No Christian lives in a continuing, lifelong pattern of sin. In other words, Christians will never treat sin flippantly.

The apostle Paul teaches that slavery to sin leads to physical death and slavery to righteousness leads to eternal life.

Christians are not only to fight sin for the pursuit of personal holiness, but they must also do so because they are Christ's representatives.

Christians have a unique freedom that can only be found in the Lord Jesus Christ. However, that freedom isn't meant to be used as a license for sin.

Because as Christians we are slaves of righteousness, obeying the law of God must be the joy of our heart.

Christians are not merely slaves of righteousness, we are also sons and daughters in the family of God.

The apostle Paul explains how slavery to sin never produces any benefits. Instead, it only leads to eternal death.

For Christians, eternal life is a present reality that won't be fully consummated until this life ends or Christ returns..

The moment your body stops functioning you will awaken in one of two eternal destinations: heaven or hell. It is absolutely critical to know which of those destinations will be a reality for you.