This document discusses how living in God's amazing grace impacts our lives and activates us to be effective ambassadors. It explores the idea that God's grace allows Christians to boldly enter His presence without fear, as Jesus paid the price for all sin once and for all through His sacrifice. This freedom from guilt and assurance of acceptance calls Christians to share the message of reconciliation with confidence as God's ambassadors.
VOL. 2 The Hidden Life
COMMUNION WITH GOD IN DAILY LIFE . . . I98
THE INDWELLING OF GOD BY LOVE AND BY THE HOLY SPIRIT . 228
WITH JESUS, NOW AND FOR EVER , • . . 259
CCF GLC 1 Book 1_Session _One Proof - New life in ChristHerald De Guzman
1) The document discusses evidence of salvation and the new life in Christ. It explains that salvation is by faith in Jesus alone, not good works, and discusses passages about eternal life.
2) It uses the metaphor of Jesus as the Good Shepherd to illustrate how He protects and cares for His sheep. Jesus promised that no one can snatch believers from His hand.
3) True believers will experience tangible changes like obedience to God, love for others, and renouncing ungodly living, as evidence of their transformed life in Christ. While not perfect, Christians will continue growing in Christlikeness.
This document discusses the biblical teaching on baptism. It begins by looking at examples in the New Testament of people believing and then being baptized. It establishes that baptism is an outward symbol of inward faith, and an act of obedience, not something that leads to salvation. It examines what Jesus' own baptism demonstrated and his command to his disciples to baptize believers. Baptism represents being spiritually united with Christ in his death and resurrection. The document discusses how baptism in the Bible involved full immersion, not sprinkling. It encourages the reader to consider being baptized publicly as a step of obedience and commitment to following Christ.
1) A woman named L had been suffering from throat discomfort for years but doctors misdiagnosed her condition. She was eventually diagnosed with late-stage laryngeal cancer.
2) After prayers for healing, doctors decided against surgery and opted for chemotherapy and radiation instead. L endured a difficult treatment process with many complications.
3) L later confessed that her illness was brought on by her sin of engaging with horoscopes again after previously committing to stop. She sees her ordeal as God disciplining her in love to purify her of sin.
This is a study of the fruit of the Spirit called goodness, and it is one of the best, for it illustrates Christlikeness. He was the best of all good people who have ever lived.
The document provides context on living out the Gospel message of God's kingdom. It discusses how the world is broken and in tension between God's kingdom being present but not yet fully realized. James' letter speaks to this tension by calling Christians to live according to the kingdom's values through both faith and good works, and avoid being shaped by other worldly forces that oppose the Gospel. The document examines how Christians can envision themselves as a new alternative community living out the kingdom amid resistance from the surrounding culture.
The document provides a summary of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on living out one's faith based on a study of Hebrews 13. It discusses several practical applications and exhortations from Hebrews 13, including showing love to strangers, maintaining sexual purity, avoiding greed, imitating leaders, rejecting false teachings, and offering sacrifices of praise. It encourages Christians to submit to church leaders and live faithfully despite challenges, as this life is as bad as it will get for non-believers but only temporary for believers. The sermon concludes by explaining the plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.
VOL. 2 The Hidden Life
COMMUNION WITH GOD IN DAILY LIFE . . . I98
THE INDWELLING OF GOD BY LOVE AND BY THE HOLY SPIRIT . 228
WITH JESUS, NOW AND FOR EVER , • . . 259
CCF GLC 1 Book 1_Session _One Proof - New life in ChristHerald De Guzman
1) The document discusses evidence of salvation and the new life in Christ. It explains that salvation is by faith in Jesus alone, not good works, and discusses passages about eternal life.
2) It uses the metaphor of Jesus as the Good Shepherd to illustrate how He protects and cares for His sheep. Jesus promised that no one can snatch believers from His hand.
3) True believers will experience tangible changes like obedience to God, love for others, and renouncing ungodly living, as evidence of their transformed life in Christ. While not perfect, Christians will continue growing in Christlikeness.
This document discusses the biblical teaching on baptism. It begins by looking at examples in the New Testament of people believing and then being baptized. It establishes that baptism is an outward symbol of inward faith, and an act of obedience, not something that leads to salvation. It examines what Jesus' own baptism demonstrated and his command to his disciples to baptize believers. Baptism represents being spiritually united with Christ in his death and resurrection. The document discusses how baptism in the Bible involved full immersion, not sprinkling. It encourages the reader to consider being baptized publicly as a step of obedience and commitment to following Christ.
1) A woman named L had been suffering from throat discomfort for years but doctors misdiagnosed her condition. She was eventually diagnosed with late-stage laryngeal cancer.
2) After prayers for healing, doctors decided against surgery and opted for chemotherapy and radiation instead. L endured a difficult treatment process with many complications.
3) L later confessed that her illness was brought on by her sin of engaging with horoscopes again after previously committing to stop. She sees her ordeal as God disciplining her in love to purify her of sin.
This is a study of the fruit of the Spirit called goodness, and it is one of the best, for it illustrates Christlikeness. He was the best of all good people who have ever lived.
The document provides context on living out the Gospel message of God's kingdom. It discusses how the world is broken and in tension between God's kingdom being present but not yet fully realized. James' letter speaks to this tension by calling Christians to live according to the kingdom's values through both faith and good works, and avoid being shaped by other worldly forces that oppose the Gospel. The document examines how Christians can envision themselves as a new alternative community living out the kingdom amid resistance from the surrounding culture.
The document provides a summary of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on living out one's faith based on a study of Hebrews 13. It discusses several practical applications and exhortations from Hebrews 13, including showing love to strangers, maintaining sexual purity, avoiding greed, imitating leaders, rejecting false teachings, and offering sacrifices of praise. It encourages Christians to submit to church leaders and live faithfully despite challenges, as this life is as bad as it will get for non-believers but only temporary for believers. The sermon concludes by explaining the plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.
