Utilizing a text-driven methodology to develop a sermon series on discipleship based upon Romans 6:1-14

David R Bradley

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Utilizing a text-driven methodology to develop a sermon series on discipleship based upon Romans 6:1-14

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David R Bradley. Utilizing a Text-driven Methodology to Develop a Sermon Series On Discipleship Based Upon Romans 6:1-14. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4513bafa-0d9f-446e-ba85-6bc9c6139df6?locale=es.

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D. R. Bradley. Utilizing a text-driven methodology to develop a sermon series on discipleship based upon Romans 6:1-14. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4513bafa-0d9f-446e-ba85-6bc9c6139df6?locale=es

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David R Bradley. Utilizing a Text-Driven Methodology to Develop a Sermon Series On Discipleship Based Upon Romans 6:1-14. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4513bafa-0d9f-446e-ba85-6bc9c6139df6?locale=es.

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David R Bradley

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In Romans 6:1-14 Paul penned one of the most significant passages in all of scripture concerning what it means to be a disciple of Christ: that every person who has been 'baptized into Christ Jesus' has, in reality, 'died to sin.' This dissertation takes a thorough look at Romans 6:1-14 in order to prepare a homiletic outline from which a sermon series is developed. Paul's situation, purpose for writing, and flow of thought are analyzed, and the verses are then studied in the original language. Two phrases--'baptized into Christ' and 'died to sin'--are analyzed and discussed, surveying opinions throughout the history of the Church.

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