Podcasts about Romans 6

A sermon on Romans 6:15-19 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on August 31, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Pastor Andrew preached from Romans on the reality that Christians must daily choose whether they will live as slaves to sin or as slaves to righteousness. He reminded us that although believers have been made new in Christ, the old sinful nature still wars within, and holiness requires intentional sacrifice, obedience, and walking closely with God through prayer and His Word. The call was clear: because Christ has set us free, we must not return to sin but present ourselves as living sacrifices, transformed and committed to righteousness.#ChristianLiving #Romans #SlaveOfRighteousness #Holiness #ChooseJesus #FaithInAction #CalvaryTilton

Jesus' yoke is easy, and His burden is light. Coming to the point of accepting and bearing that yoke is not easy, though. It requires a conscious decision to lay down your desires and ambitions and step into a life of sacrificial love. But, as Pastor Richard will explain in today's message, it's the best choice you can make. Once you've laid down your life and made Jesus Lord, you'll find joy and fulfillment that can't be found anywhere else in this life.

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If you've ever struggled with a habitual sin, you know how good it feels to live in victory over that sin. When you go a week, a month, a year, a decade, and so forth, it boosts your pride and feelings of self-worth. You may even start to think you deserve your place in God's family. In today's message from Pastor Richard, we'll be reminded that our worth and belonging in God's family is based on His grace – not our performance.

Send us a textRomans 6:14 Daily Prayer – Grace That Transforms, Freedom from Sin, Victory over Guilt & Power in Christ @145 Daily Christian Prayer Podcast Romans 6:14 – “For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace.”SUPPORT THE MISSION Are you searching for daily prayer for freedom from sin, victory over temptation, or deliverance from guilt? Do you long for Bible verses about grace and transformation? This is the Daily Christian Prayer Podcast with Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live in London, England, reaching the world through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Buzzsprout.Today's devotion is anchored in Romans 6:14: “For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace.”DEVOTIONAL BODY Reverend Ben Cooper leads this prayer with bold declarations: grace is not weakness but strength. Grace transforms, heals, and sets us free. Sin no longer has mastery—Christ's grace reigns.10 PRAYER POINTS FOR GRACE & FREEDOMPrayer for freedom from sin's power through grace.Strength to resist temptation daily.Healing from guilt and shame.Boldness to live in Christ's victory.Grace to forgive myself and others.Renewal of mind through God's Word.Courage to break addictions.Peace in God's full forgiveness.Transformation by the Spirit of grace.Joy in living under grace, not law.LIFE APPLICATION Write Romans 6:14 down: “Sin shall no longer be your master.” Declare it aloud when temptation comes.CALL TO ACTION If this devotion blessed you, subscribe and share the Daily Christian Prayer Podcast. Join believers worldwide, live from London, England. Support the mission: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RBChristianRadioSupport the showThank you for listening! For more inspiring content, visit our main site at RBChristianRadio.net. Explore our ministry services and celebrations at LifeCelebrant.net. If you'd like to support our work, you can now Buy Me a Coffee and help us keep spreading the word. Every bit makes a difference! God bless and see you in the next episode.

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Through Christ, we have freedom from the Law but do not freedom to sin.

Pastor Brandon Bellomo 8/17/25

In this message from Romans 6:15–23, Pastor Byron Chesney reminds us that grace is never a license to sin but the power to live for Christ. Paul teaches that everyone serves a master—either sin leading to death or obedience leading to righteousness. Through salvation we are freed from sin, made servants of God, and given fruit unto holiness with the promise of eternal life. The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

#21 in our series, "The Book of Romans: A Theology of Hope"

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Romans 6:1-2 — In this sermon on Romans 6:1–2 titled “An Introduction to Romans 6,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explains why this passage is so important. Here is found the great truth of justification by faith alone through the work of Christ alone. He explains why justification by faith alone rightly understood does not lead to a life of sin and immorality. This is because the gospel not only makes the Christian righteous before God, but also gives them the Holy Spirit and the desire to live a life of purity. It is only by abusing the doctrine of justification by faith alone that people are encouraged to sin and to break the law of God. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones shows how this is a deeply practical doctrine that has profound and lasting impact for how the Christian lives as a follower of Jesus Christ. All who come to Jesus as repentant sinners and believe upon His name will be saved, and justified by faith in Christ alone.

