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How to Understand "Future Sins" and Total Forgiveness
When Jesus died, every one of your sins was still in the future. Forgiveness is finished.
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Grace, Sin & the Law
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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Question answered10 Reasons Why Grace is Not a License to Sin (But the Power to Overcome It)
Grace is not a loophole for bad behaviour. It is the power that breaks sin at the root.
Question answeredHow to Deal with Guilt: Why Condemnation is Not the Holy Spirit
Most believers mistake the voice of accusation for the Holy Spirit. Here is the difference.
Question answeredWhat Is Sin in the New Covenant? 5 Myths Debunked
The cross did not only cover sin; it removed it. Five myths that keep believers in bondage.
Question answered7 Things God Does With Your Sins (And Why He Doesn't Remember Them)
God is not keeping a ledger of your failures. Here is what He did with them instead.
Question answeredHow to Stop Sinning Without Legalism: The Grace Secret
The answer to a cycle of defeat is not more Law. It is more grace.
Question answeredHas God Already Forgiven Your Future Sins?
Did the cross cover only your past, or every sin you will ever commit?
Question answeredDoes God Punish Believers When They Sin?
When life goes wrong, guilt says God is settling accounts. The cross says otherwise.
Question answeredDoes the Holy Spirit Convict Believers of Sin?
Jesus said the Spirit would convict the world. What does He say to you?
Question answeredAre All My Sins Already Forgiven?
The cross was not partial or pending your performance. Here is what 1 John 1:9 is really about.