The Doctrine of Sin (7) - When Sin Roared. Law Replied. BUT GRACE REWROTE THE SCRIPT
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The Doctrine of Sin (7) - When Sin Roared. Law Replied. BUT GRACE REWROTE THE SCRIPT
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🎙️ EPISODE TITLE: "Sin Roared. Law Replied. BUT GRACE REWROTE THE SCRIPT."
✍🏽 EPISODE DESCRIPTION
In this episode, we journey through the raw, real terrain of Romans 7—the chapter where Paul stops sounding like a theologian and starts sounding like every believer who's ever wrestled with sin. It's not just doctrine; it's a mirror. Paul doesn't sugarcoat the struggle. He breaks down the tension between the spirit and the flesh, the will and the war, the law and the weakness of man. He pulls us into the internal conflict where the desire to do right collides with the power of sin. But he doesn’t leave us there. No, he points to the way out.
We unpack Paul's powerful analogy of being married to the law—and why that marriage had to end. The law exposed sin, yes, but it never empowered righteousness. It was holy, but we were carnal. And sin? Sin exploited the very law meant to guide us. But grace... oh, grace. Grace stepped in, not to dismiss the struggle, but to deliver us through it.
Paul didn’t end in despair—he ended with a shout of victory: “Thanks be to God, through Jesus Christ our Lord!” This isn’t just an episode about sin. It’s about the Savior who reigns over it. The war is real, but so is the Deliverer.
🔑 EXPECT TO DISCOVER:
- Why the law revealed sin but never resolved it
- The brutal honesty of Paul’s own struggle—and why that should encourage you
- How grace doesn’t deny the war, but gives you victory in the midst of it
- Why your freedom isn’t in trying harder, but trusting deeper
- The powerful shift from condemnation to declaration
- You’re not crazy.
- You’re not alone.
- And you’re not stuck.
GRACE HAS THE FINAL SAY.