Romans 6:1-2 — In this sermon on Romans 6:1–2 titled “An Introduction to Romans 6,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explains why this passage is so important. Here is found the great truth of justification by faith alone through the work of Christ alone. He explains why justification by faith alone rightly understood does not lead to a life of sin and immorality. This is because the gospel not only makes the Christian righteous before God, but also gives them the Holy Spirit and the desire to live a life of purity. It is only by abusing the doctrine of justification by faith alone that people are encouraged to sin and to break the law of God. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones shows how this is a deeply practical doctrine that has profound and lasting impact for how the Christian lives as a follower of Jesus Christ. All who come to Jesus as repentant sinners and believe upon His name will be saved, and justified by faith in Christ alone. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29

On episode 24, host Steven Crawford starts by diving into another powerful verse, Romans 6:23. After the faith segment, Steven is joined by avid whitetail hunter Dylan Tenharmsel. Dylan has filled many tags on mature whitetails in Michigan and other surrounding states; seemingly very consistently on short weekend trips throughout the midwest. In this episode, we hear about how Dylan was raised in the outdoors and took to it at a young age, and that passion has continued through the years. Dylan and Steven also get into conversation about how Dylan makes the most of his short trips and does the little things to make sure he find success on each trip whether he fills a tag or not. THIS IS A GREAT EPISODE!! SUBSCRIBE AND ENJOY!!

BAPTISM SUNDAY Passage: Romans 6:1-4 August 24, 2025 www.clearcreekcoc.org

Everyone wants to be independent and autonomous. Unfortunately, this just isn't a reality for humanity. We all are dependent on something. We all take orders from someone. In this message, we discuss our sinful nature and how we are often unaware of sin's influence and grip on us. We learn that in order to achieve true, lasting victory over sin we must find a new and better master. Listen as we hear the Bible's invitation to embrace and exalt Jesus as our King and how only through active, intentional submission to Him can we obtain Resurrection Life. We must see how Jesus died because and for our sin and then see that our victory is directly connected to His reign over our lives.

A sermon on Romans 6:12-14 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on August 24, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

If you've ever struggled with a habitual sin, you know how good it feels to live in victory over that sin. When you go a week, a month, a year, a decade, and so forth, it boosts your pride and feelings of self-worth. You may even start to think you deserve your place in God's family. In today's message from Pastor Richard, we'll be reminded that our worth and belonging in God's family is based on His grace – not our performance.

As Pastor Richard continues his teaching series through the book of Romans, he'll be challenging you to serve God with the spiritual gifts He's given you. Everyone who's a Christian has been given specific gifts, talents, and resources to help further the Kingdom of God. The Bible does make clear that, when a person is in a real relationship with God, he or she will serve God. An inherent part of knowing Him is a desire to serve Him.

Christians can take hope in their new identity caused by union with Christ, which results in mind renewal that transforms their lives

The Challenge of Romans 6Sinclair Ferguson's Devoted to God highlights the difficulty of Romans 6, reminding us that even Peter admitted some of Paul's writings are hard to understand (2 Peter 3:15). Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones once said he would preach Romans when he fully understood chapter 6. The challenge comes from extremes: some argue baptism saves, others claim perfection in righteousness, and our temptation might be to take all this as mere rhetoric that Paul does not really mean it. We might want to say that Romans 6 teaches that once someone is baptized, then they have the Spirit.Adam and Christ: Our Historic IdentityRomans 5 sets the stage by contrasting Adam, who plunged humanity into sin and death, with Christ, the Last Adam, who brings life and justification. Condemnation is a legal verdict of guilt and death, while justification is God's declaration of righteousness in Christ. Our identity rests in one of these two historic figures: either under Adam's curse or under Christ's life-giving righteousness. These figures set a real historic precedent that orients us. We are either in the status of a rebellious sinner or the status of a victor in Christ. Paul emphasizes that being united to Christ reorients us entirely. It is by the Spirit that we want to conform to Christ, live for Christ, and be slaves of Christ's righteousness.Baptism as a Sign of Christ's TriumphBaptism is not a magical act but a sign of God's promise and grace already at work. Like Abraham receiving circumcision in weakness, baptism testifies to God's faithfulness, not our strength. Paul uses vivid imagery: baptism pictures Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, showing that we, too, have passed through the belly of hell in Him. A striking illustration is the shark tunnel at SeaWorld. When you go through this exhibit, you notice danger all around, yet we pass through untouched. In baptism, God pictures that Christ has gone through death and hell for us, and we emerge unscathed in Him. It is a means of grace that communicates a community, and individuals in that community have passed through certain death unschathed.Living as New Creatures in Christ in the Covenant of GraceRomans 6 exhorts us to live out this new reality. We are no longer slaves to sin but slaves of righteousness, set apart as God's people. As we are grounded in the precedent of Christ's victory, we have a new life in our saviour. Yes, we feel the domain of death still holding us, but we are at the same time empowered by God's grace. We know that we struggle in this age because exhortations against sin remind us that the battle is ongoing. Baptism is a sign to the community that our identity is secure because we are grounded in Christ, united to our redeemer by His Spirit, as we take hold of him by faith. Our identity is secure, and we need to believe that we are new creatures in Christ. Baptism is a communal sign of this new identity, both for us and for our children, that we belong to God's covenant people. Our comfort is this: in Christ, we have triumphed over death and judgment, and we live as those oriented toward life, victory, and resurrection in Him. Consciously, we are called to give ourselves over to the new man and push through the struggles of this age. We need to rehearse the truth that we are new creatures in Christ, grounded in a victorious precedent and walking in Christ.

