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22 hours ago · If the Bible does not say something is a sin and it violates no biblical principle, then we are free to form our own convictions about it. God, in His lovingkindness, mercy, and grace, provided the solution to sin through the atoning sacrifice of Christ His Son (Matthew 26:27-28; Romans 5:6-9; 6:21-23; 8:1-4; Ephesians 1:7).
3 days ago · Grace is so powerful because we realise that we have been saved and released from the power of death. Romans says that the wages of sin is death! (Romans chapter 6 verse 23). Our sin leads us to death but through Jesus the last Adam, life came to us (Romans chapter 5 verses 12-21).
22 hours ago · On today’s Servants of Grace theology segment a listener writes in and asks Dave, “What is conviction of sin and why does it matter?”. What You’ll Hear on this Episode. Why conviction of sin is a blessing for the Christian. Why conviction helps in our assurance and perseverance as Christians. The role of the Holy Spirit in conviction of ...
22 hours ago · When we repent, we place our faith and trust in the person of Jesus. Ephesians 2:8-9 teaches that we are saved by grace “through faith.” Faith, which is also a gift, provides the way of ...
3 days ago · Luther denied the Church’s authority to establish the rites by which the sacraments are validly conferred, as well as the necessity of the sacraments for salvation (Denzinger 1604, 1613). Faith alone, he said, was sufficient to obtain grace.
1 day ago · The magnitude of our sin isn't what determines God's forgiveness. This is all due to God's grace and how big that grace is, that in human terms, I see my sin as too big to forgive but in Gods' terms, there is His grace, which is big enough to extend to ANYONE who is ready to confess, repent and ask God for forgiveness.
2 days ago · In a state of sin, such as the presumed marriage of divorced-and-remarried people, or the attempted marriage of same-sex people, or the very act of cohabitating by a couple, the sin is the state of affairs and the relationship itself. The sin is not merely an act, but the person’s way of life.
