Sanctification is part of our initial salvation not just our Christian life.

Paul tells us that we suffer. What is suffering? What does our suffering and glorification have to do with physical creation?

We walk through John 20 and the resurrection account.

David hated people and situations. Do the New Testament Scriptures encourage believers to hate?

God wanted Israel to be a holy people. In what ways did God direct them to live so they might be set apart?

Romans 8:12-17 tells us why we do not owe the sin nature anything. We have a relationship to God that no one under Law or living by flesh could ever experience.

Romans 8:6-12 addresses why operating in the flesh will not allow us to please God.

The Bible gives us several great examples of sanctification and holiness. These examples help us develop a Biblical definition.

This study looks at the development of this truth in 1 Corinthians, Paul's third letter.

In Romans 8, Paul assembles the information about the sin nature, God's provision for dealing with it, and our position in Christ to encourage us to a better way of living.