
How to Think Under the New Covenant
Many believers are under the New Covenant but still think in the Old. How to make the shift.
Short, clear answers from Scripture to the questions believers ask most.
50 pieces, page 3 of 5

Many believers are under the New Covenant but still think in the Old. How to make the shift.

The Law was never designed to stop sin. Scripture says it gives sin its strength.

Legalism often masquerades as holiness. Seven signs a pulpit has drifted from the finished work.

Biblical repentance is not a performance of sorrow. It is a change of mind about the finished work.

The greatest hindrance to your authority is not sin itself but the consciousness of it.

Your conscience is not cleansed by more religious activity, but by the blood of Christ.

Breaking a habit is not about trying harder. It starts with who God says you are.

When Jesus died, every one of your sins was still in the future. Forgiveness is finished.

Grace is not a loophole for bad behaviour. It is the power that breaks sin at the root.

Most believers mistake the voice of accusation for the Holy Spirit. Here is the difference.