Why the Absence of Condemnation Is Life-changing
Repentance does not bring grace; grace is the catalyst that brings repentance!
The idea that if we repent, God doesn't condemn us is totally backward to what the Bible teaches.
The Prodigal Son was embraced, loved, and accepted before he made it home and before he even acknowledged he had sinned so greatly.
The truth is that God does not condemn us. Jesus said He wasn't sent to condemn the world (John 12:47), and Paul said that there is no fear of judgment for the believer (Romans 8:1).
It is this powerful and life-changing truth that enables us to turn from sin.
We have access 24/7 to a throne of mercy and grace today, not a throne of judgment (Hebrews 4:16).
“Unto you first God, having raised up His Son Jesus, sent Him to bless you, in turning away every one of you from his iniquities” (Acts 3:26).
It is experiencing the blessings of God that will transform our hearts and lives.
Repentance does not bring grace; grace is the catalyst that brings repentance!
The idea that if we repent, God doesn't condemn us is totally backward to what the Bible teaches.
The Prodigal Son was embraced, loved, and accepted before he made it home and before he even acknowledged he had sinned so greatly.
The truth is that God does not condemn us. Jesus said He wasn't sent to condemn the world (John 12:47), and Paul said that there is no fear of judgment for the believer (Romans 8:1).
It is this powerful and life-changing truth that enables us to turn from sin.
We have access 24/7 to a throne of mercy and grace today, not a throne of judgment (Hebrews 4:16).
“Unto you first God, having raised up His Son Jesus, sent Him to bless you, in turning away every one of you from his iniquities” (Acts 3:26).
It is experiencing the blessings of God that will transform our hearts and lives.
Why the Absence of Condemnation Is Life-changing
Repentance does not bring grace; grace is the catalyst that brings repentance!
The idea that if we repent, God doesn't condemn us is totally backward to what the Bible teaches.
The Prodigal Son was embraced, loved, and accepted before he made it home and before he even acknowledged he had sinned so greatly.
The truth is that God does not condemn us. Jesus said He wasn't sent to condemn the world (John 12:47), and Paul said that there is no fear of judgment for the believer (Romans 8:1).
It is this powerful and life-changing truth that enables us to turn from sin.
We have access 24/7 to a throne of mercy and grace today, not a throne of judgment (Hebrews 4:16).
“Unto you first God, having raised up His Son Jesus, sent Him to bless you, in turning away every one of you from his iniquities” (Acts 3:26).
It is experiencing the blessings of God that will transform our hearts and lives.
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