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I John 2:1-2
Excerpted from: Psalm 51 (Part Three): Verses 5-12So we can lean on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We can go before God and ask for His forgiveness at any time, and He is, like I said, just waiting to give it to us because He wants us to be holy. He wants us to continue to be holy and righteous. He wants us to walk forward in the same spiritual perfection as He and His Son do. Because, as we will see later in the sermon here, that is all for the good. That state is the best state we could be in as we walk toward the Kingdom with Him. If we are walking in sin, we are being dragged down.
I John 2:1-2
Excerpted from: The Christian Paradox (Part Two)He is starting with you but ultimately He is going to put everybody through the same program. And it is all going to happen the same way, through the forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ teaching them how to be like Him.
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