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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2021 · 29 MIN

The Labor of Hope | Romans 8 18-25 - Clint Leavitt

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What do we do with our pain and suffering? Join us as Pastor Clint takes on this universal question, and how the story of Jesus responds. Sermon Resources: 1. No Cure For Being Human, by Kate Bowler 2. "The Christian is involved in the human situation. Within he must battle with his own human nature; without he must live in a world of death and decay. Nonetheless, the Christian does not only live in the world; he also lives in Christ. He does not see only the world; he looks beyond it to God. He does not see only the consequences of man’s sin; he sees the power of God’s mercy and love. He does not only see :37 seconds on the clock; he sees his QB. Therefore, the keynote of the Christian life is always hope and never despair. The Christian waits, not for death, but for life.” -William Barclay, "The Epistle to the Romans" Join or follow us below: Facebook: www.facebook.com/thespringmid...​ Instagram: www.instagram.com/spring.midtown​ Website: www.thespringmidtown.org/​ Community Groups: www.thespringmidtown.org/comm...​ Sunday Services: www.thespringmidtown.org/

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