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Back to Episodes101. Stuck Between Legalism and Grace? What Romans 12 Says About Our Response to Salvation
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Do you feel stuck as a Christian trying to do all the things right? Or do you feel like you are covering under God's grace and don't feel the need to do anything?
In this episode of the Healthy and Redeemed Podcast, we will go through Romans 12:1-2 and look at what biblical transformation as a Christian really means. Hint: It is not trying harder and it isn't just sitting still.
We will talk about what it means to offer your body as a living sacrifice, renewing your mind, and the four ways to abide in Christ.
If you're tired of legalism on one side and empty grace on the other, this episode looks at what Scripture says about the biblical middle ground — and how transformation actually begins there.
Part 1 of a 2-part series on Romans 12. The three sections covered in chapter 12 is Duty to God, Duty to Ourselves and Duty to Others.
Hope you will join us for these two episodes and learn how we live in response to our salvation.
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