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Living Water Anglican Church - Albany
Freedom From Sin? - Revd. Dr. Richard Goetz
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As we identify with Christ in his death, our old nature dies and we are dead to sin. We are now not so much "sinners saved by grace" as if we still live in sin, no, we are "saints who at times sin", even struggle with sin, but we are saints nonetheless.
Sermon Text: Romans 6:1-14
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