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I'm Taylor. And I'm Tyler.

This is Scripture Centrals. Come follow meights. Today, Romans chapter 7 through 16.

Now, before we start, Taylor, you mentioned something a few minutes ago to me that I hadn't realized that this is the come follow me lesson with the most chapters this year with what you mentioned.

Now, I think that's true. I actually have looked at Revelation. There

might be even more there, but we've got 10 chapters that we're going to be doing with.

Before we dive into chapter 7, let me just ask a simple question. Have you ever woken up in the

morning and thought to yourself, oh, I have too much to do. I have too much that's being expected of me. I'm involved in too many

things and none of them is getting my full treatment. I'm doing a million things poorly.

Or feeling a little disjointed in your relationships with loved ones

or with heaven, feeling like you're starting to lose grip on hope and feeling anxious or

anxiety increasing.

This section of chapters from Paul's epistle to the Romans is going to help people who struggle with these kinds of things

to let go of some of the tension and some of the anxiety and some of the feelings of scrupulosity

or spiritual perfectionism.

I'm not good enough.

I'll never be good enough.

That's actually more important.

I have so much to do and I just will never be able to get it done.

And Paul deals with this because

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