In this lesson, we focus on what it truly means to live a consecrated life—dead to sin and alive to God. Drawing from Epistle to the Romans 6:11 and 6:13, we are called to change how we think and how we live: to reckon ourselves dead to sin and to intentionally present our lives to God as instruments of righteousness.

This is not passive Christianity. It is a daily decision.

We also look at Epistle to the Colossians 3:5, where we are instructed to put sin to death—not manage it, not tolerate it, but confront it directly. These behaviors are not just mistakes; they are forms of idolatry that pull our hearts away from God.

In this episode, we break down:

• What it means to “reckon” yourself dead to sin
• How to present your body and mind to God daily
• Why sin must be actively put to death, not ignored

This lesson is a call to live with intention, discipline, and surrender.

Ask yourself:

• Am I living as someone alive to God, or still controlled by old patterns?
• What am I presenting my life to each day?

Because godliness is not automatic—it is trained, practiced, and lived out daily.