Christians should have full confidence in their salvation, a security that is firmly rooted in God rather than in self. (Romans 8:31–34)

The Holy Spirit is faithful to finish the work that Jesus first inaugurated. (Romans 8:25–30)

Because of the glory that awaits us, believers can endure present suffering with confident hope. (Romans 8:18–25)

As believers we should walk in the power of the Holy Spirit and the confidence of being adopted as a child of God. (Romans 8:12–17)

Because we are united with Christ, we are no longer condemned but empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a new life. (Romans 8:1–11)

Though believers have been sanctified by grace through faith in Christ, Christians still have a sinful nature, which wages war against the Spirit. (Romans 7:15–25)

The law is good, but we are sinful—and only Jesus, through the power of the Holy Spirit, can make sinful people holy. (Romans 7:7–14)

We are bound to Christ and live to please Him as Lord. (Romans 7:1-6)

We are either slaves to sin, which leads to death, or slaves to obedience, which leads to life. (Romans 6:15–23)

Believers are called to live every day in the reality that the old self has been crucified with Christ and a new life has begun.