Ari

And Romans 6 says, well then, should we keep on sinning so that God can show us more and more of his wonderful grace? Of course not. Since we have died to sin, how can we continue to live in it? And then it says, we know that our old sinful lives are crucified with Christ so that sin might lose its power in our lives. We are no longer slaves to sin.

For when we died with Christ, we were set free from the power of sin. And since we died with Christ, we know that we will also live with him. Like what Ari is saying, there's freedom and there's life in Jesus. And that freedom and that life is on the other side of a true relationship with him. And so it says in scripture that in him is light and there's no darkness in him at all.

For when we died with Christ, we were set free from the power of sin. And since we died with Christ, we know that we will also live with him. Like what Ari is saying, there's freedom and there's life in Jesus. And that freedom and that life is on the other side of a true relationship with him. And so it says in scripture that in him is light and there's no darkness in him at all.

For when we died with Christ, we were set free from the power of sin. And since we died with Christ, we know that we will also live with him. Like what Ari is saying, there's freedom and there's life in Jesus. And that freedom and that life is on the other side of a true relationship with him. And so it says in scripture that in him is light and there's no darkness in him at all.

So if you continue living in spiritual darkness, you're lying to yourself, saying that you have fellowship with God. It's a choice. You make choices in life. You choose to give things up. You choose to stop sinning. And it's hard. It's really hard. There are things, like Ari said, where I would have never thought in a million years I could ever overcome.

So if you continue living in spiritual darkness, you're lying to yourself, saying that you have fellowship with God. It's a choice. You make choices in life. You choose to give things up. You choose to stop sinning. And it's hard. It's really hard. There are things, like Ari said, where I would have never thought in a million years I could ever overcome.

So if you continue living in spiritual darkness, you're lying to yourself, saying that you have fellowship with God. It's a choice. You make choices in life. You choose to give things up. You choose to stop sinning. And it's hard. It's really hard. There are things, like Ari said, where I would have never thought in a million years I could ever overcome.

But Jesus literally died for that reason, to empower us. And it feels discouraging. Sometimes to look at the sin before you, to look at the sin in your life, but be empowered, be encouraged to know that you in your own might and in your own strength, you probably can't do it. But Jesus literally came to give us that power from the Holy Spirit himself to overcome sin.

But Jesus literally died for that reason, to empower us. And it feels discouraging. Sometimes to look at the sin before you, to look at the sin in your life, but be empowered, be encouraged to know that you in your own might and in your own strength, you probably can't do it. But Jesus literally came to give us that power from the Holy Spirit himself to overcome sin.

But Jesus literally died for that reason, to empower us. And it feels discouraging. Sometimes to look at the sin before you, to look at the sin in your life, but be empowered, be encouraged to know that you in your own might and in your own strength, you probably can't do it. But Jesus literally came to give us that power from the Holy Spirit himself to overcome sin.

Well, I think scripture is really clear that we're saved by grace through faith, and it's not by our works. And it says that if you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus is Lord, your soul will be saved. And so the woman that you're talking about or anybody else who feels so much guilt that they think they might not be getting into heaven, you simply have a wrong narrative.

Well, I think scripture is really clear that we're saved by grace through faith, and it's not by our works. And it says that if you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus is Lord, your soul will be saved. And so the woman that you're talking about or anybody else who feels so much guilt that they think they might not be getting into heaven, you simply have a wrong narrative.

Well, I think scripture is really clear that we're saved by grace through faith, and it's not by our works. And it says that if you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus is Lord, your soul will be saved. And so the woman that you're talking about or anybody else who feels so much guilt that they think they might not be getting into heaven, you simply have a wrong narrative.

You've been lied to, and there's like a theological misunderstanding that's happening. Jesus did not die on the cross. I've thought about this so many times because I wrestle with God so much. I have people I love who might not be going to heaven and it weighs on me so heavily and it breaks my heart and I wrestle with God.

You've been lied to, and there's like a theological misunderstanding that's happening. Jesus did not die on the cross. I've thought about this so many times because I wrestle with God so much. I have people I love who might not be going to heaven and it weighs on me so heavily and it breaks my heart and I wrestle with God.

You've been lied to, and there's like a theological misunderstanding that's happening. Jesus did not die on the cross. I've thought about this so many times because I wrestle with God so much. I have people I love who might not be going to heaven and it weighs on me so heavily and it breaks my heart and I wrestle with God.

And there are so many times where I'm asking him, but how, how, how is this going to happen? How does this person get like, what are we going to do? And the only thing that really brings my heart comfort is knowing that Jesus did not die on the cross and in vain and making us jump through hoops to get to him. That is not the grace that he's given us. We do not have to.

And there are so many times where I'm asking him, but how, how, how is this going to happen? How does this person get like, what are we going to do? And the only thing that really brings my heart comfort is knowing that Jesus did not die on the cross and in vain and making us jump through hoops to get to him. That is not the grace that he's given us. We do not have to.

And there are so many times where I'm asking him, but how, how, how is this going to happen? How does this person get like, what are we going to do? And the only thing that really brings my heart comfort is knowing that Jesus did not die on the cross and in vain and making us jump through hoops to get to him. That is not the grace that he's given us. We do not have to.

Yes, he's called us to a lot. The standard is high. The standard is be holy as I am holy and lay down your life, pick up your cross and follow me. Like the call, that's why the way is narrow. And few find it because it's hard. It is. But it's so worth it. But what the misunderstanding is that we do anything that earns us our ability to get into heaven. We don't. You confess with your mouth.