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It seems you have a misunderstanding of what sin-consciousness means. Nor do they call it evil, but unfruitful. Instead of teaching on Jesus Christ and our identity in Him people would rather focus (this is the consciousness part) on sin and the law (representing how what we are doing is wrong, "so stop it"). You see, people preach heavily on sin at times and with it condemnation. They lift up the law as a bar, and say, "Go for it." This is sin consciousness, every sermon and lesson on sin and sin avoidance instead of victory over sin and Jesus Christ's finished work at the cross.
Some might say, "Stop being sin-conscious and be Son-conscious." Meaning, stop focusing so much on sin and start focusing on Christ. He has given us victory over sin. If people are struggling with sin, the solution is grace (and not law). Its God's solution, His way of setting us free from sin's dominion.
I know the question is burning inside of you. Yes, sin needs to be dealt with. VVe are not oblivious to our sin, we just know that it doesn't define us. Jesus does. VVe also know that God grants victory over that sin, through Christ and by grace. The Holy Spirit teaches us these truths, allowing us to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Sin-consciousness in other words translates to a lifestyle revolved around the topic of sin and sin avoidance, but doesn't emphasize Jesus Christ and the victory [over sin] found under grace. So where as some preachers would condemn their congregation in sin and hold up the law and say do better, the grace preacher doesn't condemn the congregation. He attempts to awaken them to righteousness so that they sin not. To lead them to a revelation of Jesus Christ and His grace so that they may see the victory they have over sin. In this way sin isn't their focus, but Jesus is and He gets the glory to their success over sin in their life.
Some might say, "Stop being sin-conscious and be Son-conscious." Meaning, stop focusing so much on sin and start focusing on Christ. He has given us victory over sin. If people are struggling with sin, the solution is grace (and not law). Its God's solution, His way of setting us free from sin's dominion.
I know the question is burning inside of you. Yes, sin needs to be dealt with. VVe are not oblivious to our sin, we just know that it doesn't define us. Jesus does. VVe also know that God grants victory over that sin, through Christ and by grace. The Holy Spirit teaches us these truths, allowing us to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Sin-consciousness in other words translates to a lifestyle revolved around the topic of sin and sin avoidance, but doesn't emphasize Jesus Christ and the victory [over sin] found under grace. So where as some preachers would condemn their congregation in sin and hold up the law and say do better, the grace preacher doesn't condemn the congregation. He attempts to awaken them to righteousness so that they sin not. To lead them to a revelation of Jesus Christ and His grace so that they may see the victory they have over sin. In this way sin isn't their focus, but Jesus is and He gets the glory to their success over sin in their life.
When you do wrong take it to God,and He will revel how you can make it right.
Okay...what's the issue?
More mudslinging?
Does everyone,else,need to duck and cover?