This is a continuation of last weeks message “Ye Were, Ye Have Become”

There was a time when you were outside of Christ, or maybe you still are. One thing for sure is that no one is born a Christian. This message examines that.

Law & Grace are so different and so contrary to each other that they could never dwell together in the same space.

What is the most important thing in the Christian Life? This message addresses that question.

Vanity of Vanity saith the preacher. All is vanity

Works can be a confusing subject if you believe you have to do them to get to heaven. Exactly what is Paul speaking of when he mentions works?

2 Tim. 2:20,21 What does it mean to purge your self from these things and he SHALL BE a vessel unto honour, sanctified….

does Paul’s gospel have anything to do with Sanctification?

Justification is a declaration God makes concerning you. He declares you righteous in Christ. Sanctification is not a declaration made by God, It’s an appeal made by God to all Christians. The problem is not all Christians heed the appeal.

The old man was crucified with Christ. He is not In Christ. But what is true of the old man is not true of your body. You still live in this body. The Word of God calls it a Vile Body.

The Title speaks for itself. The Word of God speaks of death and life in ways that are contrary to our normal way of thinking. God says we’re dead until we are made alive in Christ.

An explanation of the dilemma I am personally facing then concluding thoughts on Rom. 6:11

Roman 6:11 is a pivotal verse in the book of Romans. It’s like the hinge on a door and takes you from what you were before Christ to what you will be now that you are in Christ. The exhortation that Paul gives in this verse should be heeded by all Christians

Rom. 6:9&10 Death hath no more dominion over him. Learn what happened to death when it met Jesus Christ face on.

Romans 6:7-8 is a pivotal verse in ch.6. Paul is turning from Doctrine to application. In order to understand the application, we must be clear about the doctrine first.

Rom 6:6 There are 2 men Paul speaks of in Eph. 4:20-23 The old man and the new man. One must be starved and the other must be fed.

Rom. 6:6 Since the old man is dead according to Rom. 6:6 what was he replaced by? The new man of course. But who is he?

Rom. 6:6 Is there a difference between the Old Man and the Body of Sin? Some say there isn’t. Some say there is. What saith the Scripture?

Rom. 6:5,6 A look at what happened to the ‘Old Man’ when you died, were buried and raised again with Christ.

I was wondering what made Paul tick and what made him think the way he does. So this is a little journey into Paul’s mind. Just perusing.

Rom. 6:3,4 When people get saved by faith in the cross work of Christ, They immediately take a journey. This message is about that journey.

Rom. 6:2 There are only two Kingdoms you can belong to. The one you are in is your choice. The Kingdoms are: The Reign of Sin or the Reign of Grace. Which one are you in?

Rom. 6: 1-6 Our study on the place and purpose of water baptism in Israel’s program.

How important was water baptism in Israel’s program?

Confusion surrounds this subject. In the name of the father son & Holy Ghost or in the name of Jesus? Should we sprinkle or full immersion? Inside a building or at the local pond or stream? Immediately after Salvation or later at our convenience? God is not the author of confusion.

I always thought Romans 6 & 7 had to do with Sanctification. After all that’s what everybody seems to be teaching. I’ve since understood that his has more to do with Identification