Prog. 42 – Saved in Life from Naturalness
Playback speed
In today’s Life-study of Romans programme, Witness Lee focuses in on the “much more” salvation in Christ’s life that saves us from our natural life. We will see what it means to “be saved in His life, having been reconciled” in Rom. 5:10, and how it relates to the transformation of the soul through the renewing of the Spirit (Rom. 12:2). The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
Released on 30 Jan 2026
Coming up next
Prog. 39 – Life and Death in Romans Five through Eight
On this week’s highlight programme, Witness Lee expounds how Romans 5-8 present the central theme of the Bible in a condensed way. Life and death are two key words that run consistently throughout the scriptures. Profoundly, we’ll see that the battleground of this universal struggle of God as life against Satan as death is operating within every person, and our crucial role in determining the victor.
Mon, 2 Feb: Prog. 43 – Saved in Life from Individualism
Romans chapter 5 through chapter 16 reveal seven negative items which believers need to be daily saved from through the inward operation of Chris’s life. Witness Lee details these items, and explains how our individualism needs to be dealt with in order for God to gain the goal of His great salvation - the building up of the Body of Christ for His ultimate expression.
Prog. 44 – Saved in Life from Divisiveness
In our fallen human nature, we all possess a divisive element that can damage the organic Body of Christ. While Paul was very general in his attitude about the matter of diet and keeping of days in Romans 14-15, he was utterly intolerant of the crucial matter of division in Romans 16. Join us for a very practical word regarding the salvation in Christ’s life from divisiveness.
