Glory be to God!
🙋🏾♀️ Hey everyone! 😊💥 Join me today on the podcast as I discuss: The age old question on the floor: is it possible to live a life without willful sin? And the answer is simply YES! It is doable solely because we love God, our Heavenly Father, Creator and Savior! We cannot and must not play with our salvation! We must put away ALL SIN FROM OUR LIVES! We simply can't keep blaming our wicked behavior on the fact that we still live in these mortal bodies. Especially when God has made a way of escape when we are tempted. This is not the hour to be playing with God, where sin is concerned! Let us never forget we will all stand before the Lord Jesus Christ on Judgment Day to give an account for the life we lived as a born-again followers. We are not looking to lose any rewards! We must allow Holy Spirit to sanctify us and set us apart for God's purposes. If we grieve Him, we make the process of sanctification that much harder! We must grow into mature believers whose heart is in the harvest. We should be focusing on serving the Lord Jesus Christ in the recovery mission of the lost and not on the sins of the flesh!
It should be the goal of every follower of Jesus Christ to “sin no more,” although we recognize that, while we are in the flesh, we may stumble still, but God’s desire for each of us is to be holy as He is holy (1 Peter 1:16). Sin is no longer a lifestyle choice!! When we fail, we can come to God and ask forgiveness. And if we are truly His children, He will correct us, disciplining us when we need it. His work is to conform us to the image of His Son (Romans 8:29)!
🚩 Judgment begins at the house of the Lord. God’s desire is that His people learn to walk in holiness and fellowship with Him (Romans 8:29). As any loving parent would do, God will bring unpleasant consequences upon His children for rebellion. He expects the ones He has redeemed by the blood of His Son to set the example for the rest of the world. If the Church is not in pursuit of holiness, the world sees no need to change its allegiance. So judgment begins in the household of God, with His own children, as He teaches us to live like Jesus. Amen!
