Jason, you can believe anything you want about me are what I share here on CC. I do not believe in living in sin at all. You attribute and impute that to me and others because of a problem you have with sin and what Christ has done to it. When Christ WAS shedding his blood on the cross, was that for all your sins or just the ones you committed before you were saved? Can you see how misleading that can be?
To believe that all future sins were not paid for is wrong. To believe that when we trust Christ for the forgiveness of sin, that would mean all sin and not just some. If we sin after we believe, our sin is already buried and we acknowledge what we have done because of conviction. We then put it off and go on by faith. We do not need to be sorry for what we have done, just acknowledge it.
To believe that all future sins were not paid for is wrong. To believe that when we trust Christ for the forgiveness of sin, that would mean all sin and not just some. If we sin after we believe, our sin is already buried and we acknowledge what we have done because of conviction. We then put it off and go on by faith. We do not need to be sorry for what we have done, just acknowledge it.
John the Baptizer said: "Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin (singular) of the world."
Jesus died for the entire body of sin NOT individual sins!
This must include ALL SIN: PRESENT PAST AND FUTURE; or nobody in our time could be saved!
It is no longer their sin (which has been paid for) that separates unbelievers from God; but failure to accept Jesus' Lordship (ownership) and his provision for our sin(s).
Jesus paid the penalty for ALL SIN, but that payment must be accepted ON HIS TERMS in order for ANYONE to benefit from it.