Romans 6

Summary

The sermon on Romans 6 emphasizes that salvation is by the obedience of Christ alone, not by human works or offers to all men. It explains that believers die to sin and live a new life through Christ, symbolized by baptism, which represents death to the old self and resurrection to newness of life. The preacher refutes the misconception that grace encourages sin, affirming that true Christians struggle against sin and live righteously as servants of God. The message concludes by contrasting the wages of sin, which is death, with the gift of God, eternal life through Jesus Christ.