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See this is where new.modern.hyper grace gets it wrong. Sin has no power to condemn. Those who think it does do not understand grace.
You have an uncanny capacity for totally missing the point.
See this is where new.modern.hyper grace gets it wrong. Sin has no power to condemn. Those who think it does do not understand grace.
Its better to recognize your sin and seek forgiveness than to acknowledge your sin with ignorance and no desire to change.
Ben KNOWS that sin is finished and that judgement from God because of our sin is GONE.
His point is that if we live in "sin consciousness" we will condemn ourselves and live in fear and worry and guilt. If we live in sin consciousness there is nothing but judgement, condemnation and failure in our mental attitudes. Not from God but from ourselves.
It is why believers think we can lose salvation, they are sin conscious rather than SON conscious.
You [/COLOR]want to live holy? A righteous endeavor. The problem is that the study of sin will but condemn. It doesn't have the power to transform you, and a study of it will only breed in you self-righteousness and an effort put forth from the flesh. Lets continue in the spirit and not the flesh. Lets behold Jesus and be transformed. Lets renew our minds so that we may walk and reign in this life by His grace. Renew our minds to His truth that defines us in such a way that sin doesn't have dominion over us. That is the key. Not a study of sin, but a revelation and growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Its better to recognize your sin and seek forgiveness than to acknowledge your sin with ignorance and no desire to change.
My point is those that are ignorant are the non believers who go about there everyday life continually sinning. we seek forgiveness when we pray everyday continually asking God for his guidance the day we think we know everything is the day we have got it wrong.
You have an uncanny capacity for totally missing the point.![]()
My mind's not saturated in new.modern.hyper grace brainwashing, so the practiced, carefully crafted speech of its devotees sounds differently to me than to them.
I was ten years in the Lord before I figured out that guilt was a sin. I was a believer and continually sinned in my guilt.
When I am 20 years in the Lord, I am sure that I can witness to you that I was continually in a sin that I had no clue was a sin. When I am 30 years in the Lord,I am sure i can witness to that I was continually in a sin......
That's because you do not understand the grace of God and its extent in our lives. Ask Him to show you. He can only oblige you.
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How is guilt a sin? Guilt is the response to being convicted of sin.
Guilt is the response of being convicted by religion.
There is no rest in guilt, just burdens.
Guilt is the response of being convicted by religion.
There is no rest in guilt, just burdens.
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[TD]11:28 ¶ "Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. 11:29 "Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.[/TD]
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I'm a sinner saved by grace. What else is there to say. Thank God for his grace and mercy for the likes of a creature such as me.
I don't have your background. I never allowed religion to get its hooks into me, so (apparently) I don't have the same experiences you've had. Guilt to me is what I feel when I know I've done something wrong.
We have no right to feel guilt in Christ. He took our guilt.
I don't believe a person can teach this and make another understand. It comes from our experiences and doctrine metabolized in the individuals soul.
We ALL have been influenced by religion in some way or another. To say that we have not, and have never ALLOWED religion to get its hooks into us is..............deception my friend.
satan deceives the whole world and is a master deceiver. And none of us have the mind of Christ completely understood.
If a person doesn't feel guilt when he has done wrong, I think it's fair to say that he has a seared conscience.