When the truth of God’s Word is at work in your life, it gives you solid footing and a sword to conquer the sin that’s defeating you. I’ve provided Scriptures for specific areas of sin and essential truth for your identity and victory in Christ. You may want to commit some of these to memory or write them on notecards.

If you are planning on taking a group through Killing Sin this leader’s guide will help set you up for success by providing some leadership tips, identifying key group commitments, and giving some advice on how to run your first meeting. Thank you for being willing to lead your group!

Conquering your “one thing” is not out of reach. God is eager and able to radically change your life by breaking your cycles of sin and conquering the things that have seemingly defeated you. Are you ready to see your soul restored, gain confidence for future battles, and to spur others around you on? 

If you feel like you’re on the losing end of sin, and shame has you hiding out in the basement of life, God has a plan for you to win and the power to pull it off. It’s time to put to death those sins that have been killing you. In this study, you’ll learn about three strategies for dealing with sin and living in freedom.

Killing sin is absolutely essential to the Christian life. But if all we do is tackle our sin without also building new spiritual habits, we’ll leave a vacuum that the Enemy will fill with temptation. Killing Sin is the third of The 7 Resolutions, and I believe that successfully conquering those things that are killing us requires all 7.

You can clench your teeth and muster all your energy, but nothing releases you from sin like owning it before God. We can’t minimize our compromise and expect to experience peace with God and others. There must come a time when we see our sin and own it. But you don’t need to go on this journey alone. Signup for our free virtual event on Killing Sin today. 

God’s plan has order and progression. We can’t love the good without hating the evil. Romans 12:9 gives us a powerful progression in conquering and killing sin: “Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good.” There is a simple three step progression here that we must see and practice.

Anyone who desires to conquer sin must learn to reject pride and walk in humility. Pride and humility are worlds apart. Pride is the birthplace of all that is evil. Humility is the ground from which all that is good grows. Choosing humility is not an unrewarded exercise of self-denial. The rewards of humbling ourselves are rich.

Is there a gap between God’s promise of abundant life and your own daily experience? We want to help you close that gap. You don’t have to settle for too little. The time is now for humble dependence on God and a plan to walk in His power!

The Holy Spirit makes the Word of God alive and active in God’s children. When you discover the vital link between God’s Word and the Holy Spirit, you can raise the sails of your soul and be moved to true spiritual liberty, actively conquering sin. As we abide in Christ, the Holy Spirit takes God’s Word and empowers us to apply it, bringing transformation—the design God had all along. 

Without a heart filled with humility we will never be able to confess our sins. There is perhaps no better book on the subject than Humility, published by Andrew Murray in 1884. Read a modernized and abridged version of Humility here.  

“Unsized time flows to our weaknesses.” One of the most practical things we can do to kill sin in our lives is give it less room to grow. Download our free guide on practical ways to join God, think truth, and redeem your time in order to kill sin. 

We can’t allow sin unencumbered access to our lives. Nor put ourselves in places that make it more likely for sin to kill us. Good boundaries provide spiritual protection. God established and taught us healthy limits, which are an enormous blessing. They fall into three main categories: moral, relational, and spiritual boundaries.

Snapshot Testimony is a short feature and podcast on Moody Radio hosted by Ally Domcercant, Karl’s morning show co-host. Through interviews and storytelling, Ally brings listeners inside the unique moments when a life is transformed by the power of Christ. These stories are the snapshots that make up a life of faith. 

If you’ve grown accustomed to bad habits, written off lifelong battles as unwinnable, or believed that some destructive behaviors can never be changed, I get it. I’ve been there. I know what it’s like to feel like a spiritual impostor. The truth is, we’re all in recovery, but we like to pretend we’ve got it all buttoned up. Jesus has saved you, but there’s still a lot of transformation that God wants to do. You can change, but you can’t do it in your own power. ‍It’s time to say no to self-help and yes to God’s power!