Is Sin justifiable because we are under Grace? When we teach Grace, do we disregard sin, saying the Law of God is no longer needed or required for salvation? Do we weaken the Cross at Calvary by saying God made us a certain way, and that we cannot change our physical condition or fleshly desire? Why do we continue to justify the flesh, knowing it will never change unless it has been crucified with Christ? Which is better, to sin 50 times, and call it sin; or to sin 2 times, and say that it wasnt sin produced in our flesh, denying the Law of God and the Cross of Salvation? Grace in Christ Jesus completely and totally rejects the sin in our lives, living a life of conviction rather than condemnation, but we should never reject a sin and not take it to the feet of Jesus. For as long as we are in these physical bodies, the flesh will continue to sin. Only when we acknowledge it as sin and take it before our Saviour can we be delivered from the condemnation of the enemy, being set totally free from the bondage of the flesh. https://youtube/watch?v=k0KF44URqkA
Posted on: Wed, 13 Nov 2013 03:14:40 +0000