Study Questions — Romans 6
5 questions
What does it mean to be 'dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus' in your daily life?
Thematic focusNew life in Christ and sanctification.
Taking it furtherEncourages the reader to reflect on areas of life where they need to reject sin and embrace their new identity in Christ.
How can you present yourself as an instrument of righteousness to God?
Thematic focusRighteous living and dedication to God.
Taking it furtherChallenges the reader to consider how they can actively serve God and pursue righteousness in their actions and decisions.
In what ways does understanding that 'sin shall not have dominion over you' impact your view of temptation and sin?
Thematic focusFreedom from sin's power.
Taking it furtherEncourages the reader to embrace the freedom and power they have in Christ to overcome sin and resist temptation.
How does the concept of being 'slaves to righteousness' influence your understanding of Christian obedience?
Thematic focusObedience and servitude to God.
Taking it furtherInvites the reader to reflect on their commitment to living a life of obedience to God and the joy found in serving Him.
What does the 'wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life' mean for your understanding of grace?
Thematic focusGrace and eternal life.
Taking it furtherEncourages the reader to appreciate the gift of grace and eternal life offered through Jesus Christ, contrasting it with the consequences of sin.
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