Romans 8:1 says, is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ “There (NLT). God will never attack you; he will never or Jesus” say you’re worthless unlovable. In fact, in Revelation 3:19 God says, I dearly and tenderly love, “Those whom I tell their faults and convict and discipline. So be earnest and repent (changing your (AMP). mind and attitude)” The purpose of condemnation is to criticize and make you feel guilty, usually in a vague way. If but you to anything specific, or if you’ve ever felt guilty couldn’t point you’ve ever had a feeling of worthlessness, that is condemnation from Satan. As soon as you start to confess and change, you will no longer feel any conviction. It’s short-term. But condemnation is of making you feel worse and worse. It Satan’s way even after confession. the American court system. First there is doesn’t go away It’s like the conviction of a crime in the court; then comes the condemnation, or sentencing which can last for years. But God that justice system the Holy Spirit doesn’t work way. In God’s convicts us of in our life and we admit it. Jesus pays the condemnation. He what’s wrong serves the punishment for our sin through his death on the cross. And we are free to live the way God created us to live, to live the way Jesus enables us to the grace live. That’s of God. 7. Do I sense God's peace? If you think heard from God, it measures up to Word, gotten advice you’ve God’s you’ve from other people and passed the other tests, but you still feel confused or anxious, then it pass the seventh test. doesn’t Lord, we want to hear your voice. Thank you that you speak to us in so many ways.. We love you and want you to be glorified. Amen.
Romans 8:1 says, “There is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus” (NLT). God will never attack you; he will never say you’re worthless or unlovable. In fact, in Revelation 3:19 God says, “Those whom I dearly and tenderly love, I tell their faults and convict and discipline. So be earnest and repent (changing your mind and attitude)” (AMP). The purpose of condemnation is to criticize and make you feel guilty, usually in a vague way. If you’ve ever felt guilty but you couldn’t point to anything specific, or if you’ve ever had a feeling of worthlessness, that is condemnation from Satan. As soon as you start to confess and change, you will no longer feel any conviction. It’s short-term. But condemnation is Satan’s way of making you feel worse and worse. It doesn’t go away even after confession. It’s like the American court system. First there is the conviction of a crime in the court; then comes the condemnation, or sentencing which can last for years. But God doesn’t work that way. In God’s justice system the Holy Spirit convicts us of what’s wrong in our life and we admit it. Jesus pays the condemnation. He serves the punishment for our sin through his death on the cross. And we are free to live the way God created us to live, to live the way Jesus enables us to live. That’s the grace of God. 7. Do I sense God's peace? If you think you’ve heard from God, it measures up to God’s Word, you’ve gotten advice from other people and passed the other tests, but you still feel confused or anxious, then it doesn’t pass the seventh test. Lord, we want to hear your voice. Thank you that you speak to us in so many ways.. We love you and want you to be glorified. Amen.
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