Matthew Henry, the famous Bible commentator, once preached a series of sermons on sanctification.  In each sermon he would deal with a sin to be ‘mortified’, and then the corresponding grace to be cultivated.

Pride, Jer 13:15, vs humility, 1 Pet 5:5.

Passion, Col 3:8, vs meekness, 1 Pet 3:4.

Covetousness, Heb 13:5; vs contentment, Heb 13:5.

Contention, Gen 13:8, vs peaceableness, Jam 3:17.

Murmuring, 1 Cor 10:10, vs patience, Lk 21:19.

Melancholy, Psa 42:11, vs cheerfulness, Psa 37:4.

Vanity, Eccl 2:2, vs seriousness, 1 Pet 4:7.

Uncleanness, Gal 5:19, vs chastity, 1 Thess 4:4.

Drunkenness, Lk 21:34, vs temperance, 2 Pet 1:6.

Deceitfulness, Col 3:9, vs honesty, 1 Pet 2:12.

Hatred, Lev 19:17, vs love, Jn 15:12.

Hypocrisy, Lk 12:1, vs sincerity, Jn 24:14.

Bad discourse, Eph 4:20, vs good discourse, Eph 4:29.

Bad company, Psa 119:115, vs good company, Psa 119:63.

Security, 1 Thess 5:6, vs watchfulness, 1 Thess 5:6.

Slothfulness, Rom 12:11, vs diligence, 2 Pet 3:14.

Folly, Psa 75:4, vs prudence, Prov 14:8.

Fear, Gen 15:1, vs hope, Prov 14:32; 1 Pet 1:13.

Sense, 2 Cor 14:18, vs faith, Gal 2:20.

Self, Mt 16:24, vs Jesus Christ, Rom 13:14.

Cf. Eph 4:22-24; cf Col 3:9-10.

Old-fashioned?  Maybe.  As old-fashioned as the Bible itself.