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We tend to understand “Christ in me” better than we understand “me in Christ.” It’s easy for us to see Jesus as a spiritual part of us, rather than us to see ourselves as dead to sin and alive in him. Pastor Matt Wilson describes our predicament and how we can see our identity more accurately.
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What Does It Mean to Be Baptized? Clear Forgiveness What does it mean to be baptized? Baptism is described as the normative point where faith connects with God’s grace and […]
Confess Jesus: What It Means to Boldly Declare Him as Lord Declaring Jesus as Lord means pledging loyalty to him as King and rejecting every rival claim to rule your […]
Repentance: What It Means to Truly Turn to Jesus Genuine repentance shows up as a change in heart and behavior, not just an apology without follow-through. Paul’s dramatic turnaround and […]
Faith in Jesus: What It Means to Truly Believe and Follow In John’s Gospel, “belief” is an action word, showing that real faith includes an outward response. Trusting Jesus means […]
