Training for Godliness: Living a Consecreated Live

In this lesson, we focus on what it truly means to live a consecrated life—dead to sin and alive to God. Drawing from Epistle to the Romans 6:11 and 6:13, we are called to change how we think and how we live: to reckon ourselves dead to sin and to intentionally present our lives to God as instruments of righteousness. This is not passive Christianity. It is a daily decision. We also look at Epistle to the Colossians 3:5, where we are instructed to put sin to death—not manage it, not tolerate it, but confront it directly. These behaviors are not just mistakes; they are forms of idolatry that pull our hearts away from God. In this episode, we break down: What it means to “reckon” yourself dead to sin How to present your body and mind to God daily Why sin must be actively put to death, not ignored This lesson is a call to live with intention, discipline, and surrender. Ask yourself: Am I living as someone alive to God, or still controlled by old patterns? What am I presenting my life to each day? Because godliness is not automatic—it is trained, practiced, and lived out daily.