In this Tuesday morning session, Rob Conti walks through the powerful truth of Romans 8:1 — “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” This verse is a clear reminder that our freedom from guilt and shame is not something we can earn — it is fully the work of God through Jesus Christ.
Though we are unable to live up to God’s good law because of our sinful nature, God did what we could not by sending Jesus as the perfect sin offering. Through His death on the cross, Jesus took the punishment we deserved and fulfilled the law on our behalf. Now, for those who trust in Him, the Holy Spirit lives within us, giving us strength to turn from sin and grow in holiness. We won’t be perfect in this life, but we are no longer slaves to sin — we are being transformed day by day.
Whether you’re struggling with sin or wondering if you’re "good enough," this message offers real hope. You are not condemned if you are in Christ. Tune in and discover the freedom and new life only Jesus can give.
Romans 8:3-11
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