Should Christians avoid wearing jeans on Sunday mornings?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Hi, it's Bill Meyer along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day.

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email us at Questions at Core Christianity.com. First up today, let's go to Donna, calling in from Missouri.

Donna, what's your question for Adrile? Yeah, thank you for taking my call. My question is, if we're not under Moses' commandments anymore and we're under the law of Christ, what exactly is the law of Christ?

Hey, Donna, thank you for that excellent question.

So we aren't under the law of Moses anymore.

Not in the sense that we were outside of Christ.

Outside of Jesus, before we had faith in Jesus Christ, the law was over us to condemn us.

When we were united to Jesus Christ through faith, pictured in baptism there, when we were united to Jesus, we were dead or became dead to the law, so that the law no longer stands over us to condemn us.

And Paul talks about this in Romans chapter six and seven in particular.

We've been set free from the law. Now the law has no more power

over us to condemn us to kill us. But that doesn't mean that we're then, you know,

called to live lawless lives or that the law doesn't have any relationship to us. Certainly not.

Paul, you know, he's the one where we get this language of the law of Christ from a couple of

places.

One, in Galatians chapter 6, he says in verse 2, bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill

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