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Paul has spent a lot of time talking about how Sin and the Law create death for us. But is that the Law's fault? Paul shows us in this very important section that Law + Us = Death. And the ultimate problem is not with the Law...

Paul begins Romans 7 with another analogy connecting us to Romans 6. In the same way that we are always either serving Christ or our Sinful desire, we will also always either be married to Jesus Christ or our own sinful desires.

Paul concludes Romans 6 the same way he started it: by reminding us of the dangers of a life of sin, and showing us the glorious gift of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Since we are no longer under the Law (V.14), do we still have to obey it? Paul shows believers that if they wander away from God's Law, they will not find freedom, but slavery instead.

What does it mean for Christians to be "dead to sin" (Romans 6.2)? How does the Gospel change our actions and our hearts? Paul unpacks this incredible truth in the sixth chapter of Romans.

In Acts 27 and 28 the Apostle Paul goes through deep trouble. While on his way to Rome he encounters a storm that is beyond his control. So often this happens in our lives. Ryan walks us through three ways Paul finds hope in his storm, and ultimately how we can find hope in ours. (Sunday Morning Sermon)

Bryon Schirner helps us finish out our look at life in Adam and life in Christ.

Jesus is the New and Better Adam. But what does this mean? How is what Jesus did better than the first Adam? Paul tells us in this important passage.

How can the death of one man 2,000 years ago be important for me today? Paul walks us through one of the most important concepts in the entire Bible: Jesus Christ is the New and Better Adam.

How can we know that God loves us? How does Paul know? What is the anchor of his theology? It is Christ crucified.