Romans 7 - 8 Set Thy Mind On The Things Of The Spirit
A study of the Atonement and Romans 7 & 8
Classes
Class 1: Romans 1 - 5
The class covers the first five chapters of Romans, focusing on the concept of righteousness and the inability of the law to justify humans. It explores the themes of sin, human nature, and the need for Christ's sacrifice for salvation, emphasizing the importance of faith and baptism.
Class 2: Romans 7
The class explores Romans 7, focusing on the concept of human nature and sin, emphasizing the atonement through Jesus' sacrifice and the role of baptism in symbolizing death and resurrection. It highlights the importance of crucifying the flesh and living a life in Christ's likeness.
Class 3: Romans 8 v 1-4
The class explores Romans 8:1-4, focusing on the concept of no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. It emphasizes the importance of understanding one's mortality and the righteousness of God, and encourages living a life in accordance with the spirit rather than the flesh.
Class 4: Exhort - Romans 8 v 5-11
The class explores Romans 8:5-11, focusing on the contrast between living according to the flesh and living according to the spirit. It emphasizes the importance of setting one's mind on spiritual matters for life and peace, rather than on worldly desires, and discusses the unconvertible nature of the carnal mind.
Class 5: Romans 8 v 12-39
The class discusses Romans 8:12-39, focusing on the concept of being debtors to Christ, emphasizing the obligation to suffer and forgive as part of our faith. It explores the parable of the unforgiving servant to illustrate the importance of compassion and forgiveness in the face of suffering.