In this episode we continue our study of Romans 6 and the sanctification of the believer. Today, we look at the basis for the believer yielding themselves to God.

We continue our study in Romans 6 focusing on the truth that not only has the believer died with Christ, but that we are to live with Christ in submission to the Father as a result of our union with Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.

We continue our study of Romans 6 and the wonderful truth that the believer has died with Christ. The purpose of this is that we should no longer be slaves to our sin nature in our walks and we can choose to walk in fellowship with our Lord Jesus Christ.

Today we begin our study of Romans 6 and the sanctification (setting apart) of the believer in our walk based upon Christ's death for us.

In this episode, in Romans 5:12-21, we examine two men; the first is Adam who introduced sin and death into the world and all mankind, and Jesus Christ who offers salvation and righteousness to all mankind.

Today, we finish our study of the seven-fold results of justification for the believer in Romans 5:1-11. The last is that the believer has been reconciled to God through the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.

In this episode we look at the sixth result of justification, which is God's promise to the believer of being kept from His wrath of the Lake of Fire, the end of everyone who rejects the gospel.

Today we look at another result of the believer's justification by grace: the love of God which has been shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Spirit. We also look at that love and how it is the basis for our abiding and loving the brethren.

In this episode, we continue our look at the seven results of justification for the believer: rejoicing in the hope (future expectation) of the glory of God, and glorying in our tribulations and the results that they produce.

Today we begin our study of Romans 5:1-11 and the seven results of justification for the believer. In this episode we look at the first two: peace with God; and having access to the Father and His grace.