
Can We Be Glorified Without Being Sanctified? (Kevin DeYoung)
Author of the book “The Hole in Our Holiness,” professor and minister Kevin DeYoung explains the vital need for sanctification in the Christian life.
The Protestant Reformation was about more than a recovery of the Bible and its doctrine of salvation. God was ultimately dealing with the problem of the human heart and spiritual death through His grace in Christ.
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Author of the book “The Hole in Our Holiness,” professor and minister Kevin DeYoung explains the vital need for sanctification in the Christian life.
The Christian life is not merely about rejoicing in the power of Christ for salvation. The power of Christ is at work in Christians so that they may truly consider themselves “dead to sin.” Dr. Martyn Llloyd-Jones explains this from Romans ch.6-8.
Do you need motivation to fight sin in your life? Do you need help understanding why you need to put sin to death?
The doctrine of election is incredibly relevant to your Christian growth and affects your humility, thankfulness, joy, obedience, good works, evangelism and even worship.
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