BibleThinker Theology of SIN: Romans 6
May 3, 2017
The discussion begins by debunking the notion that believers can sin without consequences. It emphasizes the vital relationship between grace and personal responsibility in spiritual growth. The transformative power of baptism is explored, highlighting how it helps overcome sin and fosters a new identity in Christ. The concept of being 'born again' is examined for its deep implications, encouraging fundamental change rather than mere behavior modification. Finally, the episode stresses the importance of love and obedience, showcasing the freedom found in a loving relationship with Christ.
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Grace and Sin
- Some accuse Christians of believing it's okay to sin freely because of grace.
- This is a common distortion, even used by atheists and other religions.
Justifying Theft
- Mike Winger recounts a conversation with his cousin who justified stealing from corporations.
- His cousin rationalized it as acceptable because he wasn't robbing individuals.
Dead to Sin
- Believers are dead to sin and shouldn't live in it, according to Romans 6.
- This emphasizes an identity shift, not reformation.