The Bible makes it clear that we’re saved by grace through faith. It’s not of works, but a free gift. But does that mean the believer is free to sin continually or even occasionally? Let’s talk about it today on a Daily Walk as we finish up Romans chapter six. Pastor John Randall will provide compelling reasons why the Christian should not make plans to sin occasionally.

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We’re going through Romans with pastor John Randall. We’ve learned previously in this epistle that we’re saved by grace, and God will forgive us no matter what we’ve done if we’ll turn to Him in faith. But does that mean, once we become saved, that we can continue in a lifestyle of sin? Is it ok to willingly engage in sin occasionally, knowing that forgiveness will be offered? The apostle Paul answers that for us in Romans chapter six.

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How often have we seen it, someone prays a prayer and walks an aisle. Then walks out of church and goes on to live like they always have. But as we open Romans chapter six, we come to realize the believer in Christ is dead to sin and no longer to be controlled by it! We’ll not only hear why that’s the case, but how the change occurs today on a Daily Walk. We’ve been making our way through the book of Romans and in chapter six we discover holiness is expected to occur in the life of the Christian.

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How concerned are you about holiness? Some aren’t concerned at all about it, others go way overboard into unnecessary strictness, and still others have their own code of conduct! But what does God have to say about it all? That’s what we’ll focus in on today with pastor John Randall. We’ll find great insight on sanctification and holiness in Romans chapter six here on a Daily Walk!

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Pastor John Randall will be finishing up Romans chapter five, where the apostle Paul compares and contrasts the effects of Adam’s decision, with Christ’s decision. Both life changing decisions have impacted us in more ways than one!

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As you examine your life today maybe you’d describe some areas as withered! Perhaps it’s your marriage or your devotional life? Here’s the good news Jesus has the power to restore a withered life, and that comes shining through Matthew chapter twelve. Today on a Daily Walk Jesus encounters a man with a withered hand, and his life would never be the same.

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Today we pickup where we left off in the New Testament book of Romans. And in chapter five we spotlight what we all should know is true, that everyone sins and everyone dies. But we’re also told why. Pastor John is quick to admit this passage isn’t easy to interpret, but it paints a wonderful contrast between the life of Adam and the life of Jesus.

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Peace, joy, hope, grace we recognize those as blessings right away but have you ever thought of Tribulation as a blessing? We can actually triumph in our trials through the faithfulness of God, and we’ll explain why here on a Daily Walk! Pastor John Randall is spotlighting some of the many blessings of justification.

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In recent weeks pastor John Randall has helped us arrive at an understanding of the doctrine of justification how we become right with God. Yes it’s truly amazing that God would be willing to save sinners like you and me. And if that wasn’t enough, God also pours out some amazing blessings into our lives, once we become saved. We’ll highlight a few of them today like peace with God and access to God and His grace.

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Get ready for a faith-strengthening message from pastor John Randall. We’ll once again be looking at the faith of Abraham. As we learned last time, Abraham believed God could do the impossible and he had hope in a hopeless situation. That’s not all! Pastor John makes a few more observations about the faith of Abraham, and it relates it to our Daily Walk!

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