We are in Romans chapter 7 starting in verse 1 and what we're going to talk about tonight is

it's a little bit difficult to put into a nutshell. It's really worldview issues.

The things that Paul's laying out for us, these are things that

that Christians, every Christians should understand this stuff.

Like we all should know these things, but we don't all necessarily know these things.

There's some Christians who might be believers in Jesus and they may love the Lord and they

might love the Bible, but yet they have perhaps some sort of filters they view the world through that

aren't biblical and aren't godly and what if that's us like what if what if I'm

one of those people you know what if I'm viewing things in an

unbiblical sense my own issues or other people's issues and this is causing me to make

bad decisions not even realizing that what I'm doing is not ultimately honoring to

the Lord and helpful and so as we do that this stuff it might is not it is. And when you drive by the foundation of a new construction, you don't stop and just

look at the foundation. Like, wow, look at that foundation, man. Look at that cement. How well

late is that? Oh, look at the corners. How perfectly 90 degree

angle they are. You don't think of these things yet everything else matters. I have a

buddy who his job is to inspect the ground that

they're building on to make sure that it can hold the building and the structure

before they even lay the foundations before anything else. That's kind of a

worldview thing. The worldview is sort of everything else sits on

your worldview. So let me make sense of this. We'll start in Romans chapter 7

verse 1. It says, or do you not know, brethren, for I speak to those who know the law.

Little side note, the audience that Romans is intended for are people who were familiar with the law.

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