heavenly Father, I sent this
message out on the Internet for all of my students, for all the
people all over the Philippines and China, Europe, all through America,
that your word will be glorified. As my teacher said a long time
ago to me, if you can't think of anything else to say, just
brag on Jesus. And I hope I bragged on Jesus
this night. Forgive us for your failure,
Father. Help us to glorify You. In Jesus' name we pray and we
send this out. If one is lost, that they'll
turn to You. If one is saved, that they'll
serve You with their lives. In Jesus' name again I ask it.
I ask Your blessing upon this world. Amen. Bye.
NTS#59 The Future Glory Preached in Fish Lake Valley
Series New Testament Survey
New Testament Survey class 59. Dr. Jim Phillips preaches his way through the Book of Romans 8:16-39. This message was recorded on Beautiful Chatovich Creek on the new location of the discovertheword.com ministries. If anyone would like to make a donation to help build up our location in Fish Lake Valley all donations no matter how small will be appreciated. Thank you. Our Address in Fish Lake Valley is POB 121 Dyer, Nevada 89010 or you can make a direct donation by hitting the Support button at the top of this page by paypal or credit card.
| Sermon ID | 8281621107 |
| Duration | 21:49 |
| Date | |
| Category | Sunday Service |
| Bible Text | Romans 8:16 |
| Language | English |
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