This document discusses appreciating the good in people and their works, even if they have faults or sins. It provides examples like how we can appreciate King David's psalms and leadership, despite his sins, and how God used Moses and Paul greatly despite their past sins. The document advocates focusing on the good that people do and being accepting ambassadors of love for Jesus, like He was with people.
The document discusses biblical worship and what it means to worship God in spirit and in truth. It explains that true worshipers worship God as Father through Jesus' sacrifice, in any location, focusing on the inner heart. Worshipping in spirit means with full devotion of heart, mind and soul, while worshipping in truth means according to God's character as revealed through Scripture and the Holy Spirit. The document warns against idol worship, as idols are lifeless and dishonor God, while worship should be directed only to the living God.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document is a summary of a sermon given on John 14:6 at the First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. The sermon focuses on why Christians believe Jesus is the only way to God. It provides five reasons: 1) Jesus is the only acceptable way to approach a holy God. 2) He followed God's protocol for coming before God. 3) Jesus is the only acceptable mediator between God and man. 4) He was the final, perfect sacrifice for sins. 5) Jesus provides the only way to come before God with full assurance, having been cleansed of sin and guilt. The sermon argues that other religions' approaches to God are flawed because they do not recognize Jesus as the sole means of reconc
This document provides a summary of a sermon given on Romans 3:19-4:4 about justification through faith alone. The sermon makes several key points:
1) The law reveals our sin but cannot justify us or make us righteous. Faith in Jesus Christ alone justifies us and brings God's righteousness.
2) All people have sinned and fall short of God's glory, but through faith in Jesus, God imputes his righteousness to believers, apart from works.
3) Believing God and having faith in him alone brings him glory. Faith pleases God and is the only way to be made righteous in his sight. Works cannot save and would rob God of glory.
The sermon discusses five principles for being effective witnesses based on the book of Acts:
1. Pray constantly for opportunities and God's guidance in witnessing.
2. Show love and fellowship within the church community.
3. Serve and meet the needs of those outside the church to build relationships.
4. Live a transformed life that shows the impact of your faith.
5. Tell others the truth about God's salvation through Christ in a straightforward manner.
The goal is to witness within our own circles of influence and "fish our own ponds" to help others find eternal life through Jesus.
1) The sermon discusses the need for Christians to have total commitment to sharing their faith, using examples like a boy who swam to raise money for charity and a missionary who spent decades in difficult conditions spreading the gospel.
2) It notes that many Christians are not committed to witnessing for Christ, for reasons like fear, lack of power, or not caring about the lost.
3) The pastor urges Christians to pray for boldness from the Holy Spirit to overcome these obstacles and have courageous conversations about their faith.
s the gift of salvation given on the same terms a birthday present? The Scriptures clearly tell us that the time will come when some Christians in the body of Christ will not endure sound doctrine. All of us ought to separate the precious from the vile, the truth from the error and sound doctrine from fables. We cannot delegate this responsibility to anybody else. To this end we have been freely given the written word of God that by the grace of God through faith in his name we might be lead into all truth through the Holy Spirit.
I hope this series of meditations will help the word of God renew your mind and that you will be ready for the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Trinity and Salvation - Sbs Class March 29 2009BertBrim
The document discusses the importance of the doctrine of the Trinity for Christianity and salvation. It explains that the Trinity involves God existing as three persons - the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It also discusses how each person of the Trinity was involved in Jesus' life, death and resurrection, which accomplished salvation and atonement for humanity's sins. Specifically, it notes that Jesus the God-man paid the penalty through his death, and the Holy Spirit empowered him to live a sinless life.
This document is a summary of a six-book series of children's Bible devotionals titled "5-Minute Bible Devotionals." Each devotional spreads presents a Bible verse, with a brief explanation and activity. The books connect Bible themes and verses to teach Christian values to children ages 4 and up. The devotionals are designed to explore lessons through complementary actions, discussions, or activities. The series aims to engage both children and parents in exploring faith through short, easy-to-use devotionals.
The document describes the New Testament church based on passages from Acts and Paul's letters. It discusses:
- The early church in Jerusalem was characterized by devotion to teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. Many signs and wonders occurred through the apostles.
- Paul established churches by preaching the gospel, making disciples, and appointing elders to lead each local assembly. He would visit and encourage believers.
- The church is described as Christ's body with different members having different gifts, but all being essential. Christ is the head and believers comprise the body, carrying out ministry.
- Elders/overseers must be above reproach and meet other moral qualifications to lead soundly
Here are three key points about Jesus' death on the cross:
1. Jesus Christ, God's Son, willingly sacrificed His life by dying on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins.
2. By dying for our sins, Jesus bridged the gap between a sinful humanity and a holy God. He demonstrated God's perfect love by dying for us while we were still sinners.
3. All who believe that Jesus is the Son of God who died for their sins and trust wholly in Him for salvation will receive forgiveness of sins and eternal life. There is no other way to be reconciled to God except through faith in Jesus.
The document provides background on why the Gospel of John was written. It explains that some false teachings emerged claiming Jesus was just a man, so John wrote this Gospel to show that Jesus was God made flesh. John selected miracles from the hundreds Jesus performed that proved His divine identity. He called these "signs." John also showed why religious leaders opposed Jesus, because He claimed equality with God. The purpose of John's Gospel was for readers to believe in Jesus and receive eternal life.
This document provides a summary of how God has guided his people throughout biblical history by pointing his finger. It discusses instances from the Old Testament where God's finger was pointed, such as at Adam and Eve after the fall, at Noah to build the ark, and at Abram to leave his family and follow God. The document then focuses on the story of Lot, who separated from Abram and settled in Sodom and Gomorrah, which were sinful cities. God later rescued Lot and his family from those cities. The document suggests God continues to point his finger to guide people today.
