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Romans 7, Sanctification, and the Christian Life
By Dave JenkinsWhy do Christians still struggle with sin after coming to Christ? Many believers quietly wrestle with this question. They love the Lord, desire holiness, and want to obey God, yet they still battle temptation, discouragement, and remaining weakness.In this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins explains what Romans 7 teaches about the ongoing battle with sin in the Christian life. Christians are no longer slaves to sin, but sanctification is still ongoing. Believers fight sin from a place of grace, not condemnation, because Christ has already secured forgiveness, righteousness, and peace with God for His people.Listen and Watch
Episode Highlights
- Why Christians still battle sin after salvation
- What Romans 7 teaches about remaining sin
- The difference between justification and sanctification
- How Romans 6, 7, and 8 fit together
- Why the struggle with sin is not proof God has abandoned you
- How believers can fight sin through the power of the Holy Spirit
- The hope of Romans 8:1 for discouraged Christians
Key Scriptures
- Romans 7:18–19
- Romans 8:1
- Galatians 5:17
- 1 John 1:8–9
- Philippians 1:6



