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Joel, you mean a believer does not need to confess their sins?Of course not. Confessions still have some benefits, but a believer should not confess to be forgiven. We confess because it puts us back into agreement with what God says about us.If forgiveness of sins is based on confessing them, then John would say […]

Whether you confess your sins or not, God through Christ has already forgiven all your sins. Your forgiveness was purchased before you existed, so there is no way confession of sins can determine what He did years ago.(I know this leaves many questions unanswered, but keep reading—you will discover more radical scriptural truth.) In the

By nature, God is love, and everything He does is out of love, no matter how messy and dirty we are. At the same time, God is just. Him being just, He had to punish sin and He did it through punishing His Son on our behalf. Does that mean God is not holy? Does

Your good behavior didn’t earn your salvation—and your sins can’t undo it. Salvation isn’t something you maintain through effort; it’s a gift you received by grace, not by works. That’s why it’s secure. You didn’t achieve it, so you can’t lose it. You may ask, what of Philippians 2:12 that says; work out your own

Did you know God sees you as perfect, holy, and righteous?You might ask, “Even when I have just sinned?”Yes, He does.“And put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.” (Ephesians 4:24, NIV) Before you were born again, you had a sin nature and were separated from God because

Even if you fall in sin, He still abides in you.His responsibility is to remind you how precious and righteous you are before God. I am not advocating for sin, I hate sin; sin destroys relationships, sin opens way for the devil and you would not want to eat breakfast with the devil on the

And when he comes, he will convict the world of its sin, of God’s righteousness, and of the coming judgment.” (John 16:8 NLT) The Holy Spirit does not convict believers of sin — He convicts us of righteousness.He reminds us how perfect we are before God, how holy we are through Christ. Even if you

This is a question that I have encountered often: Every time grace is preached, someone always asks, “Are you telling us we’re free to continue in sin since God is not dealing with us based on our actions?”  And guess what? That same question appears twice in the Bible—with answers directly following. First Mention Romans 6:1

Your Identity in Christ The moment you accept Christ, your identity changes. You become a new creation. The old is gone, and the new has begun. Your past experiences—or even your present struggles—cannot define or change your identity in Christ. 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NKJV)“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old

The way God is dealing with our sins today is the same way He dealt with the sins of Adam, Abraham and those who lived before the Law of Moses.These people sinned but it was not counted as sin.God’s love for them was beyond their sins. He dealt with them in love and grace. Look