The Doctrine of Sin - Session 11
God wants us to stop searching for Him. And the only way you can stop searching is to come to understand who you are in Christ, that I am the child of God. If you get that as your belief, as your faith, then you would be classified, constituted both legally and so forth as a child of God and God will see you as His child.
God wants us to stop searching for Him. And the only way you can stop searching is to come to understand who you are in Christ, that I am the child of God. If you get that as your belief, as your faith, then you would be classified, constituted both legally and so forth as a child of God and God will see you as His child.
This session culminates the finale of the Doctrine of Sin series and teachings. Pastor Thamo conclusively reinforces the beliefs, conceptions, principles, and considerations of this deep and insightful teachings. He draws on the eminent features on the doctrine of sin and emphasizes the importance of constructing and establishing God’s truth within us, so that our mentalities, values, moral code, views, notions, and perspective of this topic, is appropriately aligned to scripture. To sin is to violate eternal patterns of existence and it is within those boundaries that we find our greatest freedom, our greatest joy, and our greatest satisfaction. God is the Master Architect and the architecture for our existence in the earth has boundaries to it. Once we have cultivated a comprehensive understanding of who we are, we begin to appreciate, value, and position ourselves, accordingly, subsequently operating and functioning in our esteemed position, as child/son of God.
In Christ He reconciled us to Him, He didn’t reconcile Himself to us. He reconciled us to Him. He was constant but we were migrating back to exactness, back to frequency, back to being on par with Him, back to exactness.
As the session draws to a close, there are numerous invocations to understand who you are in Christ and that you are constituted legally as a child of God. If you believe this fundamental truth, you become part of an Abrahamic order, part of a covenantal people and consequently you are blessed and enjoy the blessedness of God. It provokes the listener to cogitate his/her identity that undergirds our existence and stirs up an urgency to appropriate change andlive under the Word, fix our lives so that God is glorified and encourages us to do it under the leadership of the Holy Spirit.
In Christ He reconciled us to Him, He didn’t reconcile Himself to us. He reconciled us to Him. He was constant but we were migrating back to exactness, back to frequency, back to being on par with Him, back to exactness.
