Abbotsford – Oct 1, Romans 6:15-23
Mission – October 01, Romans 6:15-23
- When reading Romans 6 what does Paul mean when he says that Christians have “died to sin”?
- What are some of the practical implications of being dead to sin?
- Have you ever considered the Christian life as one of obedient slavery?
- How does being moved from “slavery to sin” into “slavery to righteousness” help us understand the nature of the Christian life?
Mission – September 24, Romans 6:1-14
- How do we (followers of Christ) excuse our sinful practices?
- What makes us think that God is ok with our sinning?
- How does our continuing to remain in Sin demonstrate how we have misunderstood the Gospel?
Abbotsford – September 24, Romans 6:1-14
Mission – September 17, Romans 5:1-19
- Do you think those who are not currently believers in Jesus are in some way at war with God? In what ways?
- Do you think that people are born morally good or morally bad? What evidence do you have for your view?
- What is the core problem with the world?
- If Jesus offers his righteousness as a gift, why do we still feel like we need to earn it?
Abbotsford – September 17, Romans 5:12-19
Abbotsford – September 10, Romans 5:1-11