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652. Freedom from a Sin Consciousness

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“How many here are sinners?” Ask that question in most churches and the vast majority of hands will go up. “How many here are righteous?” Ask that question and you’ll typically see the hands remain on their lap. Why? Empty religion that has mixed the Old and New Covenants has left people with a mistaken identity, frequently trapped in a consciousness of sin… the very thing Jesus came to deliver people from (Hebrews 10). In fact, we have been delivered from the powers of darkness, and guilt and condemnation has been removed forever. We can’t do anything about our own sin problem, but Jesus did — by giving His own life. The reason people fall into condemnation and get confused about their identity is because they have tied it into their behavior and performance, instead of the gift.



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650. The Conviction of the Holy Spirit

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As a Christian, you may have heard it over and over in the local assembly: “The Holy Spirit will convict you of your sins.” But is this a true statement, or has it been twisted in a way that puts believers back under a sin consciousness that He came to deliver people from? Understanding our identity in Christ, and the ministry of the Spirit within us… the Helper… the Comforter. It’s part of our conversation on this week’s program.



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633. Summarizing the Scripture (Part 4): We Can Learn from Adam’s Mistake

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Part 4 of our series includes some final thoughts about Adam and the fall that took place in the beginning. We often still struggle with the same thing as Adam, but the good news is we’ve been provided with a solution since the cross. We can avoid the tree that forced humankind to live for centuries by The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. God always wanted His creation to live by His life, which we can do now that we’ve been placed in Christ. Next week we’ll talk about Abraham and how he made faith possible for a multitude of generations to come.



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In this episode we briefly reminisced about our past days in Christian radio, and some of the grace-based songs we used to play. We specifically mentioned these two songs that we both really like.



632. Adam’s Temptation to Be More Like God

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This week we get rolling with our series of summarizing the Scripture with the purpose of helping us to shrink the Bible into one big picture, so to speak, in order to connect some dots and how the Word is primarily a picture of Jesus Christ. Adam’s temptation revolved around the desire to be wise and more like God. The serpent challenged him on the basis of identity, much like the devil did with Jesus in the wilderness. One chose not to believe God and failed (Adam). The other chose to believe the truth and overcame (Jesus). We are challenged in a similar way today when it comes to our identity in Christ.



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632. Summarizing the Scripture (Part 3): Adam’s Temptation to Be More Like God

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This week we get rolling with our series of summarizing the Scripture with the purpose of helping us to shrink the Bible into one big picture, so to speak, in order to connect some dots and how the Word is primarily a picture of Jesus Christ. Adam’s temptation revolved around the desire to be wise and more like God. The serpent challenged him on the basis of identity, much like the devil did with Jesus in the wilderness. One chose not to believe God and failed (Adam). The other chose to believe the truth and overcame (Jesus). We are challenged in a similar way today when it comes to our identity in Christ.



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619. Where Do I Really Stand with God?

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Somewhere along the way, most of us have wondered where we stand with God. For some, this is an ongoing battle which can lead to fear and uncertainty. Are you stuck inside of a mindset that has caused you to feel compelled to ask God to cleanse you and purify you over and over again? If so, perhaps you haven’t heard the full story or understood the victory Jesus Christ won for us at the cross. It’s time to shift the (lack of) confidence from your ability to live the Christian life, to believing and trusting completely in the life of God that abides in you.



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618. Mistaken Identity

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Some words and phrases that we find within many corners of Christianity can end up bringing a mindset that that leaves people needlessly hungering and thirsting, while they seek some sort of new wave or movement from God that will make things better. Some of these Christian vocabulary words will lead to a case of mistaken identity. “Revival,” “backslidden Christian,” “rededicating your life to God…” Phrases such as these do not define the true identity we have as believers in Christ and should not be part of our mindset, because we’re now defined as righteous, holy, perfected, sanctified, and much more. It’s not up to us! His life in us is more than what is needed. He is the head of the body; Jesus is alive and well, and so are you in Him!



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The Greatest Freedom You’ll Ever Know

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It’s hard to put into words what gaining security through getting to know who I am in Christ has done for me, but I have found that as I’ve learned the promises in the Bible that tell me who I am and what I have in Christ and live out my true identity on a […]

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Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

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Are you ready for a 30.000 feet overview that will help you live in joyful freedom?

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

First this…

Even though as believers we are not under law but under grace, we still have the effects of our old life under the law imprinted in our minds – that is a law mindset.

A law mindset is an old way of thinking that causes you to rely on your performance to make things happen.

Instead of relying on the indwelling life of Christ:

  • You strive to become what you already are
  • You seek to find what you already possess
  • You try to measure up you when you already do
  • You try to cross a divide that isn’t there
  • You ask God to do what He’s already done

In short, you try to re-accomplish what Christ already has accomplished on your behalf.

A law mindset causes you to sin, make you feel condemned and gives you a sense you’re never doing enough.

Talking about frustration!

The moment you choose to believe the Gospel of Grace, however, you’ll experience REST, JOY, and FREEDOM.

To experience joyful freedom we need to be able to discern law from grace.

I’m going to give you a 30.000 feet overview so that you can sharply discern what is Old Covenant thinking and what is New Covenant thinking.

Here are 101 simple comparisons between the Old and New.

