Romans 7

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We dive into Romans 7, exploring Paul's powerful message about our relationship to the law and the internal struggle all believers face with sin.

• Paul uses marriage as a metaphor to explain how believers are released from the law through death with Christ
• The law reveals sin rather than preventing it – we wouldn't know what coveting was without the command not to covet
• Even as Christians, we experience an ongoing battle between our desire to do right and our tendency to do wrong
• Paul's candid admission "what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do" resonates with every believer's experience
• Despite our struggles, there is no condemnation for those in Christ – we're free from the law of sin and death
• Our inability to perfectly keep God's law should lead us to grace – both for ourselves and for others who struggle
• The solution to our moral failures isn't trying harder but finding deliverance through Jesus Christ

Join us next week as we continue our study in Romans 8, where Paul develops the theme of life in the Spirit.
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