Sin Shall Not Have Dominion Over You - (Rom 6:12-14), Part 4/4

Send us Fan Mail“Sin shall not have dominion over you.” If that line from Romans 6:14 sounds too bold for the week you’ve had, you’re exactly who we’re talking to. We slow down and press on the difference between a command you might fail and a promise God guarantees, then we follow the ripple effects into assurance, sanctification, and real-life obedience. We talk about why grace is not a softer version of law, and why “under grace” is not a license to drift. Gratitude becomes the engine for holiness as we yield our minds, hands, and whole selves to God as instruments of righteousness. We also address discouragement head-on: it’s normal to feel downcast, but it’s not a reason to forget what Christ has done or to live like sin is still your king. Then we tackle the controversy: can a true believer lose salvation? We argue that Romans 6:14 is comfort for Christians, not a carrot-and-stick threat, and that mixing Christ’s work with law-keeping turns the gospel into a performance contract. The law exposes sin, but grace brings liberation, power, and a new identity in Christ’s kingdom. If this strengthened you, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs peace, and leave a review so more people can find it. What part of “under grace” do you need to believe again today?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!