The document discusses how even Jesus' apostles struggled to accept new teachings, using the example of how long it took for Peter to understand that the gospel should be preached to all nations, not just Israel. It describes an event where God gave Peter a vision to convince him, and how the other apostles still questioned Peter's actions. The document then explains what "body life" means in the Bible based on passages about how Christians together make up the body of Christ, with different gifts but all important parts that support each other. It emphasizes that God designed the church this way and gave different gifts to equip believers.
The document discusses why the Bible is called the Holy Bible. It provides three main reasons:
1) God and his words are holy and sacred, so the Bible, being God's revealed words, is also holy.
2) The Bible was written by human authors but was breathed out by God through the Holy Spirit, making it God-breathed.
3) The Bible is set apart from all other books as the only book that can save, sanctify, and transform people through the truth. It is uniquely inspired by God and has power that no other book possesses.
The document is about key concepts in Christianity including who God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit are and what the Bible, prayer, faith, praise and salvation mean. It provides explanations and examples for each concept. The overall message is that God is a loving creator who sent Jesus to save humanity and gives believers the Bible, prayer and His Holy Spirit to guide them.
This document contains announcements for various church events as well as the script and notes from a Sunday school lesson on righteousness. The lesson discusses the difference between imputed and imparted righteousness, with imputed righteousness referring to God crediting believers with Christ's righteousness based on faith alone, while imparted righteousness involves God transforming believers from within through His presence to live righteously. Legalism tries to change people from without through rules, but true righteousness comes through God's grace empowering believers and conforming them to His character from within.
This document discusses the order of sin, confession, and forgiveness. It argues that confession does not need to come before forgiveness for Christians, as Jesus already paid for all sins. It explores two passages commonly used to suggest confession is needed for forgiveness, and explains they were written for different contexts under the Old Covenant. The document aims to clear up confusion on this topic by examining the context and meaning of key verses like 1 John 1:9, showing Christians are already fully forgiven and confession instead aids their transformation.
This document discusses appreciating the good in people and their works, even if they have faults or sins. It provides examples like how we can appreciate King David's psalms and leadership, despite his sins, and how God used Moses and Paul greatly despite their past sins. The document advocates focusing on the good that people do and being accepting ambassadors of love for Jesus, like He was with people.
The document discusses biblical worship and what it means to worship God in spirit and in truth. It explains that true worshipers worship God as Father through Jesus' sacrifice, in any location, focusing on the inner heart. Worshipping in spirit means with full devotion of heart, mind and soul, while worshipping in truth means according to God's character as revealed through Scripture and the Holy Spirit. The document warns against idol worship, as idols are lifeless and dishonor God, while worship should be directed only to the living God.
CCF GLC 1 Book 2_Session 7_One Task - Witnessing Herald De Guzman
The document provides guidance on how to be an effective witness for Christ. It explains that anyone can be a witness by sharing their personal experience of how they came to know Jesus. It also discusses how our lives and sharing our testimony or story of meeting Christ can influence others. Additionally, the document notes that we should not be ashamed of sharing the gospel, as it has the power to bring salvation. Our role as ambassadors of Christ is to urge people to be reconciled to God.
This document is a summary of a sermon given on John 14:6 at the First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. The sermon focuses on why Christians believe Jesus is the only way to God. It provides five reasons: 1) Jesus is the only acceptable way to approach a holy God. 2) He followed God's protocol for coming before God. 3) Jesus is the only acceptable mediator between God and man. 4) He was the final, perfect sacrifice for sins. 5) Jesus provides the only way to come before God with full assurance, having been cleansed of sin and guilt. The sermon argues that other religions' approaches to God are flawed because they do not recognize Jesus as the sole means of reconc
This document provides a summary of a sermon given on Romans 3:19-4:4 about justification through faith alone. The sermon makes several key points:
1) The law reveals our sin but cannot justify us or make us righteous. Faith in Jesus Christ alone justifies us and brings God's righteousness.
2) All people have sinned and fall short of God's glory, but through faith in Jesus, God imputes his righteousness to believers, apart from works.
3) Believing God and having faith in him alone brings him glory. Faith pleases God and is the only way to be made righteous in his sight. Works cannot save and would rob God of glory.
The sermon discusses five principles for being effective witnesses based on the book of Acts:
1. Pray constantly for opportunities and God's guidance in witnessing.
2. Show love and fellowship within the church community.
3. Serve and meet the needs of those outside the church to build relationships.
4. Live a transformed life that shows the impact of your faith.
5. Tell others the truth about God's salvation through Christ in a straightforward manner.
The goal is to witness within our own circles of influence and "fish our own ponds" to help others find eternal life through Jesus.
1) The sermon discusses the need for Christians to have total commitment to sharing their faith, using examples like a boy who swam to raise money for charity and a missionary who spent decades in difficult conditions spreading the gospel.
2) It notes that many Christians are not committed to witnessing for Christ, for reasons like fear, lack of power, or not caring about the lost.
3) The pastor urges Christians to pray for boldness from the Holy Spirit to overcome these obstacles and have courageous conversations about their faith.
s the gift of salvation given on the same terms a birthday present? The Scriptures clearly tell us that the time will come when some Christians in the body of Christ will not endure sound doctrine. All of us ought to separate the precious from the vile, the truth from the error and sound doctrine from fables. We cannot delegate this responsibility to anybody else. To this end we have been freely given the written word of God that by the grace of God through faith in his name we might be lead into all truth through the Holy Spirit.
I hope this series of meditations will help the word of God renew your mind and that you will be ready for the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Trinity and Salvation - Sbs Class March 29 2009BertBrim
The document discusses the importance of the doctrine of the Trinity for Christianity and salvation. It explains that the Trinity involves God existing as three persons - the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It also discusses how each person of the Trinity was involved in Jesus' life, death and resurrection, which accomplished salvation and atonement for humanity's sins. Specifically, it notes that Jesus the God-man paid the penalty through his death, and the Holy Spirit empowered him to live a sinless life.
