Part 4 - What is Sin Biblically?

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
The series concludes here! If the Bible tells us that lawlessness defines the ones who will be cast out, what does this mean for the religions that tell us that "in Jesus, there is no longer a law?"
Biblically, judgment is declared for the lawless transgressors who willfully walk away from the Most High's commands and instructions.
Lastly, we're told by Messiah that "love will grow cold when lawlessness increases." Do you know what this means? Let's find out!

Some Thoughts on our Sin series

I grabbed the phone to record a very brief video discussing some off the cuff thoughts towards our ongoing sin series.
Sin Series Playlist on YouTube

Part 3 - SIN: What Is It Biblically?

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
The series continues as we invite all to confess that we all "miss the mark."
Because of this, what then are we to do? Give up? Merely practice "greasy grace" and consider all of our righteous deeds/works as a waste of time? Do we simply avoid striving to "hit the mark" entirely, since we won't hit it anyway?
Let's find out what our Example Yeshua did, in order to be found as a sin-LESS, well-pleasing Son. Do you know? Let's find out!

Part 2 - SIN: What Is It Biblically?

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
Do we have records of men in the Bible who made it their life's goal to "hit the mark" and live obedient to the Creator's Ways? Is there still a place for us today to still read the Word and hear of "practicing righteousness" and learning Father's Instructions?
I will propose that I'm fully convinced that we've set the bar far too low because we've been errantly taught that our good works are merely "filthy rags." We must be careful that we're not becoming a law-less people. Will you join with me in striving to "hit the mark?" Let's find out!

Part 1 - SIN: What Is It Biblically?

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
In Part 1 we start off by laying a most-important foundation. What words does the Bible use to define sin, in both Testaments? Do we know? Does it really even matter?
I will suggest that if we can establish this properly (biblically), we will see that perhaps "sinning" is not quite what we've been told. Perhaps we will begin to have a major shift in our thinking towards obedience and Father's Instruction.
Do you now what sin is, biblically? Let's find out!