Truth For Life on Oneplace.com In Christ Jesus
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Oct 23, 2025 The discussion revolves around the profound truths of Romans 8, emphasizing the freedom from condemnation for believers despite sin. Alistair Begg delves into the balance of guilt and the gospel's assurance, highlighting justification as a source of peace with God. The contrast between human guilt and divine love is explored, alongside the transformative power of understanding one's identity in Christ. This identity shapes motives for living a grace-driven life, encouraging listeners to embrace their status in Christ.
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Heidelberg Catechism On A Hallway Plaque
- Alistair Begg describes a hallway plaque of the Heidelberg Catechism he passes daily.
- The catechism's opening Q&A framed his meditation on belonging to Christ and assurance.
No Condemnation Is A Present Reality
- Romans 8 proclaims present certainty: believers now face no condemnation.
- Paul ties this assurance to the entire gospel context, reversing the despair of Romans 7.
Sin, Not The Law, Is The Root Problem
- The problem is not God's law but sin's deceit and power in us.
- The law is holy; sin uses the law to seduce and expose our guilt, showing need for Christ.
