We obey unrighteousness.

Paul's reminding us that this picture of God is not the picture of God that most people have today,

even many, many people in churches, don't have any conception of a God who is angry

with sin. But that's a real problem for us, isn't it? God can't really be angry, can he?

But the scripture says he's angry with the wicked every day.

That truth remains even if nobody believed it.

We all need a Savior because Sin, as we learned yesterday, is serious.

And as we'll learn today, we're all sinners by nature.

Thanks for joining us for this Friday edition of Renewing Your Mind

as we conclude a weak study of the early portions of Romans.

These messages are from W Robert Godfrey's new series on Romans titled Not Ashamed

and today is the final day to request your copy for a donation of any amount at renewing

or mind.org.

Ask a stranger on the street

and they'll probably tell you that they're a good person.

Ask the apostle Paul, look to the infallible testimony of God's word, and you'll hear

there is none righteous, no not one.

For the final time this week, let's hear from Dr Godfrey as today he teaches on the

universality of sin. Well we're looking at this second section of Paul's

letter to the Romans and last time we looked at

how he makes the case for the seriousness of sin that all sin deserves the

punishment of death and now as we move into chapter 2 of Romans deserves the Again, the character of his argument has been debated.

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