Living the life of a Christian in today’s societies.

The Christian Life Lesson 1

The Christian Life

Understanding What Happens in Salvation

Washed and regenerated

Our position in Adam

Our position in Christ

The Thought Life

The processes in the mind

Unrighteousness

Framing the mind

The Spiritual and Carnal Christian

The Carnal Christian

The Spiritual Christian

When we see spirituality

Walking, Stepping, Filing

Spiritual discernment

The Enemies of the Christian Life

The Sin Nature

The effect of the sin nature

The works of the flesh

The struggle within

The soul and the sin nature

Overcoming the sin nature

Satan

Now your enemy

His methods

Our defense

The World System

Understandings its purpose

The Appeals of the world system

Overcoming the world system

Maturing

Growing while Spiritual

Maturing in the Word of God

Rightly Dividing the Truth

Maturing as a Son

The Christian Life Lesson 12019-03-04T05:34:15-08:00

What is the Sin Nature

What is the Sin Nature?

When Adam sinned , his nature became bent towards doing wrong because in sinning he not only determined to reject God’s word, but also separated himself from God. After this happened, all of the offspring from Adam and Eve were born with his fallen image and likeness. As a result, we are all born separated from God in our spirit with a nature that wants to do wrong; even though we have a conscience which knows what is beneficial (good) from what causes calamity (evil).

Wrong does not just mean wicked or evil, although both of these terms can be included in doing wrong. Most of the things we seek to do that are wrong are a result of us rejecting God’s way and seeking to do it our own. Such as, we want to please God through our own efforts (works) rather than living out from faith through grace. Both actually produce works. Faith without works is dead – how can you say you have faith if your actions never show it? One manifests works to please God, the other displays works because in Christ we are already pleasing to Him. Israel rejected the righteousness of God in Christ because they sought to make their own righteousness through works.

The Sin Nature is terminology that is used to describe our bent nature that we received from Adam. Scripture does not use this specific term, but rather refers to it as sin or the flesh. However, it does specifically describe a part of us that seeks to do those things that we know are not right and how to overcome it, which is not referring to […]

What is the Sin Nature2018-11-11T22:52:32-08:00
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