This document is a summary of a six-book series of children's Bible devotionals titled "5-Minute Bible Devotionals." Each devotional spreads presents a Bible verse, with a brief explanation and activity. The books connect Bible themes and verses to teach Christian values to children ages 4 and up. The devotionals are designed to explore lessons through complementary actions, discussions, or activities. The series aims to engage both children and parents in exploring faith through short, easy-to-use devotionals.
The document describes the New Testament church based on passages from Acts and Paul's letters. It discusses:
- The early church in Jerusalem was characterized by devotion to teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. Many signs and wonders occurred through the apostles.
- Paul established churches by preaching the gospel, making disciples, and appointing elders to lead each local assembly. He would visit and encourage believers.
- The church is described as Christ's body with different members having different gifts, but all being essential. Christ is the head and believers comprise the body, carrying out ministry.
- Elders/overseers must be above reproach and meet other moral qualifications to lead soundly
Here are three key points about Jesus' death on the cross:
1. Jesus Christ, God's Son, willingly sacrificed His life by dying on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins.
2. By dying for our sins, Jesus bridged the gap between a sinful humanity and a holy God. He demonstrated God's perfect love by dying for us while we were still sinners.
3. All who believe that Jesus is the Son of God who died for their sins and trust wholly in Him for salvation will receive forgiveness of sins and eternal life. There is no other way to be reconciled to God except through faith in Jesus.
The document provides background on why the Gospel of John was written. It explains that some false teachings emerged claiming Jesus was just a man, so John wrote this Gospel to show that Jesus was God made flesh. John selected miracles from the hundreds Jesus performed that proved His divine identity. He called these "signs." John also showed why religious leaders opposed Jesus, because He claimed equality with God. The purpose of John's Gospel was for readers to believe in Jesus and receive eternal life.
This document provides a summary of how God has guided his people throughout biblical history by pointing his finger. It discusses instances from the Old Testament where God's finger was pointed, such as at Adam and Eve after the fall, at Noah to build the ark, and at Abram to leave his family and follow God. The document then focuses on the story of Lot, who separated from Abram and settled in Sodom and Gomorrah, which were sinful cities. God later rescued Lot and his family from those cities. The document suggests God continues to point his finger to guide people today.
The document discusses how even Jesus' apostles struggled to accept new teachings, using the example of how long it took for Peter to understand that the gospel should be preached to all nations, not just Israel. It describes an event where God gave Peter a vision to convince him, and how the other apostles still questioned Peter's actions. The document then explains what "body life" means in the Bible based on passages about how Christians together make up the body of Christ, with different gifts but all important parts that support each other. It emphasizes that God designed the church this way and gave different gifts to equip believers.
The document discusses why the Bible is called the Holy Bible. It provides three main reasons:
1) God and his words are holy and sacred, so the Bible, being God's revealed words, is also holy.
2) The Bible was written by human authors but was breathed out by God through the Holy Spirit, making it God-breathed.
3) The Bible is set apart from all other books as the only book that can save, sanctify, and transform people through the truth. It is uniquely inspired by God and has power that no other book possesses.
The document is about key concepts in Christianity including who God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit are and what the Bible, prayer, faith, praise and salvation mean. It provides explanations and examples for each concept. The overall message is that God is a loving creator who sent Jesus to save humanity and gives believers the Bible, prayer and His Holy Spirit to guide them.
This document contains announcements for various church events as well as the script and notes from a Sunday school lesson on righteousness. The lesson discusses the difference between imputed and imparted righteousness, with imputed righteousness referring to God crediting believers with Christ's righteousness based on faith alone, while imparted righteousness involves God transforming believers from within through His presence to live righteously. Legalism tries to change people from without through rules, but true righteousness comes through God's grace empowering believers and conforming them to His character from within.
This document discusses the order of sin, confession, and forgiveness. It argues that confession does not need to come before forgiveness for Christians, as Jesus already paid for all sins. It explores two passages commonly used to suggest confession is needed for forgiveness, and explains they were written for different contexts under the Old Covenant. The document aims to clear up confusion on this topic by examining the context and meaning of key verses like 1 John 1:9, showing Christians are already fully forgiven and confession instead aids their transformation.
The document provides an in-depth discussion of the doctrine of justification according to Christianity. It discusses that Jesus knew no sin and committed no sin or deceit. It explains that for our sake, God made Jesus to be sin so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. It describes how God charges our sins to Jesus' account and his righteousness to our account, so that through faith in Christ we are seen as righteous in God's sight.
This document provides a summary of salvation according to Ephesians 2:1-10. It states that all people are naturally deserving of God's wrath due to sin, but God saves through grace rather than works. Christians have been saved from sin's penalty and power, and will be saved from its presence. Salvation is a gift from God through faith in Jesus, who lived without sin, died for sins, and conquered death. Good works result from God's work in Christians and are done to worship God, not to earn salvation which is only through grace.
The document discusses several key aspects of faithfully living out and proclaiming the gospel. It emphasizes that we are called to practices that shape us to be a community of faithful presence for others and make God concrete amid the world's struggles. It also discusses preaching to proclaim the good news, teaching others, and living out the gospel by caring for those in need as we have been called to do by Jesus. The overarching message is that the gospel compels Christians to both proclaim and demonstrate God's love for all people.
1) Sin is defined as any thought or action that goes against God's commands and separates us from Him. All people sin and fall short of God's standards.
2) The punishment for sin is death, but God provided salvation through Jesus Christ. By believing in Jesus and repenting of sins, one can be forgiven and gain eternal life.
3) To gain salvation, one must acknowledge they are a sinner, accept Jesus as savior, repent of sins through a change in thoughts and actions, and seek to live according to God's teachings by reading the Bible. This path leads to being dead to sins and beginning a new life strengthened by one's spirituality.
