Father, we pray that as we stamp before your Word today, God that you would teach us

from the Bible, your Bible, the Word of God. We rejoice in the fact that what we hold in our hands

does not contain the Bible, it is the Bible. There's not one letter on one page that has not been

sanctified by you in the original languages. So, Father, God, give us keen insight to the

study of your Word. We pray in Jesus' name and all God's people said, amen, turn to your

Bibles to Romans 6. If you don't have your Bible, you need to come to the Lord Jesus and

no, it's okay, if you don't have a Bible, somebody next to you has a Bible. But open up your Bible,

Romans 6. You guys, we're going to read this. This is our last time. We're going to finish it

today. Can you believe it? It's a huge chunk. I warned you three weeks ago, you couldn't break it

up. Today is our last installment of this. We're looking at a message titled, having a life worth living,

and it really matters. It absolutely matters. Verse 12, I'll begin if you'll pick it up in verse 13.

Therefore, do not let sin reign in your mortal body that you should obey it in its lust.

For sin shall not listen, for sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law,

but under grace. Do you not know that to whom you present yourself slaves to obey,

you are that one's slave whom you obey, whether of sin leading to death or of obedience leading

to righteousness. Are you guys okay? You're really quiet, you know, you know that. You can read

louder if you'd like to. Where was, where were we? And having been set free from sin, you became slaves

of righteousness. For when you were slaves of sin, you were free in regard to righteousness.

But now, having been set free from sin, and having become slaves of God, you have your fruit

to holiness. And in the end, everlasting life. And all God's people said,

Amen. Awesome. You may be seated, church. We have looked, and now in our third installment of this,

these two previous arguments that come out of this portion of scripture, and an argument that

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