The Braveheart Podcast Can I Be Free From Sin?
Mar 11, 2020
Join the insightful discussion as Peter Lewis tackles profound questions of sin and grace. He contrasts a transactional view of the gospel with a richer union with Christ, highlighting the essence of Romans 6. Listeners will learn how baptism symbolizes unity in Christ's death and resurrection. Peter emphasizes living as 'dead to sin and alive to God' and shares practical steps to embrace this reality. Discover how to transition from being slaves to sin to becoming devoted servants of righteousness, all while walking by the Spirit.
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Cross As Present Union, Not Mere Transaction
- Peter Lewis reframes the cross beyond a transaction to reveal deeper life and power available through union with Christ.
- Romans 6 shows believers are invited into death, burial, and resurrection as a present identity, not just future forgiveness.
Died To Sin, Given Authority To Live Free
- Paul asks and answers whether grace permits ongoing sin, concluding believers died to sin and should not continue in it.
- Lewis emphasizes Romans 6:11–14 as permission and authority to live free from sin because we're united with Christ.
Consider Yourself Dead To Sin
- Consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God as an intentional act of faith and reckoning.
- Do not let sin reign in your body; present your members to God as instruments for righteousness.