The document summarizes the key points of a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on imputed and imparted righteousness. It discusses how imputed righteousness is a gift from God based on faith in Christ alone, while imparted righteousness involves participating in a transforming process as Christ imparts His very life and presence within believers. Through His grace, God empowers believers to choose righteousness and transforms their character to be in agreement with His.
Repentance is the first step in beginning a walk with God and is vital to maintaining that relationship. Repentance involves acknowledging one's sins and faults, resolving not to repeat offenses, and attempting to live according to God's teachings. It requires admitting guilt, making amends, and living a life that pleases God. While humans often justify sins based on circumstances, the Bible teaches that God does not condone sin in any form. True repentance involves understanding what displeases God, acknowledging one's sinful nature, repenting of sins, and seeking to live righteously according to God's will. Repentance is fundamental to having a relationship with God and finding redemption through faith in Jesus Christ.
Repentance is the first step in beginning a walk with God and is vital to maintaining that relationship. Repentance requires acknowledging one's sins and faults, resolving not to repeat offenses, and attempting to live according to God's teachings. It includes admitting guilt, making amends, and following God's word. While humans often justify sins, true repentance requires recognizing actions that displease God and refraining from such sins to restore our relationship with Him. Salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ and his sacrifice, but one must confess and renounce sins to find mercy.
The document discusses the doctrine of justification through faith in Jesus Christ. It provides several key observations about justification: 1) It is based solely on the blood of Jesus, not any righteousness within the person; 2) It declares a person righteous in God's sight, rather than making them inherently righteous; 3) It is an all-or-nothing status rather than a graded scale; 4) It goes beyond a mere pardon by satisfying justice through Christ's atoning sacrifice. Justification is received through faith alone as the instrument, and it is a permanent status rather than something that must be regained after sins.
1) God is described as the God of all comfort who comforts believers in their trials so they can comfort others. Suffering and consolation are linked.
2) Godly sorrow leads to repentance and change, bringing one closer to God, while worldly sorrow brings death. It inspires hope through Christ.
3) Believers are called to forgive others so Satan cannot take advantage. True reconciliation with God makes one a new creature in Christ.
The document discusses the concept of finding a "new life" through faith in Jesus Christ. It summarizes several passages from the book of Romans that describe how all people have sinned and deserve death, but that God offers salvation and eternal life through faith in Jesus, who died for our sins. It argues that one can receive this new life by believing, repenting of sins, and being baptized, which allows us to be freed from sin and born again into God's family. The goal is to encourage the reader to choose this path to eternal life in heaven rather than a life of sin that leads to death.
The third study in our "Growing Deep in the Gospel" series. In this study we answer the question "What isn't the Gospel?" by looking at false gospels, the difference between religion and the gospel and three ways to live: be your own god, make yourself right with God and trust Jesus.
The document discusses the importance of studying the doctrine of the Trinity. It provides several reasons why the Trinity is central to Christianity, notably that it is necessary for the atoning work of Christ. Removing the Trinity would cause the Christian faith to disintegrate. The document also explores scriptural support for the Trinity and how each person of the Godhead was involved in salvation through Jesus's life, death and resurrection.
Grace and faith must be balanced. Grace refers to what God does, providing salvation, healing, and prosperity through Jesus. Faith is our response of believing in and receiving what God has already provided. If either grace or faith is emphasized alone without the other, it leads to error. Both are needed - we are saved by grace through faith. God's grace is equally extended to all, but one must have faith to access its benefits.
Jesus Christ is God incarnate who came to communicate God's message to humanity. He is the Word of God made flesh, fully God and fully man. He came willingly to save sinners by dying on the cross to satisfy the demands of the law that humans could not. In Jesus, God's glory was revealed through the perfect balance of grace and truth in His nature and teachings.
Notes from teaching on the Trinity and salvation. In this class we are looking at the front view of the cross and specifically the words atonement, propitiation and justification.
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TGP How Grace affects Lives July 3 2016
1. How does living in the
Amazing Grace of God
impact our lives?
2. 1. Our “Circumcised Hearts” make us
WANT to please our Heavenly Father.
2. God’s Amazing Grace Activates us as
His Ambassadors.
3. Testimonies from the saints about
how Grace has impacted their lives.
4. God’s Amazing Grace frees us to
celebrate the Lord’s Supper
CONFIDENTLY and JOYFULLY.
9. In God’s wonderful New Covenant,
He calls Christians many things.
Here are some of them:
New Creations (or Creatures)
Saints
Children of God
Priests and Ambassadors
12. So, in 2 Corinthians 5: 17 to 21, God calls us:
NEW CREATIONS
AMBASSADORS
(Quick question: What does an ambassador do?)
And He gives us:
A TASK
And A MESSAGE
Anybody remember what they were!?
13. THE TASK OF RECONCILIATION:
THE MESSAGE OF RECONCILIATION:
14. “So . . . .EASY SO?” (You may say.)
“JUST LIKE THAT God is suddenly not counting
people’s sins against them?”
NO! . . . .NOT “Easy So”
NOT “Just like that” . . . .HERE’S what it took for
God not to count our sins against us:
(2 Cor 5: 21)
15. God counted our sins against
JESUS and Jesus paid the penalty
for them IN FULL.
So now, God is no longer
counting them against us.
The moment Jesus died on the cross, God
stopped counting our sins against us – that’s
why He was able to TEAR the “Sin Curtain” in
the temple in two the moment Jesus died!
16. SO! Here is our message of reconciliation,
from 2 Cor 5: 17 to 21.
This is the GOOD NEWS a lost soul needs to hear:
God is not counting your sins against you.
That’s because He counted them against JESUS and
JESUS paid the penalty for them instead of you.
If you believe in Jesus, God will give you eternal life
and will give to you
JESUS’ PERFECT RIGHTEOUSNESS.
