Karaikudi Conference 2011
Theme: Burning Brightly For God
தேவனுக்காய் எரிந்து பிரகாசித்தல்
Message Title : 5) This Is The Good News That "All Our Sins Are Put On Jesus" - Prabahar
இயேசுவின் மேல் நம் சகல பாவங்களும் சுமத்தப்பட்டது இதுவே நற்செய்தி
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Summary
Jesus has taken all our sins upon himself, and this is the central message of the Gospel. Because Christ bore our sins completely and was found sinless, those who believe in him receive forgiveness and are freed from eternal judgment; believers should therefore live with seriousness about sin and gratitude for their redemption, recognizing they are now God's children destined for eternity with a sinless Savior.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Look, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the worldJohn the Baptist pointed to Jesus as the Lamb of God who carries and takes away the sin of the world.
He appeared to take away our sinsThe apostle John writes that Jesus appeared to take away our sins, and in Him there is no sin.
Children of God in the presentWe are called children of God right now, and though what we will be is not yet fully revealed, we know we will be like Him because we will see Him as He is.
Taking sin seriously instead of taking it lightlyMany Christians take sin too lightly while waiting for eternity, failing to see how sin poisons their hearts.
Hidden anger and pride in the heartEven if someone stops outward vices like drinking or fighting, hidden anger and pride can still reside deep within the heart.
The destructive power of the tongueJames points out that a small body part like the tongue can boast great things and set a whole forest on fire if it is not tamed by God.
Bridling the tongue as true religionIf anyone thinks they are religious but does not bridle their tongue, their religion is worthless and deceives their own heart.
Jealousy disguised as righteousnessQuietness and outward composure are sometimes driven by hidden jealousy or pride over others being blessed.
Condemning others while harboring the same sinsPaul asks how anyone can judge another when they practice the very same things, making themselves without excuse before God.
Judging others proves we are not living like JesusWhen we judge our spouses, children, or fellow believers, it shows we are not truly walking in the way of Jesus who came to save rather than condemn.
Doing what is right and uniting togetherThose who belong to Christ must put away judgment and division, doing what is right through the Spirit so we can gather people into God's kingdom rather than scattering them.
Karaikudi Conference 2011
Theme: Burning Brightly For God
தேவனுக்காய் எரிந்து பிரகாசித்தல்
Message Title : 5) This Is The Good News That "All Our Sins Are Put On Jesus" - Prabahar
இயேசுவின் மேல் நம் சகல பாவங்களும் சுமத்தப்பட்டது இதுவே நற்செய்தி
Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
Summary
Jesus has taken all our sins upon himself, and this is the central message of the Gospel. Because Christ bore our sins completely and was found sinless, those who believe in him receive forgiveness and are freed from eternal judgment; believers should therefore live with seriousness about sin and gratitude for their redemption, recognizing they are now God's children destined for eternity with a sinless Savior.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Look, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the worldJohn the Baptist pointed to Jesus as the Lamb of God who carries and takes away the sin of the world.
He appeared to take away our sinsThe apostle John writes that Jesus appeared to take away our sins, and in Him there is no sin.
Children of God in the presentWe are called children of God right now, and though what we will be is not yet fully revealed, we know we will be like Him because we will see Him as He is.
Taking sin seriously instead of taking it lightlyMany Christians take sin too lightly while waiting for eternity, failing to see how sin poisons their hearts.
Hidden anger and pride in the heartEven if someone stops outward vices like drinking or fighting, hidden anger and pride can still reside deep within the heart.
The destructive power of the tongueJames points out that a small body part like the tongue can boast great things and set a whole forest on fire if it is not tamed by God.
Bridling the tongue as true religionIf anyone thinks they are religious but does not bridle their tongue, their religion is worthless and deceives their own heart.
Jealousy disguised as righteousnessQuietness and outward composure are sometimes driven by hidden jealousy or pride over others being blessed.
Condemning others while harboring the same sinsPaul asks how anyone can judge another when they practice the very same things, making themselves without excuse before God.
Judging others proves we are not living like JesusWhen we judge our spouses, children, or fellow believers, it shows we are not truly walking in the way of Jesus who came to save rather than condemn.
Doing what is right and uniting togetherThose who belong to Christ must put away judgment and division, doing what is right through the Spirit so we can gather people into God's kingdom rather than scattering them.