Caleb Drahosh Baptism and the Lord's Supper are the two Ordinances which the Lord Jesus instituted to be practiced by His church until He comes again. In Baptism, the minister of the Gospel submerges a believing Christian in water in the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. This immersion in water in the Name of God signifies and seals to the believer all the benefits and graces that are theirs in Christ Jesus because of their union with Him by faith. In the Lord's Supper, believers receive bread and wine according to the order which Christ gave them in remembrance of His death. This bread signifies Christ's body broken for us, and the wine signifies His blood shed for us for the forgiveness of our sins. In receiving the bread and wine in faith, the believer is spiritually fed and strengthened by participating in the body and blood of Jesus Christ.

Message from Cam Potts on August 17, 2025

Pastor Philip Caines | ROMANS Sermon Date: 2025-08-17

A sermon on Romans 6:5-14 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on August 17, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

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As Pastor Richard continues his teaching series through the book of Romans, he'll be challenging you to serve God with the spiritual gifts He's given you. Everyone who's a Christian has been given specific gifts, talents, and resources to help further the Kingdom of God. The Bible does make clear that, when a person is in a real relationship with God, he or she will serve God. An inherent part of knowing Him is a desire to serve Him.

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Salvation completely belongs to God; there is nothing that you or any person can do to earn salvation. Today, Pastor Richard will be reminding you that while you were in your sinful state, Christ died for you. And if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved! Christ alone was good enough to earn Heaven, and He declares righteous those who trust in Him for salvation. 

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We often struggle to walk in the power of our new life in Christ, because we are prone to forget who we are in Jesus. But God invites every new believer to be baptized, so that we might live out the reality of our new identity in Christ, within the covenant community of Christ. 

Join us as we discuss the sanctification process and how we should live our lives after we are transformed as Christians into a new life in Christ. We will also discuss baptism.

August 10, 2025 - You Are Already a Great Worshipper - Romans 6:16-18; 12:1-8 - Dr. Tom Richter by First Baptist Cullman

Being identified with Christ reveals the profound spiritual reality that water baptism symbolizes for believers. When Christians are identified with Christ, they participate in His death, burial, and resurrection through God's sovereign choice and the Spirit's transformative work. Those identified with Christ receive eternal blessings secured through Christ's substitutionary work on their behalf. Believers identified with Christ cannot continue living in sin because they have died to sin through their union with Christ. Being identified with Christ means God treats believers as if they personally accomplished Christ's righteous work, granting them His perfect righteousness and eternal life. ★ Support this podcast ★

Pastor Philip Caines | ROMANS Sermon Date: 2025-08-10

A sermon on Romans 6:1-7 by pastor Andrew Dionne. Preached on August 10, 2025 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (Evangel Presbytery) in Spartanburg, SC.

Being identified with Christ reveals the profound spiritual reality that water baptism symbolizes for believers. When Christians are identified with Christ, they participate in His death, burial, and resurrection through God's sovereign choice and the Spirit's transformative work. Those identified with Christ receive eternal blessings secured through Christ's substitutionary work on their behalf. Believers identified with Christ cannot continue living in sin because they have died to sin through their union with Christ. Being identified with Christ means God treats believers as if they personally accomplished Christ's righteous work, granting them His perfect righteousness and eternal life. ★ Support this podcast ★

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Salvation completely belongs to God; there is nothing that you or any person can do to earn salvation. Today, Pastor Richard will be reminding you that while you were in your sinful state, Christ died for you. And if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved! Christ alone was good enough to earn Heaven, and He declares righteous those who trust in Him for salvation. 

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We Believe. This is an intentional time to grow in our faith and to grow in relationship with one another across generations. We will explore the Christian creeds and confessions, where they originated, and why they're central to our faith. Special Guest: Nick Carter.

Pastor Dan preached from Romans 6:1–11, emphasizing that Christians are no longer under sin's rule but have been set free by the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He taught that baptism symbolizes this spiritual reality—that believers are dead to sin and alive to God—and urged the church to actively resist sin's tyranny by living in the freedom Christ provides. Practical application included repentance, renewing the mind, and taking every thought captive to obey Christ.#FreedomInChrist #DeadToSin #AliveToGod #Romans6 #SetFreeByGrace #VictoryOverSin #WalkInNewnessOfLife #GospelTruth #PastorDan #CalvaryTilton

Reverend Wilson Caldwell, preaching from Romans 6:1-14, Sunday morning August 3, 2025. At First Baptist Church of Suffolk, VA.

August 2, 2025

If grace covers everything… do we still have to deal with sin? In Romans 6, Paul makes the case for living a new kind of life—one that's dead to sin and alive in Christ. This week on the Bible Savvy Podcast, the team unpacks Paul's powerful argument and what it means to walk in freedom through … Continue reading "Bible Savvy Podcast | S5 Episode 45: Romans 6"