18. Now the lost soul has the opportunity to REPENT.
To REPENT means he changes his MIND – about two things:
1. About SIN: He now starts to see sin as God sees it –
as totally abhorrent and destructive – something to
be avoided at all costs.
2. About God: He probably used to see God as
judgmental and remote – someone to be afraid of
and to stay far from. He must now see God as His
Loving Heavenly Father, who loves and accepts him,
who is no longer counting his sins against him and
who wants to consider him RIGHT in His sight.
A Father that he can have a close, loving relationship
with because Jesus by His death has
RECONCILED him to God.
19. If the lost soul repents – changes his mind - in these
two ways and accepts God’s wonderful gift of
salvation, righteousness and LIFE, he then becomes:
A New Creation (or Creature)
A Saint
A Child of God
A Priest and An Ambassador.
(And the body of Christ has just grown
by one new member! And there is rejoicing
among the angels in Heaven!)
20. So, God’s Amazing Grace
Activates us to be effective
Ambassadors!
Sadly, people can be Christians for YEARS and
yet still have not truly understood God’s
message of reconciliation – the message that
as God’s ambassadors they are to share!
21. Many Christians believe that God is still counting at
least some of their sins against them – even though
He clearly says that He is NOT, because He has
already counted them against Jesus,
as we have seen.
And many, many, many Christians have no idea that
in Christ, they have been credited with the very
RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD.
22. So let us now investigate these
important questions– Did Jesus really
take away the sin of the world?
Is God REALLY no longer counting our
sins against us?
24. 6 AMAZING SALVATION TRUTHS:
1. Two thousand years ago, Jesus paid the price
for and took away all the sin of the whole
world – one sacrifice for all time.
2. When we trust in Jesus, God JUSTIFIES us – He
declares us to be as holy and righteous as
Jesus Himself.
3. When we trust in Jesus, our perfectly holy God
comes to live right inside of us!
25. 4. God can live in us because, in His sight, we
do not have the slightest stain of sin, but we
are perfectly holy and righteous.
5. The “sin curtain” is GONE, because God
counted our sin against Jesus and is no longer
counting it against us.
6. God’s amazing salvation gives us VICTORY
over sin and develops righteousness in us over
time.
26. Amazing Salvation Truths Numbers 2 to 6 are only
possible if Amazing Salvation Truth Number 1
is true – they are only possible if Jesus really HAS
taken away the sin of the world and therefore,
God is no longer counting our sins against us.
(If you want to explore these 6 Salvation Truths in
detail, get a copy of our Amazing Grace Booklet
and come to our Amazing Grace Course on
Thursday evenings.)
27. Right now, we will concentrate on these 2 truths:
Two thousand years ago, Jesus paid the price for
and took away all the sin of the whole world – one
sacrifice for all time.
The “sin curtain” is GONE, because God counted
our sin against Jesus and is no longer counting it
against us.
28. “Sin taken away in Jesus” is constantly taught
throughout the Bible (Old and New Covenants.)
But the clearest and most detailed teaching of all is
found in Hebrews Chapters 8 to 10.
Why is this, you may wonder.
Because the book of Hebrews was written to people
who were in danger of giving up their trust in Jesus’
salvation and going back to the Law with its animal
sacrifices. (They were facing persecution as Christians.)
The writer is helping them to see the SUPERIORITY
and SUFFICIENCY of Jesus’ ONCE FOR ALL FOR ALL
TIME sacrifice and encouraging them NOT to give up
the “SO GREAT SALVATION” that they have IN CHRIST.
29. Let us prayerfully read excerpts from Hebrews 8-10.
• Old Rules about Worship
38. So, Hebrews Chapters 8 to 10 teach us CLEARLY:
1. Jesus’ death established a New and Better
Covenant between God and man.
2. The Old Covenant was based on animal
sacrifices, which could NEVER take away our
sins, so they never stopped being offered.
3. Jesus offered Himself as the perfect and
compete sacrifice – the sacrifice that DID take
away our sins – ONCE for ALL for ALL TIME, so
sacrifices have now STOPPED!
39. NOW! Here comes the ‘GRAND FINALE’ of what
the writer of Hebrews wants us to understand.
This is what he has been leading up to for
the last 3 Chapters.
He starts off with “And so” . . . or “Therefore”.
“And so” or “Therefore” means, “In the light of all
I’ve taught you in Chapters 8 to 10, here is what it
means to YOU that Jesus has taken away all your
sins by a single sacrifice, good for all time.”
And then he writes to the Hebrews (and to us)
Hebrews Ch 10: 19 – 22:
41. Anybody here notices the BOMBSHELL
quality of these words?
Anybody here sees why these are some of the most
DRAMATIC words in the entire Bible?
The writer has just stated that because of the blood
of Jesus, WE can go RIGHT THROUGH the CURTAIN,
RIGHT INTO THE PRESENCE OF GOD,
in Heaven’s MOST HOLY PLACE!
(And, in fact, the “Sin Curtain” in the temple was
NO LONGER there! The moment Jesus died, God
had TORN IT IN TWO – to dramatically show us the
truth that Hebrews 10: 19 – 22 teaches.)
42. And note carefully that WE can ENTER BOLDLY!
When the High Priest in the Old Covenant entered
God’s Presence behind the curtain once a year, did
he enter BOLDLY?
NO! He entered in fear and trembling, hoping that
he had done all his atoning for sin EXACTLY RIGHT
and hoping that he would not die because he had
forgotten something, or done something wrong.
If he HAD done something wrong, when he entered
God would still be counting his sin against him and
he would DIE!
43. So, how come WE can enter BOLDLY?
How come WE don’t have “cleansing procedures”
to go through before we can enter God’s Holy
Presence?
Many Christians think, for example, that
“Unconfessed Sin” in our lives is sin that
God has not yet forgiven and taken away.
Don’t we have to ensure that we have confessed all
our sins before we dare enter God’s presence?
