Daily In Christ Podcast

Part 5 of the Daily in Christ podcast series "Hebrews: The Glory of The New Covenant" examining Hebrews chapter 3. The faithfulness of a slave vs. the faithfulness of a SON. A warning to non-believers not to harden their hearts against Jesus.

Our podcast study, "Hebrews: the Glory of the New Covenant" continues with chapter 2. In this podcast, we cover the second part of the chapter, exploring: * 6 reasons why Jesus, by the grace of God, had to taste death for everyone. * Of the many things that Jesus accomplished by His perfect person, life, work, sacrifice and death is making us son (heirs) of God. Sons that He is not ashamed of!

Our podcast study, "Hebrews: the Glory of the New Covenant" continues into chapter 2. In this podcast, we cover the first part of the chapter, examining: * The problem of neglect and drifting away. * This isn't about bad news: it is great news: we have so great a salvation! * Jesus was made lower so that He might taste death for everyone * The reasons why the grace of God required Jesus to taste death for everyone.

An in depth study of Hebrews 1. Jesus Christ is the full and perfect expression of God the Father. He is superior to the angels. He is the Son and He is God. Faith in Jesus Christ brings all that God desires for us.

This is the first installment in our Hebrews the Glory of the New Covenant series. In this introduction, we cover covenants, the Old versus the New Covenant the warnings of Hebrews and "consider Jesus".

Are the "struggle verses" of Romans 7 about a Christian's struggle with sin? In this closer look at Romans 7, we find the glorious truth that God has freed us in Christ from sin and the law.

This is the concluding part of our series, "Living in the Reality of Perfect Sanctification". In this lesson, we learn about Satan's primary tactic of attacking who we really are in Christ, to try to get us to live out of ourselves. We learn about the all-sufficiency of God Himself, the great I AM.

Exploring the fact that one in Christ sins, not because they have a sinful nature, but because they are deceived. They sin because they are walking by the flesh, rather than walking by faith in the Spirit.

Most Christians hold to unbiblical, though popular, ideas about sanctification. Perhaps one of the most dangerous of these lies is the idea that one who is in Christ is bad and/or a part of them (i.e., a "sinful nature") is bad. These dangerous doctrines are exposed with scripture and the truth of what the Bible has to say about who your really are in Christ is highlighted.

Because we have perfect sanctification, based on the perfection of Christ Jesus and His perfect finished work, we are walking "according to" this perfect and complete sanctification, not to become more sanctified.

The child of God has a perfect, full and complete sanctification, because of the perfect and complete life, sufferings, blood, sacrifice and death of Jesus Christ. This is the foundation of the fact that every single person in Christ is perfectly sanctified.

The great truth about what the Bible has to say about sanctification is astounding. When we lay aside man's wrong definition of "sanctification" and find what the Bible has to say about this incredible truth, is indeed truth that "makes us free" (John 8:32).