The Bible teaches that when we entrust our life to Jesus Christ, God instills a new

nature within us.

At the point of salvation, we become dead to sin and alive to Christ.

We are no longer slaves to our old nature.

Well, here's the question, does our old nature continue to reside in us?

And if so, how do we defeat the damaging influence of our sinful heritage?

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall begins his third message in a brand new seven-part

series called Living by Grace.

It's titled Needed Changes When Living by Grace.

If you've never received Jesus' death and resurrection on your behalf, do that now.

Certainly do that before you have left this meeting.

He's taken care of all of it thanks to the death and resurrection of Jesus, his son.

It's called Grace.

What God has done for us, which we can never do for ourselves, are unable to earn and is

impossible to repay.

That's what our Savior provided for us.

We'll read of it in Romans chapter 6 as we're learning together about walking in grace.

We've heard of believing because of grace, by grace you have been saved through faith,

but there is a walk in grace most believers rarely participate in, and I'm hoping to convince

you that it's real.

You can do it very, very simple to be done.

Romans 6, I want to read for you verses 5 through 14 from the new living translation.

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