
10 Commandments vs. The Beatitudes: What Applies to You?
Both Sinai and the Sermon on the Mount were spoken to people under the Law. What applies to you?
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Grace is not a reward for your effort. It is what God did for you at the cross, finished and complete. This is Leon du Preez's teaching on the finished work of Jesus: why your sins are forgiven (past, present and future), why the Law could never make you righteous, and why grace is not a licence to sin but the power to overcome it. Start here if you are tired of trying to earn what Jesus already paid for, if condemnation still sounds like the voice of God, or if you were taught to re-dedicate your life every Sunday. Every teaching below explores these truths through Scripture. Read one, and stop working for what is already yours.
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Both Sinai and the Sermon on the Mount were spoken to people under the Law. What applies to you?

You cannot live under two covenants. To be married to Christ, you first die to the Law.

All of the Bible is for you, but not all of it was written to you.

Jesus plus anything is a different gospel. Five dangers of mixing Law and grace.

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.