Lesson 9: Freedom in Christ (Romans 8:1-17)

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Lesson 9: Freedom in Christ (Romans 8:1-17) — Last week, Paul finally got around to being brutally honest about life. His mind was a slave to God, but, he admitted, his sinful nature a slave to sin.(Romans 7:25) I was glad to hear that I was not the only one struggling with sin! Bet that made you feel a lot better about your own struggle with sin. But, the bad news for you and for me is that we still have this sin problem. We don't want to be slaves to sin. Paul describes our collective situation as being "wretched." (Romans 7:24) What can we do? Do we need to do anything? Let's plunge into Paul's continuing discussion about sin and salvation and see what we can learn!More...

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We are currently studying Romans. Below are links to the available lessons in this series. New studies are posted every Friday.

• Lesson 8: The Man of Romans 7 (Romans 7)
• Lesson 7: Victory Over Sin (Romans 6)
• Lesson 6: Expounding the Faith (Romans 5)
• Lesson 5: Justification and the Law (Romans 4)
• Lesson 4: Justified by Faith (Romans 3)
• Lesson 3: All Have Sinned (Romans 2 & 3)
• Lesson 2: Jew and Gentile (Romans 1 & 2)
• Lesson 1: Paul and Rome (Romans 1:1-17)

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