Jared Hudson

But through the person of Jesus Christ, who came and lived that perfect life, I talked about it in John chapter one, died on the cross and rose again. It's through his blood that we can be rebirthed into new life, no longer a life of sin, but a life of perfection and animosity or indifference towards sin, but only in the person of Jesus. Why? Because he obeyed God to the very end.

And we see that at the end where he says, Lord, I know everything is possible for you. He really says, Father, right? Abba, I know everything is possible for you, but let this cup pass from me, please. He did not want to go through the cross. However, not my will, your will be done. That's what Jesus says before he goes to the cross.

And we see that at the end where he says, Lord, I know everything is possible for you. He really says, Father, right? Abba, I know everything is possible for you, but let this cup pass from me, please. He did not want to go through the cross. However, not my will, your will be done. That's what Jesus says before he goes to the cross.

And we see that at the end where he says, Lord, I know everything is possible for you. He really says, Father, right? Abba, I know everything is possible for you, but let this cup pass from me, please. He did not want to go through the cross. However, not my will, your will be done. That's what Jesus says before he goes to the cross.

You can see that in like the movie, The Passion of the Christ, him having that conversation with God. It's in all the gospels. not my will, but your will be done. And the scripture tells us he was obedient to the point of death. And we see that embodied in Job 13, 15, though he slay me, I will trust him. That's what Job says. Even if he kills me, I'll trust him. And that's what we see in Jesus.

You can see that in like the movie, The Passion of the Christ, him having that conversation with God. It's in all the gospels. not my will, but your will be done. And the scripture tells us he was obedient to the point of death. And we see that embodied in Job 13, 15, though he slay me, I will trust him. That's what Job says. Even if he kills me, I'll trust him. And that's what we see in Jesus.

You can see that in like the movie, The Passion of the Christ, him having that conversation with God. It's in all the gospels. not my will, but your will be done. And the scripture tells us he was obedient to the point of death. And we see that embodied in Job 13, 15, though he slay me, I will trust him. That's what Job says. Even if he kills me, I'll trust him. And that's what we see in Jesus.

So the born again believer is, I live in sin and I die in sin. But in the person of Jesus Christ, I am born into a new life. I'm born into a sinless life. It doesn't mean I'm going to be perfect, even though I strive to be. I still sin. I still ask for forgiveness and repentance. But I am now dead to sin and alive in Christ because I've been born in the new life under the person of Jesus.

So the born again believer is, I live in sin and I die in sin. But in the person of Jesus Christ, I am born into a new life. I'm born into a sinless life. It doesn't mean I'm going to be perfect, even though I strive to be. I still sin. I still ask for forgiveness and repentance. But I am now dead to sin and alive in Christ because I've been born in the new life under the person of Jesus.

So the born again believer is, I live in sin and I die in sin. But in the person of Jesus Christ, I am born into a new life. I'm born into a sinless life. It doesn't mean I'm going to be perfect, even though I strive to be. I still sin. I still ask for forgiveness and repentance. But I am now dead to sin and alive in Christ because I've been born in the new life under the person of Jesus.

And that's what being a born-again Christian means, based on the Scriptures. So were you always a Christian?

And that's what being a born-again Christian means, based on the Scriptures. So were you always a Christian?

And that's what being a born-again Christian means, based on the Scriptures. So were you always a Christian?

Well, and that would be—that is true. We are haywire, right? I mean, if you're born into sin, you're born into complete chaos and utter destruction because— The scriptures say, none is righteous, no, not one, right? None of us are righteous. David talks about it in the Psalms. All seek after their own gain, but they don't desire God.

Well, and that would be—that is true. We are haywire, right? I mean, if you're born into sin, you're born into complete chaos and utter destruction because— The scriptures say, none is righteous, no, not one, right? None of us are righteous. David talks about it in the Psalms. All seek after their own gain, but they don't desire God.

Well, and that would be—that is true. We are haywire, right? I mean, if you're born into sin, you're born into complete chaos and utter destruction because— The scriptures say, none is righteous, no, not one, right? None of us are righteous. David talks about it in the Psalms. All seek after their own gain, but they don't desire God.

God tells Cain in Genesis chapter four, I believe, and I don't mean to get into all this theology with you or whatever, but Genesis chapter four, he says, don't you know that if you do what is right, it'll be well with you? Because saying Cain is sad because his sacrifice wasn't accepted before God. And God says, why do you look down? God's talking to Cain like a granddaddy, right?

God tells Cain in Genesis chapter four, I believe, and I don't mean to get into all this theology with you or whatever, but Genesis chapter four, he says, don't you know that if you do what is right, it'll be well with you? Because saying Cain is sad because his sacrifice wasn't accepted before God. And God says, why do you look down? God's talking to Cain like a granddaddy, right?

God tells Cain in Genesis chapter four, I believe, and I don't mean to get into all this theology with you or whatever, but Genesis chapter four, he says, don't you know that if you do what is right, it'll be well with you? Because saying Cain is sad because his sacrifice wasn't accepted before God. And God says, why do you look down? God's talking to Cain like a granddaddy, right?

Like our granddad would talk to us. He says, don't you know if you do what's right, it'll be well with you. But if you don't, sin is lying in wait at your door and its desire is for you. It actually describes sin like a crouching lion hiding in the bushes, ready to reach out and grab you. But you should rule over it. HE HAD THE ABILITY TO RULE OVER IT AT THAT TIME BECAUSE THEY WERE STILL WITH GOD.