44. If we DO, the writer of Hebrews has not been kind
to us with his call to enter BOLDLY – he should warn
us to be sure to confess all our sins first.
In fact, he has given us A DEATH SENTENCE if our
unconfessed sin is still being counted against us
and he has told us to enter BOLDLY,
without warning us to confess our sins first.
If we enter God’s Presence with God counting even
a SINGLE sin against us, like the High Priest, we are
DEAD.
45. But the writer of Hebrews tells us the REASON
we can enter BOLDLY:
The blood that has taken away:
ALL SIN
The blood from:
“a SINGLE sacrifice for sin, good for all time.”
46. The fact that WE can BOLDLY enter God’s presence
without “cleansing procedures” is the climax of
Hebrews Chapters 8 to 10. It’s the strongest proof
that the writer of Hebrews can give that:
47. So WE go
– that is, trusting
JESUS and the cleansing work that HE did
2000 years ago!
48. So – back to our morning’s theme:
Living in God’s Amazing Grace
Activates us to be effective
Ambassadors!
We Christians often have two BIG
stumbling blocks as we seek to be God’s
ambassadors to the lost:
49. 1. We try to be God’s ambassadors from
“outside the curtain”
with guilt and a lack of assurance
affecting our relationship with God.
Jamie at the men’s retreat spoke exactly about this
when he asked the men,
“How can God use YOU to set people free from
SHAME, GUILT and CONDEMNATION, when
YOU yourself are living in
Guilt, Shame and Condemnation?”
50. God wants us to be His ambassadors from WITHIN
the curtain - safe and secure in God’s presence,
“accepted in the Beloved”, full of love, joy and
peace with full assurance that in God’s sight
WE are as righteous as JESUS
The lost can tell the difference!
If WE are UNCERTAIN about our
standing with God, our
Ambassadorial Activities will be UNCERTAIN also!
51. Stumbling Block Number 2:
We often clearly see and concentrate on the
sinfulness and the sinful ways of the lost.
Put it another way – WE are often COUNTING THEIR
SINS AGAINST them, even while we seek to witness
to them about what Jesus has done!
This can make our attitude and the way we come
across to people judgmental and condemning.
Make no mistake, the lost pick this up immediately
also!
52. We need to remember, the same way God is not
counting our sins against US, He is NOT counting
their sins against THEM!!
The difference between the lost and we Christians is
NOT sin!
God is not counting their sins against THEM just like
He is not counting ours against US. ALL sin has been
counted against JESUS!
The difference between the lost and we Christians is
that we have BELIEVED and we therefore have LIFE.
53. THIS is the message of reconciliation that we are to
give to the lost!
God is NOT COUNTING YOUR SINS
AGAINST YOU!
He has come to GIVE YOU LIFE!
BELIEVE on Jesus and you will have LIFE!
54. When our Ambassadorial
Activities are based on the
SURE FOUNDATION of
God’s Amazing Grace; on
WHO WE ARE IN CHRIST,
they will be MUCH MORE
EFFECTIVE!
55. Now, a very important question:
Christians are FORGIVEN PEOPLE.
But
SHOULD CHRISTIANS
CONFESS THEIR SINS?
59. The Greek word for “confess” is
“Homologeo”
This is from 2 Greek words:
• “Homou”, meaning “together with” and
• “Lego”, meaning “to say.”
So, “Homologeo” means “To say together with”
or, “to agree with.”
60. When we “Homologeo”, or confess our
sin to God, we are AGREEING with Him,
or ADMITTING that we have sinned.
Can we be transformed if we
do not agree with God that we have
sinned and we do not admit that
we have done wrong?
62. So a Christian “homologeoes” to start the
transformation process.
• He agrees with God that he has sinned.
• He THANKS God that he is a forgiven person and
that God is not counting that sin against him.
• He thanks God that God is at work in him,
transforming him into the image of Jesus with
ever-increasing glory and giving him VICTORY
over that sin and every other sin.
63. Knowing that we are forgiven people –
knowing that God is not counting our sins
against us actually FREES us to be open and
honest with God
and with our fellow human beings
about our many
shortcomings and “ways.”
64. When we understand that God Himself has
JUSTIFIED us – has declared us NOT GUILTY of sin,
but perfectly righteous in His sight –
we no longer fear accusation or condemnation
from God or from other people.
We are FREE to openly and honestly “Homologeo”
our sins to both God and to each other and from
that open and honest “Homologeing” comes
TRANSFORMATION
and VICTORY OVER SIN.
65. So, saints!
Let us Activate our Ambassadorial Activities with a
FULL UNDERSTANDING and ASSURANCE of God’s
message of reconciliation to the world:
66. Remember, we saw earlier:
If WE are UNCERTAIN about our standing with
God, ourAmbassadorial Activities will be
UNCERTAIN also!
But when we KNOW that God is no longer
counting our sins against us – and that he has
given us JESUS’ righteousness, our Ambassadorial
Activities will be full of confidence and love!
67. Who do you think will be a more effective
Ambassador for Jesus?
1. An “uncertain” saint who is full of Guilt, Shame
and Condemnation?
2. Or a saint who is confident of his standing In
Christ and who is full of:
love, joy, peace, patience, kindness,
goodness, faithfulness, gentleness,
and self-control.
68. WE know the answer – and so does SATAN.
That’s why he does everything he can to keep us
in FEAR / GUILT / SHAME and CONDEMNATION.
But let US, God’s Ambassadors, declare right now:
It is for freedom that Christ has set
us free. We will stand firm and will
not let ourselves be burdened again
by a yoke of slavery.
70. 4. God’s Amazing Grace
frees us to celebrate
the Lord’s Supper
CONFIDENTLY and JOYFULLY.
71. Here is a passage of Scripture that is nearly always
read before the saints participate in the Lord’s Supper:
“So then, whoever eats the bread or
drinks the cup of the Lord in an
unworthy manner will be guilty of
sinning against the body and blood of
the Lord. Everyone ought to examine
themselves before they eat of the bread
and drink from the cup. For those who
eat and drink without discerning the
body of Christ eat and drink judgment
on themselves.”
