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  • Romans 6:1-4 - Just Don't

    Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? 2   By no means! We are those who have died to sin; how can we live in it any longer? Specifically, you've died to sin . He lies to you, telling you that a few little sins here and there won't hurt a thing, especially since But a few little sins quickly snowball into the monstrous sins we read about a few months ago.

  • Philippians 4:4-9 - Antidote to Anxiety

    Anxiety and stress are some of the primary effects of sin, and have been since the beginning when the first thing Adam and Eve did after their sin was to worry about their lack of clothing and how God would throughout the day in order to quell your anxiety. with thanksgiving - How often don't we miss out on noticing He is saying, in effect, that prayer is a conversation with, a plea directed to, a request made of, and Have In Jesus" captures the calming peace that prayer brings: What a friend we have in Jesus, all our sins

  • Psalm 51:7-9 - Cathartic Confession

    Confession of sin seems scary, but it always leads to relief and joy. that we are, any of the sins we do or the evil that constantly clings to us. Dig Deeper It seems to make sense: big sins require big confessions. Notice David never mentions any of the particulars of his sin in his confession. you utilize to confess it, remember that all sins, big and small, must be confessed (even the sins you're

  • Psalm 46 - Where the Most High Dwells

    devotional: Belgic Confession of Faith, Article 27: The Holy Catholic Church We believe and confess one single All of these poetic pictures this psalm paints stand in stark contrast to the order and beauty that God The Bible often explains the effects of sin upon God's good creation, but few passages pack the rhetorical power of Psalm 46 in describing what Adam's sin unleashed. promises the almighty presence of God immanuel  - that is, God with us - even in the midst of the sin

  • Romans 8:5-9 - No Such Thing As 'Pretty Good'

    Today's passage contrasts life in the Spirit with the depravity of life in Sarx - that is, sinful human flesh to be a sin offering.  And so he condemned sin in the flesh, 4  in order that the righteous requirement of the law might be slaves to sin.  The effects of this distinction are total: we read here that it controls what your mind is set on as

  • Romans 2:1-11 - You Too

    They took notice of the sinfulness of the gentiles yet ignored the fact that they themselves were guilty The concern is not on the calling out of sin; becoming aware of your sin is the first step on the pathway The issue is that people were calling out the sins of others while they themselves were guilty of the If you see a brother or sister in Christ who is struggling with unrepentant sin, the loving thing to By becoming aware of your sin, you will have the opportunity to repent and reconcile with God.

  • Titus 3:3-7 - The Well Intentioned Heretic

    If you don't realize the effect that original sin  has had on you - that it's sapped you of any ability Paul here corrects this sinful instinct, writing that Christ saved us, not because of righteous things In other words, he taught that people are not born in sin, but end up sinning simply by imitating those So the key to defeating sin is to just stop imitating it. God's grace was only necessary to forgive past sins, but wasn't necessary for a person to repent in the

  • Isaiah 45:22-25 - The Unrevoked Gospel

    To God alone,  both for the means and for their saving fruit and effectiveness,  all glory is owed forever The effects of the LORD's gospel call will be universal. But the experience of this divine victory over sin and death will NOT be the same for all people. confess with their tongues before the LORD for sure, but they will come to Him and be put to shame since they never repented of their sin.  

  • Matthew 18:15-20 - Play to Win

    authority and coming judgment Photo: Jack Sharp via Unsplash Matthew 18:15–20 (NASB95) 15 “If your brother sins , but in the absolute certainty that your brother will sin. What do you do when you find yourself on the receiving end of your brother's sin? be told, while we work hard to make it look like the offense bounced right off of us, the pain that sin Silence simply seeds another cycle of sin.

  • 1 John 1:1-4 - Profoundly Mutual

    our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness . 10  If we claim we have not sinned, we make him out to be a liar and his word is not in us. 2 My dear children, I write this to you so that you will not sin. is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world ,  though not entirely from the flesh and from the body of sin as long as they are in this life.

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