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NEW LIFE IN CHRIST

BIBLICAL REFERENCES: Rom. 6:1-4; 15:18-19 CONTENT
  1. Meaning of New Life in Christ
  2. The Need for Change (Rom. 6:1-4; 15:18-19)
  3. Characteristics of the New Life
  4. The Need to Stick to the New Life
 

Meaning of New Life in Christ

New life is a lifestyle that pleases God. It is a life that is built on the fear of God.  

The Need for Change (Rom. 6:1-4; 15:18-19)

According to Paul, anyone who has acquired a new life in Christ will have some virtues that distinguish him from others still in the old life. He also lay emphasis on the sacrament of baptism, a rite during which the convert declares publicly his union with Christ. Paul asks: “do you know that all of us who are baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death? We were buried therefore with him by baptism into his death, so that as Christ was raised from the death by the glory of the father, we too might walk in newness of life”. (Romans 6:3-4) Baptism is a sacrament which marks the transition from the old life of sins to the life of holiness. It is done by immersion indicating that one is buried with Christ and by bringing one up from under water, he resurrects with Christ. This is what baptism by immersion symbolizes. The new convert, after being baptized, begins a phase of entirely new life, cutting himself totally from former lifestyles and assuming a new pattern of life modeled after Christ.

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