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What can we do when we don’t live up to our own principles? What if we find ourselves not doing the very things we’ve determined not to do? These are not questions asked by someone trapped by an addiction. They’re raised by a first-century writer who understood the realism and difficulty of spiritual struggle: the apostle Paul.
Many think of Paul as someone who lived above the common passions of life. He is own words say otherwise. Nowhere do we find more realism than in the personal questions he raised in Romans, chapter 7. Nowhere can we find better solutions than in the answers he gave in chapter 8.
I hope you will better understand the way to greater spiritual freedom as you examine this brief study by Bill Crowder and the Our Daily Bread Ministries writers.
