In this message Pastor Byron shares powerful truths from Romans 6 about overcoming the old sin nature and living in the freedom Christ has provided. Using the story of Lazarus and his grave clothes as an illustration, he explains how believers must know and believe they are not what they used to be, count the sin nature as dead, and yield themselves to righteousness rather than living under condemnation.

In this message Pastor Byron shares how Christ’s death on the cross provides believers not just salvation, but daily victory and triumph over sin. Drawing from Romans 6, he explains that the cross has present-day power to transform our lives when we understand our new identity in Christ and actively “reckon” ourselves as dead to sin’s control, enabling us to “win the day” through Christ’s accomplished victory.

In this message Pastor Byron explores Romans chapter 6, addressing the critical question of whether Christians can continue in sin since grace covers all transgressions. He unpacks the powerful truth that believers have died to sin through their union with Christ on the cross and have been raised to walk in newness of life, encouraging listeners to reject Satan’s lies and embrace their new identity and victorious living in Christ.

In this message Pastor Byron explores the profound theological contrast between Adam’s fall and Christ’s redemptive work, explaining how sin entered humanity through Adam yet grace super-abounds through Jesus. He teaches that believers must recognize both the magnitude of sin’s impact on the human race and the even greater abundance of God’s grace, which frees us from guilt, shame, and condemnation to live in the joy of being fully accepted in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Byron explores the theological concept of justification and its practical implications for daily Christian living. He explains how being declared righteous through faith in Christ provides believers with four reasons to rejoice: full acceptance by God, spiritual security in suffering, assurance of God’s unchanging love, and confidence in our triumph through Christ.