When we bear one another's burdens, the impetus and ultimate example comes from Jesus' humble bearing of our sins in the atonement.

We must consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to God in Jesus, so that sin may not reign.

What should we expect as evidence of the Spirit's work?

The one who has defeated your flesh and sin is the one who now lives within you through his Spirit.

Jesus has gone before us and lived a blameless life so that we can fight the good fight of faith, pursue lives of integrity and wholeness, and be held secure by God.

The believer lives in an already/not-yet battle between flesh and Spirit. What is God's plan for the struggle?

Christ lives in us by means of the the Spirit's indwelling presence.

Christ lives in us by means of the the Spirit's indwelling presence.

Walking by the Spirit is not just necessary for the spiritual highs of life, but for the consistent ordinary moments of life in the ongoing battle with the flesh.

We organize our presuppositions of the Spirit's work as we prepare to jump into Paul's message of life in the Spirit.