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Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ
Posted by: Apostle Jacob Ballard III on Fri, Feb 10, 2012
Dying to Live
Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ
Romans 6:1-14
Topics: Change, Consequences, God, Holiness, Jesus Christ, Life-style, New Life, Salvation, Sin, Slavery
Open It
- What would most people like to change about their lives?
- What is one thing you’d like to change about your life?
- *What motivates people to make major changes in their lives?
STUDY It
- Why should a forgiven, justified person make a strong effort not to sin? (6:1-2)
- For what reason would a person not want to live in sin any longer? (6:2)
- What does baptism symbolize about our relationship to Christ? (6:2-4)
- *What makes it possible for a person to live a new life? (6:4)
- Before a person is united to Christ, to what is he or she a slave? (6:6)
- How does being united with Christ through His death change our relationship to sin? (6:7)
- After Christ died and was raised, why did neither sin nor death have any power over Him? (6:7, 9-10)
- *How will uniting with Christ in His death change the future of our lives? (6:8-10)
- *In a person’s new relationship with God, what is his or her relationship to sin supposed to be? (6:11-12)
- What change in attitude and action toward God happens in a person who follows Christ? (6:11-13)
- Under whose control does a believer’s live? (6:14)
- How does being under grace change a person? (6:14)
RECEIVE It
- What does this passage tell us about God and Christ?
- What does this passage tell us about all people and their relationship to God?
- What kind of changes does God want to make in our lives when we become believers?
- *Why should a believer stop sinning even though he or she knows God has forgiven and will forgive those sins?
- *How does God help a person discard old habits and tendencies?
- How does God give a person a new self?
- What are the symptoms of a person in slavery to sin?
- How would you describe the character of someone who is alive to God in Christ?
- What does it mean to live a new life for God?
- In what practical sense is sin no longer the master of a believer even though he or she might still commit specific sins?
- In what ways is a believer truly free?
Live It
- How can you actively resist the tendency to sin in your everyday life?
- *How can you offer yourself as an instrument of righteousness to God and to others this week?
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