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To Sin vv. 1 - 7 1. Look at the preceding section and relate to v.1. 2. How is the true believer supposed to respond? (2:21) 3. Explain the logic of v.2. 4. Enumerate the Christian's characteristics. 5. Explain v.3 What does it mean? 6. Notice the "therefore" in v.4 what does this signify? 7. Did the church in Rome understand their baptism? 8. What does baptism signify, according to v.4. 9. Review 2:17-29. Meditate on what baptism means you and your life. 10. What does .5 do? Why rephrase? 11. Why was the body crucified? What is the implication for us? 12. How is "dying to self" related to the holiness of a Christian's life? 13. How then should the believer look at death? Alive To God 8 - 11 1. How then, should the redeemed live? What are the necessary fruits of that? 2. What are the implications of the resurrection for Jesus and for you? 3. How do you think is v.10 related to Gethsemane? Mt. 26:36 4. What key is found in v.11 to discipleship to Christ? 5. What does the phrase "dead to sin, alive to God" mean to us? 6. How should this be reflected in the choices we make? 7. List the choices that you are now being faced with. Contrast what "self" and God would say. Main Lesson: Memory Verse: Romans 6:1 - 2 1 What shall we say, then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? 2 By no means! We died to sin; how can we live in it any longer? |