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2Cor 5:19
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And we can now be free from that captivity. "When you were slaves to sin, you were free from the control of righteousness. What benefit...
Today at 9:16 AM
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What does trust mean in regards to being saved?
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It means your hope and trust are in God rather than in yourself or in man. This reverses Adam's distrust of God within us; this is to...
Today at 8:36 AM
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It's hilarious to me how "monergists" seem to have an explanation for everything except what salvation has to do with the saved...
Yesterday at 8:18 PM
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Salvation from the Catholic View Compared to the Eastern Orthodox View
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It’s all been clearly and consistently and repeatedly explained, even if you don’t like the explanation. Man cannot redeem himself, he...
Yesterday at 6:17 PM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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He's talking about the human fallen condition, that we're now able to triumph over. And this is very obvious as he proceeds to explain...
Yesterday at 10:56 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Paul is describing a struggle and a problem common to all of fallen humanity. And he gives the answer to it in Rom 7-8, the answer to...
Yesterday at 9:49 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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You don't know that. And yet we'll all continue to struggle against sin in this life-but now we can also overcome it. Man was not...
Wednesday at 10:05 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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John also goes on to say in chap 3: "No one who is born of God will continue to sin, because God’s seed remains in them; they cannot go...
Wednesday at 9:42 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Ok. While your position would've been absurd to the early church and the early fathers, it is an honest logical extension of the...
Tuesday at 9:54 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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No, it's a simple question. Are you saying that a believer could rape, murder, steal right up to the end of his life and not have those...
Monday at 1:56 PM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Can a believer engage in persistent, wanton sin and still expect to make it to heaven?
Monday at 1:41 PM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Sin not imputed is sin forgiven for anyone who turns to God in faith. The purpose of sin being forgiven is to make a major "reset" in...
Monday at 10:05 AM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Yes, when we turn to God our past is not counted against us, and our future is made bright as we're empowered to overcome sin now. If we...
Sunday at 3:57 PM
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fhansen
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2Cor 5:19
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Yes, they're forgiven, purged, taken away as we're given new hearts and new spirits, made new creations, now slaves to righteousness...
Sunday at 3:31 PM
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fhansen
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Irresistable Grace
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No one is justified by works. That doesn't mean that we're prevented from saying "no" to salvation, "no" to God and His work in us...
Sunday at 3:16 PM
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