Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ - (Rom 6:1-4), Part 1/4

Send us Fan Mail“If grace is free, why not keep sinning?” That question may sound modern, but Paul answers it directly in Romans 6 and his answer cuts through the noise. We pick up right where the letter pivots from justification by faith into sanctification, and we slow down to show how union with Christ reshapes the whole Christian life.We talk about holiness in a way that does not turn it into a pride project or a behavior scoreboard. Holiness means consecration, being set apart by God for his use, and it flows from what God has already done in salvation. When people accuse grace-centered Christians of promoting moral indifference, we explain why that charge misunderstands the gospel. The grace that justifies is the same grace that sanctifies, and it destroys sin’s dominion rather than giving anyone a pass.Along the way, we discuss inside-out change, the law written on the heart, and why we keep preaching the truth of free grace even when it gets mocked. We also explore communicable attributes of God that believers grow into through sanctification, and non-communicable attributes that belong to God alone. If you want a clear, Bible-based answer to the “license to sin” accusation, this conversation will strengthen your footing.Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who wrestles with grace and holiness, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. What part of Romans 6 challenges you most right now?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!