To God, you are perfect.

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Christ did die to save us from our sin. He set us free from the prison of sin. And if the Son sets us free we are free indeed. God sees us as sinners no more. He sees us as perfect, righteous and holy. Amen! In Christ we are in a ‘perpetual waterfall of cleansing and forgiveness’. Under the law we are all guilty of sin every day, yet in Christ we are all justified by His blood (not by our own actions). The moment we judge ourselves as less of a sinner as the person next to us because of what they do we proclaim ourselves ‘self-righteous’ whereas we are all the same! All sinners, saved by grace, cleansed by Christ’s blood. God has forgiven us of ALL sin. This is GRACE. Judging other Christians by their actions is holding them accountable under law. We are not under law anymore we are under grace. Let him who is without sin cast the first stone. We are all sinners. There is no one righteous not even one. Only Jesus. He is our righteousness. There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. The sooner we Christians grasp this amazing news the sooner we will be free from guilt and able to live our lives in complete freedom. Nothing we can do can make us holy, and nothing we can do can take away our holiness. To God, we are perfect, because of what Jesus did on the cross. Hallelujah!

2 responses to “To God, you are perfect.”

  1. betterthanexpected2013 Avatar

    Scorch – I’ve been asking this question around and haven’t gotten an answer that satisfies me. Here it is.

    Grace believers (including bloggers) say this: (1) That we aren’t able to sin any longer because we are no longer under the Law which no longer applies. Yet, these same people also say, (2) “I find that the amount of freedom that I experience from this New Covenant actually free me from even the DESIRE to sin.” But what are they even saying by this? If there is no longer any standard by which we could sin even if we wanted to, then what standard are they siting by saying they don’t even want to sin anymore? Is it the NT commands? If so, what are they? There certainly are lots of passages in the NT that exhort us to behave this way rather than that way. Are the NT commands the standard they are siting? I hope my question is clear. Thanks. And I loved your post today, as usual.

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    1. scorchingwords Avatar
      scorchingwords

      Thanks.

      I imagine they are referring to laws regarding sexual sin they have been striving to obey under ‘the law.’ Paul says in Galatians ‘you my brothers were called to be free, but do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature.”

      As Joseph Prince says, God didn’t give us the cross to slap him around the face with it. Yes, we are free. If we keep indulging our lust we will reap its rewards. Yet if we live well we will reap the benefits and, not only feel well, but we’ll be shining lights in Jesus and will lead people to Christ.

      I also love what Paul says in Philippians: “This is my prayer, that your love may abound more and more, that you may be sincere and without offence, filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ.”

      Our righteousness comes through Him, yet we are filled with its fruit.

      Amen!

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