Romans 6

Romans 6

Paul asks: If God’s grace abounds where sin increases, should believers continue to sin? Paul answers with a resounding No. He explains that when we are baptized, we are united with Christ’s death and resurrection. We have died to sin and are now alive to God. Therefore, believers must not let sin rule their bodies; instead, they should present themselves to God as instruments of righteousness. We are no longer slaves to sin but slaves to God, resulting in holiness and eternal life.

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