The purpose of our redemption is so that we will exchange our old life for Christ's life or eternal life. Christ will live through each one of us according to our own unique perosonality. WE just need to believe by faith that Christ is living His life through us. Bill explains the fall of Adam in the Garden which leads into Bill's discussion about sin. He points out that sin is used many times in Romans 5-8.
Most people interpret sin as an act of disobedience.
Bill defines sin as a power source. Sin, power of sin, law of sin, and the principle of sin are all synonyms, according to Bill Gillham. If you look at most scriptures which use the word sin, sin is personified. By sin being personified, it can only be a person or power source rather than an act. Bill describes what happens to a lost persons mind, body, and spirit.