We love to talk about grace when we think of forgiveness—when we need mercy, when we fall short. Is that all grace is? A pass to live however you want, thinking God will forgive you? That kind of grace is cheap & boring. Shouldn’t real grace be powerful, exciting, Shouldn’t grace have a massive impact? Shouldn’t it actually change you? Has grace made you different? Or do you still struggle with the same sins, the same compromises, the same habits? Has whatever you have defined as grace enabled you to make peace with sinfulness? “Well, nobody’s perfect,” or “God is love, He understands “At least I’m forgiven”… This sermon is about the power of grace—not just to wipe your slate clean, but to write a whole new story. Not just to pardon you, but to transform you. Because if grace is real in your life, something should be different. And if nothing has changed? Then maybe you don’t understand grace at all. Today, Romans 6 will wake us up. We’re going to shake off the lies & the impotency of cheap grace, learn how to be dead to sin and alive to God. Because the greatest evidence that Jesus conquered sin is a transformed life. Are you ready for that? Let’s dive in.