Hello, I'm Creflo Dollar, and this is the Creflo Dollar Ministries podcast.

I want to thank you for joining us today, and I sincerely hope this word encourages you,

builds your faith, and above all else helps you to understand grace and empowers you to change.

Enjoy the message.

Romans chapter 7, we have been talking about overcoming brokenness, and we're going to continue

with that today, because for the most part we've been trying to define it,

you know, what it is, and today we're going to begin to talk about brokenness,

and how it relates with wholeness, and this is going to be so very important, because

I've never quite had a series of sermons that I studied that really impacted me as this series

of studies. I thought that I would wait until we could all come back together in church and begin

to teach the series, but, you know, praise God, you're there, you're listening into it now,

and I pray that you take good notes and just follow me through this, this is really going to help

you out. And for those of you who say, well, this sermon's not for me, because I'm not broken,

I can't tell you, you're just so wrong about that. And as you hear and understand and learn,

you begin to see that Jesus came for that very, very, very purpose to heal and to provide wholeness

in place of brokenness in your life. Let's begin with looking at, we've been trying to dish out

different definitions of brokenness. And I want to look at it from yet another perspective

this morning. Brokenness, and listen to this, it's the fundamental disorder that's important. It's

the fundamental disorder that exists in creation that affects a person's relationships and behavior.

It's the fundamental disorder that exists in creation that now ultimately will affect a person's

relationships and a person's behavior. Now, I want you to really look at that word disorder because

when God created everything, it was good. When God created anything, everything, it was in good

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