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Introduction: The Question of Confession

July 27, 2021 6 Comments

Confession of sin is expression of our full agreement with God about the evil within us that produces acts of disobedience. It is NOT the recitation of a detailed list of wrong acts, which we admit we did but for which we deflect responsibility to God or others. True confession is the beginning of reconciliation and restoration.

Church purpose versus church growth, Confession and Repentance, Confession of Sin, Divisions in the Church, Forgiveness and Unforgiveness, In the Church, Meaning of Unity, Purpose of the Church, Repentance, The universal Church and local churches, To live in unity

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No Merit — The Golden Key to Freedom in Christ

May 1, 2020 10 Comments

He has shown us the way into a new life, a life beyond death, a life that is at peace with God. We must receive his life and follow him, living in the Spirit as he did. That is all. No “merit” is involved. God doesn’t look at our “merit.” Jesus doesn’t save us by giving us his “merit;” he saves us by giving us himself. This is the key to freedom.

Desire to have our own way, Free will, God was never our enemy, God's rationality, God's Voice, Is forgiveness of sins the focus of salvation?, Knowing good and evil, Rejecting God, Restoration of God's Image, Salvation, Sin, Sins versus sin, To be in his image, Uncategorized, What is sin?

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