In this engaging Bible class led by Cole Tuck, the group wrapped up Romans Chapter 5 by exploring the profound contrast between Adam's sin bringing condemnation and death to all, and Christ's righteous act offering justification, grace, and eternal life. The discussion highlighted how the law exposes and increases sin, yet God's grace overwhelmingly triumphs over it. Transitioning into Romans Chapter 6, the focus shifted to rejecting the misuse of grace as a license to sin, emphasizing baptism as a symbolic death to sin and resurrection to new life in Christ. Participants delved into the call to live as slaves to righteousness rather than sin, underscoring gratitude, obedience, and the transformative power of grace in overcoming our rebellious nature. Through personal anecdotes and analogies, the class illustrated the ongoing struggle against sin while affirming that true freedom comes from submitting to Christ as Lord, not through self-righteousness or works, but through His redemptive work.