The Death that Brings Life

This expository sermon explores the paradox of being crucified with Christ yet living by faith. It emphasizes that salvation is grounded in Christ's personal love and substitutionary death, which calls for a believer's identification with Him in dying to self, sin, and the world. The message distinguishes between mere mental assent and the active trust required to receive this grace, highlighting that the object of faith determines its power. Furthermore, it presents the indwelling presence of Christ as the source of new motivation and supernatural strength for the Christian life, enabling believers to overcome sin and live in a manner that reflects His character.