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Nov 1, 2026 44 min

11.1 - Romans 6:23 // The Consequence

from Quarry Church Sermons

What happens when sin goes unpaid? Romans 6:23 gives us a sobering answer: “For the wages of sin is death.” Sin isn't a small mistake with small consequences. It separates us from the God who gives us life. In week two of The Road to Salvation, Pastor Bryan takes us through the second step of the Romans Road. We explore what the Bible teaches about death, judgment, and hell, and why these truths matter for every one of us. But this message isn't meant to leave us afraid. It's meant to remind us how great our salvation is and how urgently the people around us need to hear about Jesus. A few anchors: Sin earns a wage, and that wage is death. Spiritual death means separation from the God who gives life. Hell is the final consequence of sin, but it doesn't have to be anyone's destination. Through Jesus, God offers eternal life as a gift we could never earn. Knowing what's at stake should move us to pray for others and share the gospel. The consequence of sin is death. But the gift of God is eternal life in Jesus Christ. This week's challenge: Memorize Romans 6:23. Then pray by name for someone in your life who doesn't yet know Jesus. Scripture: Romans 6:23 Series: The Road to Salvation Plan your visit: qcalabaster.com #QuarryChurch #TheRoadToSalvation #RomansRoad #Romans623 #TheGospel #Salvation #EternalLife #Grace #ShareYourFaith #AlabasterAL

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