Jesus is our Lord, Sovereign and King but what does it mean to be a servant of the Lord? As a Christian, what criteria do we use to evaluate the service that we render to our King and what does our service entail? How do Christians actually put what the Lord requires into action? What happens when they fail? These fundamental questions are relevant not just to Christians but to all of humanity. In this study, our relationship to Jesus as Lord is considered, including reasons for our failures and the approach that the apostle promotes to minimize them. The core text that is used is Paul's letter to the Romans - particularly chapters 6 - 8.
This book will be of interest to Christians who are committed to God in their day-to-day life and also to Christian counselors and pastors. It presents the apostle's dynamic model of human beings as we are by nature - and the model of the person who is born again - both of which form an essential foundation for Christian counseling, pastoral work and psychology.
