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Tag Archives: steps to spiritual growth
The Noetic Effects of Sin
The noetic effects of sin refers to the affect sin has on the mind of every person. Sin impacts our ability to think rationally, especially about God, Who has made Himself known through general revelation and special revelation. God’s revelation disrupts the mind of man, confronting wrong thoughts and inviting conformity to the mind of God. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Theology, Hamartiology, Hot Topics
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The Righteous Lifestyle of the Believer
God is working to produce His righteousness in us from the moment of salvation onward. Paul writes, “He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Christ Jesus” (Phil. 1:6). God produces His righteousness in us to justify, sanctify, and ultimately glorify us. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Theology, Inspirational Writings, Righteous Living, Spirituality
Tagged do not love the world, Does God call us to live a righteous life?, growing spiritually, How does God grow us spiritually?, how to grow spiritually, living a righteous life, obstacles to spiritual growth, overcoming the world, Satan's world system, spiritual growth, spirituality, steps to spiritual growth, the Christian life, the old sin nature, the spiritual Christian, the spiritual life, what is spirituality?, why do Christians sin?
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