Christ as the Only Remedy for Sin
Category: Christ as Sanctification
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Does God's Grace Protect Believers from Earthly Consequences of Unconfessed Sin?
# The Grace That Hides Your Sin Many have experienced the burden of a terrible secret sin—something done years ago, known only to themselves and God. Often, there is a lingering expectation that the h...
From 1 Corinthians: The Way of Escape is a Person
## The Way of Escape is a Person “There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the ...
How Can We Trust God’s Goodness and Justice Amid the Reality of Suffering and Evil?
## The Potter and the Clay: When God’s Goodness is on Trial The question of evil is one that weighs heavily on many hearts. If God is all-knowing and all-powerful, why would He create a world He knew ...
Why Struggling with Habitual Sin Is Not a Sign of Failure
# Why Struggling with Habitual Sin Is Not a Sign of Failure Many believers wrestle with a persistent, ugly, habitual sin and wonder why it still holds such a grip. If God has saved them and is all-pow...
Why Do Past Sins Keep Haunting My Mind Even When God Has Forgiven Me Completely?
## The Conscience That Won’t Be Quiet Many believers know the gospel well. They can recite 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 by heart and firmly believe that Christ died for their sins and rose again. They have as...
When Anger Lingers: The Gospel for Family Conflict
# When Anger Lingers: The Gospel for Family Conflict Family conflicts often leave lingering feelings long after the heat of the moment has passed—bitterness, shame, and that nagging voice whispering, ...
How Can Believers Overcome the Inner Voice of Shame and Embrace Their Identity in Christ?
## The Mind of Death and the Mind of Life Many believers struggle with what Paul calls “the things of the flesh.” This struggle often manifests as an inward ache, a persistent accusation that they don...
The Blood and the Cross: Finding Freedom from Repeated Sin
## The Blood and the Cross: Two-Fold Freedom in Christ Many believers feel powerless in the face of sin. They experience guilt, hate their sin, yet find themselves unable to stop. Each failure brings ...
How Should We Respond When Standing for Grace Causes Division in Our Relationships?
## When Standing for Grace Breaks Relationships Standing firmly for the simple gospel often brings unexpected relational challenges. Declaring, “No, it’s not faith *plus*; it’s Christ *finished*,” can...
The Blood That Speaks Louder Than Past Sins
## The Blood That Speaks Louder Than Past Sins Many believers carry a heavy burden from past wrongs—sins committed against others who may not even be aware of them. The inner voice of religion often u...
How Should Christians Respond When Love Is Used to Mask False Teachings About Christ?
# Dealing with Condemnation and Conflict ## When “Walking in Love” Becomes a Weapon There is a familiar, unsettling feeling when spiritual language—intimacy, love, grace—is used to mask a doctrine tha...
Finding Peace of Conscience Without Reopening Past Wrongs
# Conscience, Guilt, and Forgiveness ## The Blood That Purges the Conscience Many struggle with the burden of guilt from past mistakes and wonder if freedom requires revisiting every wrong, confessing...
From Hebrews: The Great Salvation and Our Heavenly Calling
The book of Hebrews is a fascinating book in the New Testament that contrasts earthly things with heavenly realities. It emphasizes the high priesthood of Christ and his humanity. Christ disarmed S...
The High Priesthood of Christ: Rest, Redemption, and Maturity in Hebrews
The Bible teaches that Christ is our Savior and Redeemer, with the book of Hebrews providing an in-depth explanation of this concept. The gospel, which includes Christ’s accomplishments of re...
From Hebrews: Entering God’s Rest
Heb 4:1-16 Let us therefore fear, lest, a promise being left us of entering into his rest, any of you should seem to come short of it. (2) For unto us was the gospel preached, as ...
From Hebrews: “Entering Into the Rest of God”
Hebrews 3 continues to speak of rest. We have been considering the significance of the high priest, the house, and edification as sources of confidence to enjoy what is rightfully ours in the good ...
From Leviticus to Christ: The Sacrifice That Secures Our Acceptance
Discover the importance of the burnt offering in Leviticus and its significance to Christianity. Learn how it represents the ultimate devotion of Jesus Christ to God and how it is the basis for our...
The Profound Depths of Christ's Death: Beyond Initial Salvation
Discover the deeper implications of Christ’s death and resurrection beyond surface understanding. In His death, Christ abolished handwriting and ordinances, did away with the Old Man, died on...
What is Satan’s accusation toward God?
Learn about the blessedness of salvation and how it refers to the state of being forgiven and having righteousness imputed to a person without works. This blessedness leads to heirship, as believer...
How the Command 'Thou Shalt Not Covet' Slayed Paul
Discover how the command “Thou Shalt Not Covet” slayed Paul and how his experience can teach us about the Christian life. Paul realized that his desire to serve God was rooted in coveto...