Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson Turned In on Ourselves
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Jul 29, 2025 The podcast dives into the concept of 'incurvatus in se,' illustrating how our sinful nature distorts our souls. It examines the damaging effects of self-centered living and emphasizes the importance of seeking redemption. Listeners discover the transformative power of Christ in reshaping our lives through repentance and grace. The discussion also highlights the path to restoration for those struggling with their inner turmoil.
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Soul Bent Inward by Sin
- Our sinful condition is described by Martin Luther as "incurvatus in se," meaning turned in on ourselves.
- This soul shape results in self-centeredness, separating us from true life and causing spiritual death.
Shrunken Souls in Lewis's Tale
- C.S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce" illustrates shrunken souls unable to walk on heaven's grass.
- Our soulful godlessness and self-focus eventually become visibly manifest.
Christ's Remedy for Bent Souls
- Jesus Christ offers restoration and healing for souls turned inward by sin.
- Repentance means turning outward to God, reshaping our souls in His likeness.
