Romans 8v1-11 – The Spirit of Life – 30th April 2006
•	Look through all the references in chapter 8 to “flesh” (the NIV footnotes will tell you where they are).  Collate what you have learned about “flesh”.  Does it fit with your experience?
•	In chapter 7:7-24 Paul sets out the relationship between law and flesh.  What is God’s law able to achieve and what is it not able to achieve?
•	Can you say what “the law of the Spirit of life” and the “law of sin and death” are? (Romans 8:2)  Why are they both called laws?
•	In the light of this how do we misuse God’s law in our quest for godliness?
•	Is goodness an optional extra in the Christian life or essential?  How does this fit with salvation by faith alone through grace alone?
•	What needs to change in your life in order the Spirit can do his work better in you?

Romans 8v1-11 – The Spirit of Life – 30th April 2006
•	Look through all the references in chapter 8 to “flesh” (the NIV footnotes will tell you where they are).  Collate what you have learned about “flesh”.  Does it fit with your experience?
•	In chapter 7:7-24 Paul sets out the relationship between law and flesh.  What is God’s law able to achieve and what is it not able to achieve?
•	Can you say what “the law of the Spirit of life” and the “law of sin and death” are? (Romans 8:2)  Why are they both called laws?
•	In the light of this how do we misuse God’s law in our quest for godliness?
•	Is goodness an optional extra in the Christian life or essential?  How does this fit with salvation by faith alone through grace alone?
•	What needs to change in your life in order the Spirit can do his work better in you?

Romans 8v1-11 – The Spirit of Life – 30th April 2006
•	Look through all the references in chapter 8 to “flesh” (the NIV footnotes will tell you where they are).  Collate what you have learned about “flesh”.  Does it fit with your experience?
•	In chapter 7:7-24 Paul sets out the relationship between law and flesh.  What is God’s law able to achieve and what is it not able to achieve?
•	Can you say what “the law of the Spirit of life” and the “law of sin and death” are? (Romans 8:2)  Why are they both called laws?
•	In the light of this how do we misuse God’s law in our quest for godliness?
•	Is goodness an optional extra in the Christian life or essential?  How does this fit with salvation by faith alone through grace alone?
•	What needs to change in your life in order the Spirit can do his work better in you?