CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Five Lessons The Lord Has Taught Me In 65 Years - Zac Poonen
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Summary
The central message is the necessity of maintaining a blameless conscience before God and others to ensure one is in the resurrection of the righteous. This requires immediate confession of sin—in thought, word, deed, attitude, and motive—to God, confessing wrongdoing to the person hurt, and finally, forgiving everyone who has wronged you. The speaker emphasizes that reconciliation with others is a prerequisite for a right relationship with God.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Paul's testimony of a blameless consciencePaul states in Acts 24 that because there is a resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked, he does his best to always maintain a blameless conscience before God and men.Acts 24:15–16
The deception of easy believismSigning a decision card without following the Lord is a great deception, because Jesus taught that the gate and the way leading to life are narrow.
The Christian life as a marathonComing to the starting line of salvation is just the beginning; running the entire 26-mile marathon represents the endurance required throughout the Christian life.
First, confess every sin immediately to GodWe can sin in deeds, words, thoughts, attitudes, and motives, and as soon as we are aware of any sin, we must confess it to God so His blood can cleanse us.
Second, be reconciled to anyone you have hurtJesus taught in Matthew 5 that if we remember someone has something against us while offering a gift at the altar, we must stop praying and first go be reconciled.Matthew 5:23–24
Third, forgive everyone who has hurt youJesus warns in the Sermon on the Mount that if we do not forgive others, our heavenly Father will not forgive us.Matthew 6:12–15
CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Five Lessons The Lord Has Taught Me In 65 Years - Zac Poonen
To listen to the complete message click here : https://cfcindia.com/sermon/five-lessons-the-lord-has-taught-me-in-65-years
Visit our website for more information: https://www.cfcindia.com
Summary
The central message is the necessity of maintaining a blameless conscience before God and others to ensure one is in the resurrection of the righteous. This requires immediate confession of sin—in thought, word, deed, attitude, and motive—to God, confessing wrongdoing to the person hurt, and finally, forgiving everyone who has wronged you. The speaker emphasizes that reconciliation with others is a prerequisite for a right relationship with God.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Paul's testimony of a blameless consciencePaul states in Acts 24 that because there is a resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked, he does his best to always maintain a blameless conscience before God and men.Acts 24:15–16
The deception of easy believismSigning a decision card without following the Lord is a great deception, because Jesus taught that the gate and the way leading to life are narrow.
The Christian life as a marathonComing to the starting line of salvation is just the beginning; running the entire 26-mile marathon represents the endurance required throughout the Christian life.
First, confess every sin immediately to GodWe can sin in deeds, words, thoughts, attitudes, and motives, and as soon as we are aware of any sin, we must confess it to God so His blood can cleanse us.
Second, be reconciled to anyone you have hurtJesus taught in Matthew 5 that if we remember someone has something against us while offering a gift at the altar, we must stop praying and first go be reconciled.Matthew 5:23–24
Third, forgive everyone who has hurt youJesus warns in the Sermon on the Mount that if we do not forgive others, our heavenly Father will not forgive us.Matthew 6:12–15
