Episode 1080 Show Notes
From the Show
Our good works can be evidences of our saving faith but they do not justify us. The one who is justified is immediately being sanctified by the Holy Spirit but that is a process of inward renewal. And we are all in different places in that process. Nevertheless, the Spirit of God is at work in our lives putting to death the sinful deeds of the body. But we never want to base our justification on our sanctification.
–Adriel Sanchez
Do My Good Works Prove That I Am Saved?
Questions in this Episode
- Is it ok for Christians to participate in theme park “Fright Nights” on Halloween?
- Did God ever condone polygamy?
- Do I need to do good works in order to prove that I am saved?
- Why did Jesus appear in a different form in Mark 16?
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Core Question – What’s the Difference Between Justification and Sanctification?
