Romans 6 gives us insight into how God identifies the believer: "Dead to Sin and Servant of Righteousness". What this means it that God has set us free from the bondage of sin so that we might serve him with absolute liberty.

Romans 6:12-23

Romans 6 gives us insight into how God identifies the believer: "Dead to

Sin and Servant of Righteousness". What this means it that God has set us

free from the bondage of sin so that we might serve him with absolute

liberty.

Paul articulates how Christ's death, burial and resurrection is a present truth in the Christian's life. Romans 6 teaches us that because we are dead to sin, our flesh cannot have power over us. We learn that because of the resurrection we have the power to walk in newness of life.

Romans 6:1-11

Paul articulates how Christ's death, burial and resurrection is a present

truth in the Christian's life. Romans 6 teaches us that because we are dead

to sin, our flesh cannot have power over us. We learn that because of the

resurrection we have the power to walk in newness of life.

In this 2nd lesson of a 4 part series, we get a close-up look into what the Bible says about debt and borrowing.

God's Heart Regarding Finances

What is Money?, The Good Life Vs. The Fruitful Life, Traps that Prevent Us

from Doing Things God's Way, Biblical Success Depends on Our Relationship

with God, & Budgeting.

In this first installment of a 4-part series, Larry Smith teaches the College and Young Adult Class about God’s heart regarding finances. It’s no mystery that the believer must deal with money and finances, in this series we get an opportunity to learn and apply what the Bible has to say about it.

God's Heart Regarding Finances

What is Money?, The Good Life Vs. The Fruitful Life, Traps that Prevent Us

from Doing Things God's Way, Biblical Success Depends on Our Relationship

with God, & Budgeting.

By one man, Adam, sin, and death reigned throughout all humanity. In contrast, by one man, Jesus Christ, the gift of grace and life was offered to all.

Romans 5:12-21

By one man, Adam, sin and death reigned throughout all humanity. In

contrast, by one man, Jesus Christ, the gift of grace and life was offered

to all.