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What does it mean to serve in the newness of spirit?

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Serving in the newness of spirit means living out one's faith in joy and freedom, empowered by the Holy Spirit instead of adhering to the law (Romans 7:6).

To serve in the newness of spirit refers to a Christian's new identity in Christ following salvation. As stated in Romans 7:6, believers are not merely following a code; instead, they are alive in Christ, who enables them to live transformed lives. This 'newness' describes the motivation that stems from a heart changed by grace. Rather than fulfilling duties out of obligation linked to the law, believers are encouraged to operate from a place of joy and love, reflecting the Spirit’s work within them. This internal motivation ignites genuine good works as believers express their love for Christ and desire to serve Him and others.
Scripture References: Romans 7:6, Galatians 5:13-14

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