text: 2. Trouble with Saying No to Sin | Communing with God
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  As I began to learn about God as a new Christian, I saw that sin is a big issue for believers. The Bible has dozens of warnings about sin, most which point to my personal responsibility to say "no" to it. But saying "no" was the very thing I was having trouble with!
  The more I learned, the more confused I seemed to get. What really baffled me was Paul's account of his own struggle with sin. Yet why not be confused? Regarding human weakness, Paul said, "If I am doing the very thing I do not want, I am no longer the one doing it, but sin which dwells in me." What in the world did he mean by that? Could he actually be shirking off personal responsibility for sin?
  There's no question that Paul recognized his duty to wrestle against his flesh in resisting sin. He's not excusing sin, but rather trying to get to the root of the problem in the believer's life. Shouldn't we be doing the same?