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God's gift of eternal life is a gift that begins with a rescuing is from the power and domain of sin. But it's also a gift of renewal as he gives us His spirit and a new nature that results in our sanctification. The end result of this gift is eternal life.

Everybody is a slave to something or somebody. In Romans 7:16-19 we learn that we are either a slave to sin or a slave to God. Who we serve is an intentional choice that we make every day. As believers, we are slaves to God.

Everybody is a slave to something or somebody. In Romans 7:16-19 we learn that we are either a slave to sin or a slave to God. Who we serve is an intentional choice that we make every day. As believers, we are slaves to God.

As Christians, we grow in righteousness as we grow to understand who we are in Christ, how sin works to defeat us, and what we can actually do to war against sin and live for the glory of God.

As Christians, we grow in righteousness as we grow to understand who we are in Christ, how sin works to defeat us, and what we can actually do to war against sin and live for the glory of God.

As believers, we need to act like who we are. God no longer sees us as United with Adam but United with Christ. In a real sense, sin is no longer our ruler or master but God is. Therefore, we must affirm the fact that we are dead to the rule of sin and alive to the rule of God.

As believers, we need to act like who we are. God no longer sees us as United with Adam but United with Christ. In a real sense, sin is no longer our ruler or master but God is. Therefore, we must affirm the fact that we are dead to the rule of sin and alive to the rule of God.

Romans 6:1-7 is a beautiful passage that continues Paul's thought from Romans Chapter 5 of " ...where sin increased, grace abounded all the more..." In Romans 6:1-7, Paul reminds us as believers that if we have indeed been born again, we are dead to sin and walk in newness of life! He explains this truth using the ordinance of baptism. The imagery of being "crucified" with Christ and "risen" to wa...

Romans 6:1-7 is a beautiful passage that continues Paul's thought from Romans Chapter 5 of " ...where sin increased, grace abounded all the more..." In Romans 6:1-7, Paul reminds us as believers that if we have indeed been born again, we are dead to sin and walk in newness of life! He explains this truth using the ordinance of baptism. The imagery of being "crucified" with Christ and "risen" to wa...

God gave His Law to man to show man his ruined condition and to show man the abundance of God's grace. The result for the believer is a deep abiding worship of God.

God gave His Law to man to show man his ruined condition and to show man the abundance of God's grace. The result for the believer is a deep abiding worship of God.

All of mankind belongs to one of two headships. The entire human race is either in the family of Adam or the family of Christ. While being in Adams family brings death, being in Christ's family bring life.

All of mankind belongs to one of two headships. The entire human race is either in the family of Adam or the family of Christ. While being in Adams family brings death, being in Christ's family bring life.

If God has shown us His love by justifying us through the death of His son, why would we ever expect that he wouldn't now keep us saved, a much easier thing to do? If he saved us when we were enemies, can we now not expect him to keep us saved as His son?

If God has shown us His love by justifying us through the death of His son, why would we ever expect that he wouldn't now keep us saved, a much easier thing to do? If he saved us when we were enemies, can we now not expect him to keep us saved as His son?