Click on the image to watch the Video: 

Click HERE to watch on YouTube

This is 1 of 62 videos that are part of an online training course, called:

“Discover Your Radical Freedom In Christ To Live A Grace-Filled Life” 

Dozens of people have signed up and are going through the course right now.

The feedback shows that the truth presented has a powerful impact on each person’s life.

If you haven’t check out the course yet, then now is the time!

Click **HERE** to see what’s in it for you.

I wish you nothing less than joy, happiness, and freedom in your Christian walk!

Alongside,

Bas

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

by

Are you ready for a 30.000 feet overview that will help you live in joyful freedom?

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

First this…

Even though as believers we are not under law but under grace, we still have the effects of our old life under the law imprinted in our minds – that is a law mindset.

A law mindset is an old way of thinking that causes you to rely on your performance to make things happen.

Instead of relying on the indwelling life of Christ:

  • You strive to become what you already are
  • You seek to find what you already possess
  • You try to measure up you when you already do
  • You try to cross a divide that isn’t there
  • You ask God to do what He’s already done

In short, you try to re-accomplish what Christ already has accomplished on your behalf.

A law mindset causes you to sin, make you feel condemned and gives you a sense you’re never doing enough.

Talking about frustration!

The moment you choose to believe the Gospel of Grace, however, you’ll experience REST, JOY, and FREEDOM.

To experience joyful freedom we need to be able to discern law from grace.

I’m going to give you a 30.000 feet overview so that you can sharply discern what is Old Covenant thinking and what is New Covenant thinking.

Here are 101 simple comparisons between the Old and New.

Click on the image to watch the Video: 

Click HERE to watch on YouTube

This is 1 of 62 videos that are part of an online training course, called:

“Discover Your Radical Freedom In Christ To Live A Grace-Filled Life” 

Dozens of people have signed up and are going through the course right now.

The feedback shows that the truth presented has a powerful impact on each person’s life.

If you haven’t check out the course yet, then now is the time!

Click **HERE** to see what’s in it for you.

I wish you nothing less than joy, happiness, and freedom in your Christian walk!

Alongside,

Bas

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

by

Are you ready for a 30.000 feet overview that will help you live in joyful freedom?

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

First this…

Even though as believers we are not under law but under grace, we still have the effects of our old life under the law imprinted in our minds – that is a law mindset.

A law mindset is an old way of thinking that causes you to rely on your performance to make things happen.

Instead of relying on the indwelling life of Christ:

  • You strive to become what you already are
  • You seek to find what you already possess
  • You try to measure up you when you already do
  • You try to cross a divide that isn’t there
  • You ask God to do what He’s already done

In short, you try to re-accomplish what Christ already has accomplished on your behalf.

A law mindset causes you to sin, make you feel condemned and gives you a sense you’re never doing enough.

Talking about frustration!

The moment you choose to believe the Gospel of Grace, however, you’ll experience REST, JOY, and FREEDOM.

To experience joyful freedom we need to be able to discern law from grace.

I’m going to give you a 30.000 feet overview so that you can sharply discern what is Old Covenant thinking and what is New Covenant thinking.

Here are 101 simple comparisons between the Old and New.

Click on the image to watch the Video: 

Click HERE to watch on YouTube

This is 1 of 62 videos that are part of an online training course, called:

“Discover Your Radical Freedom In Christ To Live A Grace-Filled Life” 

Dozens of people have signed up and are going through the course right now.

The feedback shows that the truth presented has a powerful impact on each person’s life.

If you haven’t check out the course yet, then now is the time!

Click **HERE** to see what’s in it for you.

I wish you nothing less than joy, happiness, and freedom in your Christian walk!

Alongside,

Bas

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

by

Are you ready for a 30.000 feet overview that will help you live in joyful freedom?

Discover How To Prevent Condemnation And Live In Joyful Freedom

First this…

Even though as believers we are not under law but under grace, we still have the effects of our old life under the law imprinted in our minds – that is a law mindset.

A law mindset is an old way of thinking that causes you to rely on your performance to make things happen.

Instead of relying on the indwelling life of Christ:

  • You strive to become what you already are
  • You seek to find what you already possess
  • You try to measure up you when you already do
  • You try to cross a divide that isn’t there
  • You ask God to do what He’s already done

In short, you try to re-accomplish what Christ already has accomplished on your behalf.

A law mindset causes you to sin, make you feel condemned and gives you a sense you’re never doing enough.

Talking about frustration!

The moment you choose to believe the Gospel of Grace, however, you’ll experience REST, JOY, and FREEDOM.

To experience joyful freedom we need to be able to discern law from grace.

I’m going to give you a 30.000 feet overview so that you can sharply discern what is Old Covenant thinking and what is New Covenant thinking.

Here are 101 simple comparisons between the Old and New.

Click on the image to watch the Video: 

Click HERE to watch on YouTube

This is 1 of 62 videos that are part of an online training course, called:

“Discover Your Radical Freedom In Christ To Live A Grace-Filled Life” 

Dozens of people have signed up and are going through the course right now.

The feedback shows that the truth presented has a powerful impact on each person’s life.

If you haven’t check out the course yet, then now is the time!

Click **HERE** to see what’s in it for you.

I wish you nothing less than joy, happiness, and freedom in your Christian walk!

Alongside,

Bas

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