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Why is the law of God important for Christians?

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The law of God serves as a moral guide for Christians, revealing sin and pointing to the need for Christ.

The law of God is vital for Christians as it functions as a schoolmaster, bringing a clear understanding of sin and our desperate need for a Savior. Paul's exposition in Romans articulates that the law reveals our sinful state and our inability to meet its demands, leading us to Christ for salvation (Romans 7:7). Furthermore, the law provides a standard for holy living, enabling believers to reflect God's character in their lives. The believer's relationship with the law transforms after regeneration; rather than being a burden, it becomes a delight, leading to a deeper communion with God as one seeks to live in accordance with His will. This understanding encapsulates the balance of being under grace while still valuing God’s law as His revealed truth.
Scripture References: Romans 7:7, Psalm 19:7-10

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Joel Coyoc · Jan 14, 2026
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