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Kevin Sorbo

The Transformative Power of Christ's Death and Resurrection (Romans)

May 14, 2024   ●   25 min

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Paul expands on his letter to the Romans, explaining how through baptism believers are united with Christ in his death and resurrection. This union means that believers are no longer slaves to sin but are now alive to God in Christ Jesus. It serves as a pivotal point in his argument about the relationship between grace and sin.


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Today's Devotional

A Prayer for Those Who Accept Christ This Christmas - Your Daily Prayer - December 24

The fact is, all around us, there are many people, for many reasons, who are searching for Christ this Christmas. We may not see the choir of angels around us, but the heavenly host still proclaims Christ’s birth. It occurs all around us.

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