Right with God?

Right with God?
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The more we read scripture, the more we learn about God.  But the more we learn about God, the more we see how incapable we are to do what God desires.  The Bible tells us that in Christ we are accepted and made right with God, but how does it all work?  Can we ever be sure that we are truly saved? 

Before recording this episode, we asked you:

Responses:

“Yes, It's an epistle of justifying faith in Christ. It doesn't sound like Martin Luther writing his own commentary on Paul's letter to the Galatian church but it reflects on a person's own freedom in Christ.” - Dave Darwin Bayani

Comments (1)

Now I understand more what Galatians 2:20 is about. It means I will be saved by faith through Christ and not by any work. It means not a thing that I will do will be accounted for the justification of my sin but only through faith in Christ. And by faith in Christ I must die in sin and be reborn. I must live the life of Christ and follow in His footstep. But now I wonder how it means to be crucified with Christ and how to live the life of Christ.

norbel 10:19 PM September 6th, 2010

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