Three Ways Gospel Identity Shapes Our Lives
Gospel amnesia is failing to live out our identity in Christ daily. This excerpt highlights how our true identity should influence our past, present, and future, urging us to align our lives with the transformative power of the Gospel. Understanding and embracing our new identity in Christ is crucial for overcoming sin and living out our faith authentically.
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GOSPEL AMNESIA 1 Corinthians 6:1-8
Gospel amnesia is the failure to apply your new identity and life in Christ to the day-to- day situations you find yourself in. Thereby you behave as you did before your salvation.
Three ways our true gospel identity should shape who we are Remind ourselves of our future (1-3) Don t occupy yourself with the trivial disputes of this life.
Three ways our true gospel identity should shape who we are Remind ourselves of our future (1-3) Face up to our present Their Gospel amnesia means that their identity in Christ has ceased to function and operate in any meaningful way in their thinking or their living.
Three ways our true gospel identity should shape who we are Remind ourselves of our future (1-3) Face up to our present Remember our past
In Your Struggle Against Sin You don t need a new dose of supernatural power. Rather, you need to go back to what God has already done for you in Jesus Christ, to understand the Gospel and your new identity in Him. And press it down into every pore and crack and crevice of your spiritual life.
Three ways our true gospel identity should shape who we are Remind yourself of your future Face up to the present Remember your past