One of the hardest things to communicate about the gospel is the difference between accepting everyone in Christ, and giving license to every sort of behavior that you might encounter.
To put it int eh old cliche, "to love the sinner without loving the sin."
This is not a new problem.
Much of Paul's ministry emphasized the grace of God and our inability to earn salvation through good works or obeying the Old Testament Law, so he seemed to have been often accused of antinomianism. Simply put, antinomianism says that since Jesus will forgive any sins, we should just go ahead and sin. The more we sin, the more God's grace is revealed or exercised.
In extreme this idea says that since the more we sin, the more we experience God's grace in forgiveness, so we should sin more! Paul wants no part of this!
My prayer for you today, is that you would flee sin because you love Jesus.
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3 comments:
I agree with you dad ........
and all the bible said about the end of the world
We really need God and His .....
sometime we need true friend to and true beliver to face and through out the struggle...
and we decide to make sin or no more ?...
God Bless you Dad and i pray for you too
this opinion its just from my sight
Dad,
i agree with you......
as i heard from the bible said that people in the end will be worst then people in sodom and gomorah
we need God or be come a lose
and best friend to help us throug out the temptetion and Ourselfs indeed to decide to join/ involve to the sin or NO
to face all the temptetion
Good dad
Godbless you dad
ill pray for you
Among my colleagues, we like to talk about the grace and the salvation. Both of those have always been good topics in our lunch. However, I always believe that we have to work on our salvation.
Anyway, we miss your blogs. =)
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