Romans 7:17.  No true Christian wants to sin because now the Divine Nature is in his life and it is supposed to rule, not the sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:17.  No true Christian wants to sin because now the Divine Nature is in his life and it is supposed to rule, not the sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:15.  The Believer is married to Christ, but is being unfaithful to Christ by Spiritually cohabiting with the Law, which frustrates the Grace of God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:15.  Refers to the obedience he wants to render to Christ, but rather fails.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:14.  Refers to the fact that the Law is totally of God and from God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:13.  It is not the Law that is at fault, but rather the sin in man which is opposed to the Law.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:12.  The Law is like a mirror which shows man what he is, but contains no power to change him.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:11.  Despite all of Paul's efforts to live for the Lord by means of Law-keeping, he failed.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:9-10.  There is no victory in trying to live by Law; we are to live by Faith, referring to Faith in Christ and the Cross.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:8.  If the Believer attempts to live for God by means other than the Cross, he will be ruled by "evil desires."  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:7.  Man's condition is not caused by the Law of God, for the Law is Holy; rather it is exposed.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:7.  A Believer putting himself under Law, thus failing to avail himself of the resources of Grace, is a defeated Christian.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:6.  Delivered from its just demands, meaning that Christ has paid its penalty.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:4.  This means that we are not to try to live for God by means of "Law," whether the Law of Moses, or Laws made up by other men or of ourselves; we are to be dead to all Law.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:4.  The Law is not dead per se, but we are daed to the Law because we are daed to its effects.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:3.  The Law is dead by virtue of Christ having fulfilled the Law in every respect.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:1-3.  Let the Believer understand that there are only two places he can be, Grace or Law.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:1.  The Law has dominion as long as man tries to live by Law.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:22-23.  So the Believer has the choice of "death," which is the end result of trusting something other than Christ and the Cross, or "Everlasting Life," which is the result of trusting Christ and the Cross.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:21.  This means that absolutely nothing of any value can come out of the sinful experience.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:20.  Speaking of our lives before conversion to Christ.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:19.  "The manner of men" pertains to the Fall, which has made the flesh weak; this speaks of our own personal strength and ability.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:18.  Whereas you were formerly a slave to the sin nature, you are now a slave to Righteousness.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:18.  Being made free from the sin nature; it has no more power over the Believer, but only as we continue to look to the Cross.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.