Part 3 in the series “Knowing the Truth About Sin Will Set You Free”
In previous messages in the series, “Sin: Knowing the Truth About It Will Set You Free,” we have learned that there is no longer any condemnation for sin and that the Old Testament law system has been abolished. Yet the term sin is found in the New Testament and even before the giving of the Old Testament law sin existed. So if sin isn’t the infraction of a law system, what is it and where did it come from?
Find a New Testament definition of sin and learn how to live free from its destructive effects by living the new covenant, kingdom way.
Message presented to ZChurch.life April 27, 2024
Review of previous messages
- All sin has been paid for for all time by the one sacrifice of Jesus Christ (Hebrews 10:12).
- Since all sin is paid for, there is no act of human conduct that can condemn us if we are in Christ (Romans 8:1, John 3:18).
- The Old Testament law system has been abolished, nailed to the cross, and made obsolete (Ephesians 2:15, Colossians 2:14, Hebrews 8:13).
The primary point of this message is to get us to stop hearing the word “sin” as meaning individual infractions of law in a works-based system and the associated condemnation for failure.
We need to understand the different meanings of the word “sin,” and when, where, and how to apply them.
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