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Romans-6

Set Free: A Devotional Study on Romans 6​

Introduction​

The letter to the Romans is one of the most significant documents in the New Testament. The sixth chapter is a game-changer for many believers as it unpacks the deep meaning and ramifications of our union with Christ. Let's dive into this rich chapter, unlocking the spiritual insights hidden within.

Section 1: Slaves to Sin or Slaves to Righteousness? (Romans 6:1-6)​

Devotional Thought: We are either slaves to sin or slaves to righteousness. Our choice is clear, and the decision we make determines our actions and thoughts. In what ways have we surrendered ourselves to sin? Consecrate yourself to Christ in all areas of your life, trusting in His transformative power.

Reflection Questions:

  • Are there areas where you have surrendered yourself to sin?
  • In what ways can you consecrate yourself to Christ and His transforming work?

Section 2: Death to Sin, Life in Christ (Romans 6:7-14)​

Devotional Thought: Our old self has been crucified with Christ, suspending the power of sin over us. As we continue in faith, the life we now live is to God. How can we live a Christ-centered life, knowing that He is our life and salvation?

Reflection Questions:

  • Are you living a Christ-centered life, or are you allowing sin to continue ruling over you?
  • In what areas of your life can you bring yourself closer to Christ and surrender your submission to sin?

Section 3: Practicing Righteousness (Romans 6:15-23)​

Devotional Thought: Now that we are dead to sin and alive to God, we can practice righteousness. We embrace our inner spiritual being, living a life that reflects Christ's character. How can we practice righteousness in all areas of life?

Reflection Questions:

  • How can you practice righteousness in your daily life, and what are some areas where you need to shift your focus to Christ's character?
  • Are there areas where you resist practicing righteousness and why?

Conclusion:​

Romans 6 reveals the profound truths that our union with Christ demands our surrender in all areas of our lives. Our choice is clear - we can either surrender to sin and its consequences or surrender to Christ, allowing Him to transform us. As we move forward, may we embrace our inner spiritual being and live our lives reflecting Christ's character, practicing righteousness in all areas. Let us daily renew our consecration to Christ, knowing that He will lead and guide us on our path towards Him.