As Christians, we face daunting spiritual enemies both within and without. We are infiltrated by sin and struggle against its deadly effects. Evil spiritual entities also surround us. In this message, Dr. Barnhouse helps us see how we can gain victory over seemingly overwhelming odds.

Romans 6:3

Demonstrating an acute understanding and a heart for effective preaching, Donald Barnhouse’s messages from Romans skillfully, reverently, and cogently expound even the most difficult passages. Dr. Barnhouse's concern for a universal appreciation of the epistle invites all listeners to a deeper understanding of this life-changing message.

Romans 6:3

Dr. Barnhouse continues his discussions of the baptism of the Holy Spirit—the entrance into the very Life of Christ. The work does not begin in time but back in eternity and into the future eternity. If you are a believer, you are baptized not only into His death but also into His birth and His circumcision.  

Romans 6:3

We do not need to defend God, as some have sought, by watering down the precious truth. The little man attempts to shield God from the attacks of those who are unwilling to accept their place as creatures made in the image of God and have turned to make God in their image. Such will have a little god and will always be in trouble with him.

Romans 6:3.

When it comes to in-depth Bible study, little words often mean a lot. In this episode, Dr. Barnhouse examines what it means to be baptized into Christ Jesus.

"How can we who died to sin still live in it?" The Apostle Paul was horrified by the suggestion that God's grace allows people to continue living in sin. Far from encouraging a life of iniquity, the grace of God provides the strongest motivation for the true child of God to pursue a holy life. Do you respond to God's grace with license or with loving obedience?

Romans 6:2

Even in the dark of the night, a pilot can use his flight instruments to warn him and help make the necessary corrections should he get off course. We can get off course in our Christian walk if we are not careful. But the word of God, properly interpreted by the Spirit of God, can point out our errors and get us back on the right path.

Romans 6:1

You can not have biblical Christianity without both justification and sanctification. We need a proper understanding of these doctrines and how they relate to each other. In this message, Dr. Barnhouse calls us to a proper grasp of God's saving grace which leads to a desire to live a holy life.

Because we are sinful, finite human beings, we create distorted images of God in our minds and twist His truth into error. How can we gain a clear understanding of our new life in Christ and clearly reflect His character to others?