72. This is from 1 Corinthians 11: 17 – 34, the
well-known “Lord’s Supper” passage.
The words “judge” or “judgment” appear FOUR
times in this passage.
Sadly, when it is read as the Lord’s Supper is about
to be shared, the pastor usually tells the flock that
if they partake with
UNCONFESSED SIN in their lives, they will be
eating and drinking JUDGMENT upon themselves.
73. He then usually invites the people to examine
themselves for a couple of minutes
and silently confess any unconfessed sin,
so that they may partake “worthily.”
The result of this is that many people then partake
WITH GUILT ( and some don’t partake AT ALL),
because they are wondering,
“Did I remember and confess EVERY sin?”
74. This must make our Lord Jesus Christ
VERY SAD.
Perhaps He thinks, “Do these people think we are
still in the Old Covenant, with Days of Atonement,
when the people confessed their sin and rebellion
again and again, because the shed blood of bulls
and goats could only COVER sin and could not
TAKE IT AWAY?”
75. “Did they not hear what I said the night before I
shed MY blood?”
I said:
76. “Do they not understand that MY blood,
the blood of The Lamb of God,
TOOK AWAY the sin of the world?”
“Do they not understand that I gave them the
“Lord’s Supper” so that they could
REMEMBER AND CELEBRATE
THAT I TOOK THEIR SIN AWAY?”
77. “Don’t they understand that MY shed blood
enables New Covenant believers to
experience something that
Old Covenant people could never experience?”
“That in the New Covenant,
sacrifices would STOP being offered,
because worshippers would be cleansed
ONCE FOR ALL, FOR ALL TIME and would
NO LONGER FEEL GUILTY FOR THEIR SINS.”
(See Hebrews 10: 1-2)
78. “The Lord’s Supper should be a time of
JOYFUL CELEBRATION and REMEMBRANCE
of MY shed blood –
MY FINAL and COMPLETE sacrifice that
TOOK AWAY the sin of the whole world.
Who dares to turn it into a time of
GUILT and CONDEMNATION?”
(End of what we imagine Jesus might think.)
79. So, we have now established that
“unconfessed sin”
is NOT the reason why the believers in Corinth
were in danger of eating and drinking
judgment on themselves
as they shared the Lord’s Supper!
The reason that the Lord’s Supper EXISTS is that
Jesus’ shed blood ushered in a
brand NEW COVENANT – a BETTER Covenant
under which
ALL our sins, past, present and future, have been
TAKEN AWAY by HIS BLOOD!
80. So, WHY were the
Corinthians in danger of
eating and drinking
judgment upon
themselves?
81. The answer is found in the last 2 verses of
1 Cor 11: 17 – 34.
(This is where Paul tells the Corinthians
what they must do
to avoid bringing judgment upon themselves.)
And HOW simple the solution is!!
82. TWO simple things they must do!!
1. EAT AT HOME before they come to meet.
2. WAIT FOR EACH OTHER when they have
gathered.
If they do these two simple things, they will not
bring judgment on themselves.
How come?
83. Because the reasons the Corinthians were eating
the bread and drinking the cup of the Lord
in an unworthy manner is that they were not
“recognizing the body of the Lord” nor
“honouring the body of Christ.”
They were not recognizing or honouring His body
at 2 levels:
(REMEMBER! When THEY came together to
celebrate the Lord’s Supper, they had a FULL MEAL!)
84. Here’s how they didn’t recognize or honour
the body of Christ at 2 levels:
1. They were so eager to “chow down” on the meal
that they took no time to remember the Lord’s
broken body and shed blood for them – they
ignored the very purpose for which they had
gathered – the very purpose of the Lord’s Supper.
2. They were so eager to “chow down” that they did
not recognize that they, TOGETHER, were the Body
of Christ on the earth. Instead of being patient and
polite as the meal was being served, they grabbed
lots and started gobbling before seeing if there was
enough food for everyone, so some went hungry.
85. The Corinthians’ problem was NOT
“unconfessed sin” in their lives!
Their problem was that in their
GREED and SELFISHNESS,
they were not recognizing or honoring
the body of Christ.
(at 2 levels, as we have seen.)
86. THIS is what they were told to
“examine themselves” for: (1 Cor 11: 28-29):
87. What can WE learn from this?
When WE meet for The Lord’s Supper, WE TOO need to
recognize and honour the body of Christ at these two
levels:
1. The Lord’s Supper is not just a ritual – we must
partake in JOYFUL remembrance of Jesus’ broken body
and shed blood that TOOK AWAY our sins.
2. We must also recognize and honour EACH OTHER as
vital parts of the body of Christ here on earth – fellow
believers remembering together what
our Saviour did for us.
WE need to examine ourselves to ensure that
we are recognizing these 2 things!
88. But NEVER AGAIN should we let someone
STEAL OUR JOY as we share the Lord’s Supper
by making us feel GUILTY about “unconfessed sin.”
The reason that the Lord’s Supper EXISTS is that
Jesus’ shed blood ushered in a
brand NEW COVENANT – a BETTER Covenant
under which
ALL our sins, past, present and future, have been
TAKEN AWAY by HIS BLOOD!
89. Jesus did not give us the Lord’s Supper so that we
can remember how SINFUL we are.
What Jesus wants us to remember is this:
(2 Cor 5: 19)
90. Jesus gave us the Lord’s Supper so that we can
remember how FORGIVEN we are!
In Jesus, God has TAKEN AWAY ALL OUR SIN and
He has credited US with HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS –
Let us remember THIS as we partake
with GREAT JOY!
91. The blood that has taken away
ALL SIN
The blood from
“a SINGLE sacrifice for sin, good for all time.”
The blood that
Has forever reconciled us to God.