Two kinds of being "dead in sins." One leads to life. "Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ (by grace ye are saved)." What does it mean to be "dead in sins"? There are two ways to be "dead in sins," and one leads to life. We look at some examples from the Scriptures, and "define" other important words in Ephesians 2:4-10, that seem simple, but are not well understood: being "quickened," grace, faith, works which do not save and works without which we will not be saved. We also touch again as we did yesterday on our identity in Christ as His workmanship, and tell the sad story of a man who identified with free masonry and his grandfather above Christ. Do you know what is dead and what is alive? This is a critical question which you must answer many times each day.