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Length:
38 minutes
Released:
Jun 21, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Why should Christians regard themselves as bound to any sort of moral law? After all, the full defeat of sin has been accomplished in Christ. And our personal salvation is by grace alone. So why, being set free from the law, would one choose to still to obey it? Indeed, might it not be a surest sign of trust in Jesus's sin boldly, proving my confidence in his love and power??? This is the antinomian (Gk: against-law) debate and it not only raged in the early church, but is alive and well today...   The texts for this sermon are: Romans 3:19-26 and 6:15-23 (NRSV).   Want to support the podcast?  CLICK HERE for ways to help! Want to connect?  You can send e-mail here. Or find me on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Released:
Jun 21, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

One pastor's attempt at late-night-level honesty about the Bible, church history, theological scholarship, spiritual practice and...God. (AKA how one nearly-de-churched thinker discovered that love is the name of the game.)