February 25, 2026
Series
The Chapters That Changed My Life
By BEN BRINKERHOFF
Opening a personal study of Romans 7 to 8, Ben Brinkerhoff reflects on how these chapters reshaped his understanding of sin, grace, and the battle of the mind. The series emphasizes the need to see sin as God defines it, reject modern moral relativism, and read Romans as a call to humility, repentance, and a mind set on Christ rather than self-justification.
Part 1
This article opens a study of Romans 7–8, focusing on inner conflict, discipline, and the power of setting the mind.
Part 2
If salvation is by grace, does that mean sin no longer matters? Paul reminds us that the Law exposes our guilt so we truly understand our need for Christ.
Part 3
Romans 7 helps us see why our struggle exists and why we need Christ.
Part 4
In Romans 7, the Law exposes sin, but the real struggle comes from our own inner passions.
Part 5
A study of Romans 7 and the conflict between flesh, sin, law, and life in Christ.
Part 6
The reality of death presses home the need for redemption, turning attention from human strength to the hope God has provided in Christ.