Grace to You: Radio Podcast The Cardiology of Worldliness A
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Apr 4, 2025 
John MacArthur, Chancellor of the Master's University and Seminary, offers profound insights into the origins and nature of sin. He discusses sin as a universal human condition, its deep-seated roots within our hearts, and the futility of redemption through good deeds alone. MacArthur emphasizes the ongoing struggle with sin in a believer's life, highlighting the transformative journey toward Christlikeness. Listeners are encouraged to confront their awareness of remaining sin, enhancing their understanding of sanctification and the importance of Scripture.
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Defining Sin
- Sin is defined as the transgression of God's law, encompassing any violation of His perfect holy standard.
- This includes not only actions but also words, thoughts, and motives that deviate from God's righteousness.
Sin's Defiling Nature
- Sin is inherently defiling, polluting the inner being like filthy rags or sores.
- It degrades human nobility, darkens the mind, making one worse than an animal.
Sin's Rebellious Nature
- Sin is not merely a mistake but a rebellious act against God, a willful rejection of His authority.
- Sinners attempt to dethrone God, replacing Him with themselves.
