What are the effects of sin on born-again believers?
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2024
- If you are saved and have become a born-again believer how does sin affect your life? Is sin harmful? Andrew Wommack answers this question "What are the effects of sin on born-again believers?" in this Charis Minute.
Andrew addresses concerns like 'Can sin affect our relationship with God'? Can sin affect the sensitivity of our hearts? What are the effects of sin on mankind who have put their faith in God's grace?
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It’s a true blessing coming across your channel
Good evening, studying with you and, watching from Tulsa Oklahoma.
Worth listening to every word. Amin.
SIN makes you to Think Evil Just Like Satan Makes You to Think Evil Being EVILbut GOD Makes You to Think Good BEING GOOD.Think about GOD and HIS GOODNESS Most of the Time Everyday and you shall Think Good Most of the Time Everyday.
Why was there a fall drive with sin involved in 2000?
How does God love? I heard him say he loved me about 2 weeks ago when I woke up in the middle of the night, I didn't care for hearing that when everything in my life is going to crap. Love is an action verb, other than Jesus dying on the cross for my sins, I'm a bit confounded here to be happy that God loves me in my misery and pain. Not really love to me
Hello, thank you for your comment and question. We are sorry to hear that you are experiencing such distress in your life. It can indeed be challenging to perceive or feel God's love during times when everything seems to be falling apart. God's ways and His manifestations of love can sometimes feel enigmatic and may not always align with our human understanding or expectations of what love should look like. While the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross is the pinnacle of God's love towards us-offering redemption and a path to eternal life-His love does not stop there. In Scripture, God's love is described as steadfast and enduring. In Romans 8:35-39, Paul speaks about the love of God being so profound that nothing can separate us from it. This passage assures us that neither hardships, distress, nor any other creation can detach us from the love of God that is revealed in Jesus Christ our Lord.
The feeling of God's love can sometimes be overshadowed by our current situations, making it difficult to acknowledge or accept it. The 'misery' or 'pain' you mentioned, have a source, and that source is indeed not God or His love for you causing those things. Hard times can sometimes lead us to harden our hearts to God because we think He should have done more to keep bad things from happening. We are not saying that is your situation, but just mentioning it to encourage you to not come to a place of staying offended at God. Bad things happen as a result of sin in the world, and God never promises that bad things will never happen to you. He does promise that His love for you will never change. God's love is can also be experienced through His continual presence and support in other forms-whether it's through the comforting words of a friend, an unexpected help during tough times, or even the inner strength He provides you to face each day. Being part of a Christian community who are following the ways of Jesus, can help us see and experience God's love through others. We understand that these words might not change your circumstances immediately, but perhaps there could be solace in the promise that God is with you in your pain and He is for you, not against you. It's okay to express your feelings of frustration or confusion to God-He welcomes us to approach Him with honesty and open hearts.
Thanks for the response, but I find it arbitrary. Fine that's a human mind, not spiritual. Jesus has his favorites IMO. Statistically some people have to be at the bottom of the barrel. FRUITS of the spirit of peace and joy? I think not. How about forbearance? Who cares
Sin separates you from God
it doesn't ...... it gives u yhe consciousness of separation from God. Sin can never separate us from God cos it has been taken care of by Christ
What about Galatians 5 and other epistles which state if you practice certain works of the flesh then you will not inherit the kingdom of God. There are quite. Few sinful works listed there. Also in Revelation Jesus says that no liar or sexually immoral person will enter his kingdom. None of these scriptures say anything about giving the devil an inroad. Please address these scriptures. I notice that you never teach on these.
How can you say he has never thought on that? Andrew has thousands of hours of teachings and has covered that severally
@@TRAIN-Nigeria He doesn’t speak specifically on the scriptures I mentioned. They always just generally say that sin is giving place to the enemy but these scriptures are not saying that. I think they are not covering the subject completely. And yes, I have watched Andrew for a couple decades.
Hello justbrowsing8675, here is a link to a teaching by Andrew Wommack on Galatians chapter 5. This video we have linked here for you is part of a bigger series on the whole of Galatians. The whole teaching will be a blessing and will give better context, but if you want to get straight to the verse you're referring to about inheriting the kingdom of God, you can scrub the video forward by ten minutes and thirty-five seconds. At that time stamp you will find Andrew's teaching on Galatians 5:21. Feel welcome to return here and let us know your thoughts after watching the video. czcams.com/video/b9eY4LFKR8U/video.htmlsi=Qrv5et8t7SLte2f0