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I think we all reach a point in our walk where we realize the true depth of our sin and marvel that Jesus still loves us and loved us even when we didn’t realize….

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Bill the Cat Guy2 years ago

The more we grow in Christ the more we should be troubled by the sin that remains.

James K Johnson2 years ago

@_Lanette_R1 Amen. I was saved Nov. 2017 & the revelation of the depth of His grace & mercy just grows deeper & deeper, day by day. Praise the name of Jesus!

Cannon2 years ago

What Jesus did in saving us from damnation through the sacrifice of himself - dying, buried and risen - and delaying His judgment on the world in order that so many could be saved, defies worldly comprehension. It’s definitely the good news.

XRP_Qwerterrer2 years ago

Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ 🙏

Geomx3162 years ago

When the spirit of God moved over Egypt he was looking at the blood of the sacrificed lamb on the door post

CulinaryJedi👨‍🍳🏴‍☠️🪝 God fearing Human2 years ago

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✝️ Lanette ✝️2 years ago

🙌🙌🙌😭😭😭

Daniel Oliphant2 years ago

Romans 8 is the apostle Paul’s response to Romans 7; Romans 7 is his foil for Romans 8. He is not giving a personal testimony here; rather, he is making a distinction between the natural man (Romans 7) and the born-again believer (Romans 8), between life lived in the flesh and life lived under the power, direction, and conviction of the Holy Spirit. Romans 8:1 is the bridge that connects the two (“therefore”) If you look carefully, you’ll see that the dynamic between Romans 7 and Romans 8 is an exact macrocosm (with an “a”) of the back-and-forth dynamic which plays out throughout the whole of Romans 6: Baptized into his death (v. 4) Raised to walk in newness of life (4) Planted together in his death (5) Planted together in his resurrection (5) Crucified with him (6) Henceforth not serve sin (6) Dead with Christ (8) Also live with him (8) Died unto sin (10,11) Live unto God (10,11) Yield not unto unrighteousness (13) Yield unto God (13) Not under law (14) But under grace (14) Servants of sin unto death (16) Servants of obedience unto righteousness (16) Free from sin (18-20) Servants of righteousness (18-20) End of those things is death (21-22) And the end everlasting life (21-22) Wages of sin is death (23) Gift of God eternal life (23)

Millennial Drift2 years ago

Truth. Jesus loved me and loves me knowing the depth of my sin. He never leaves or forsakes me even knowing the worst of me. And I will always love him.

The Christian Response ❤️‍🔥2 years ago

Tips ⭣ For those who wants to go in deeper bounding with Jesus, they will ask for deeper knowledge of their sin. Because ⭢ Deeper you know, deeper you repent, and deeper he forgives, and more you love as he loves, because you will love yourself more and more. Peace of Christ ❤️‍🔥

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