In Peter’s epistle, doxology transitions to duty. Peter reminds his readers of God’s gracious compassion; this is followed by his reminding them of God’s good commands. Christians are to be holy in their thoughts, actions, and relationships. Here are his inspired words: Therefore, preparing your minds for action, and being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will … More Prayer is the Key
As children of Adam and Eve, men are by nature sinful and unholy. However, as reborn children of Jesus Christ, such are by grace declared to be holy. This is called “justification.” In addition, those freely justified are commanded by our Sovereign Lord to pursue holiness for the rest of their days. This is called “sanctification.” … More Selective Service: Picking and Choosing Where We Will Obey
Paul runs to win. With great commitment he labors to preach the Gospel, win souls, make disciples, establish churches, and bring glory to Jesus Christ. In addition, Paul seeks to adorn the Gospel ministry with personal holiness. While leaving behind the Pharisaical legalism that bound him so, he refuses to abandon the unalterable standard of holiness given him by the … More Learning from History
Unfathomable Grace 