Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer, there are really only two family lines, only two races

anymore in the human world. There is the sons and daughters of Adam and Eve,

and there are the sons and daughters of Jesus Christ, and you've got to choose which family

you belong to. You're automatically born into the family of Adam. You've got to choose to be

in the family of Jesus. You're either on Team Adam or Team Jesus, one of the other.

Welcome back to Summit Life. I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch. While it's true that one man named

Adam brought the curse of death upon the entire human race, it's also true that by another man,

a sacrifice was made that actually removed that curse for us all. This is the tale of two atoms.

Today Pastor J.D. Greer teaches from Romans chapter 5 about how we have chosen sin like the first

Adam, but we can choose life through the second Adam, who is Jesus Christ. And when we do,

we'll understand why every son and daughter of Adam needs to hear how they too can be redeemed.

Let's rejoin Pastor J.D. right now as we conclude this first section of Romans today. Remember,

if you missed any of the messages from the first five chapters of the Book of Romans, you can find

them all free of charge at jdcreer.com. So grab your Bible. Here's Pastor J.D.

Adam, who was the first human created, chose to defy God's authority and to reject God's clear

command to avoid the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Because of that choice, Paul explains,

death descended on all people. Even though you and I were not physically present with Adam,

God regards Adam's choice to be ours and God holds us guilty of Adam's sin. That is called the

doctrine of original sin. Basically, you got two options when it comes to explaining evil in the

human race. You've got the atheistic option, which says that there's no such thing as good and evil.

There's just useful, which makes arguing for justice really difficult, if not impossible.

The other basic option is the Christian one, which says that we are created for good, which is why we

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