Romans 6

Romans chapter 6, emphasizing that believers are dead to sin but alive to God. It addresses the question of whether people should continue in sin to make grace increase, arguing strongly against that idea and explaining baptism imagery as symbolic of being united with Christ’s death and resurrection. The discussion stresses knowing and believing identity truths, especially that the old self and sin nature were crucified once, while believers avoid sin not to earn God’s acceptance but because sin’s dominion is broken under grace. It closes with a prayer that asks God to make the viewer new and to embrace grace that leads to life.