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How did the command “Thou shalt not covet” slay Paul?

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Discover how the command “Thou Shalt Not Covet” slayed Paul and how his experience can teach us about the Christian life. Paul realized that his desire to serve God was rooted in covetousness, a desire for praise and standing before God in the flesh. This pursuit of the Law can blind and deceive modern-day legalists. Instead, the Christian life is a supernatural life that depends on Christ’s Life and His grace. Renewing the mind and pursuing discipleship are essential to experiencing this freedom in Christ. Learn more about Christ’s righteousness at ChristiansNeedTheGospel.com. Keywords: Christian life, legalism, freedom in Christ, grace, renewing the mind, discipleship.

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Is “Preaching the Gospel” to yourself Just Repeating a Mantra?

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Learn about the importance of preaching the Gospel to yourself in this informative article. Discover how the Gospel is not just a one-time event for salvation, but an ongoing source of power and assurance in your relationship with Christ. Explore the significance of the Gospel, including its role as the power of God unto salvation, the source of our confidence, and our inheritance as children of God. Find practical tips for preaching the Gospel to yourself, such as constantly reminding yourself of its message and recognizing its ongoing power in your life. Don’t miss out on the importance of this daily practice for your Christian life.

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Sin, feelings of guilt and numbness

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Someone asked on my youtube video today about the fact hat he feels guilty for not wanting to stop drinking.  I’m posting my answer because i believe many face similar issues with besetting sin or addictions. If you feel guilty about not wanting to stop drinking, it means that your struggle is complex. You may

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The Pauline defintion of Dispensationalism

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Paul’s language, which describes his ministry, gives us the origin of the phrase “dispensation”: The word “dispensation” is one possible translation of a Greek word, “oikonomia” which means “household law.” In the English KJV, that word is translated “administration” (Eph 1:10), dispensation (Col 1:25-27; Eph 3:1-5), stewardship (lk 16:2) and godly edification (1 Tim 1:4).

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SETTING CONTEXT THROUGH PROMPTING FOR GRACE BELIEVING CHRISTIANS

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People are rightfully cautious about the technological leap forward represented by the new chat experience with AI. In the last few messages, I discussed the importance of setting the context. A Christian should not go into a chat with an AI that has been trained on the entirety of Google’s index without being aware that

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Being Led by the Spirit is all about Christ!

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:I’ve been considering the concept of “being led by the spirit.” I’ve noticed that some people have a mistaken understanding of what that means in the context of Christianity. They think that being led by the spirit means performing grandiose works and receiving specific directions from the spirit. But in reality, being led by the

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Exploring the History Behind Our Understanding of The New Creation

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In my last video, here “the history behind our understanding of the new creation,” I talked about the present understanding of the nature of grace based on truths that were progressively discovered in the scriptures since the time of the reformation. Luther’s clarification of justification by faith alone, which is the distinction between law and

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