If the whole world
struggled against their sins the world would be a much, much better place.
The Bible calls the Christian
struggle against sin «faith» (Hebrews 12:3 - 4; 10:37 - 39).
The Church has great compassion for those who
struggle against sin.
Not exact matches
Here is where people like myself generally part ways with most people in circles you may associate in: People like me
struggle with
sin, succeeding
against it, at least in some measure for spaces in time, then failing again and ultimately casting ourselves upon God's grace, which is really good — reassuring, restorative, revitalizing.
I
struggle with the fact that people
sinned in Noah's time and that
sin was counted
against them in the form of the flood.
This is not to say there is no»
struggle»
against sin.
Why do we
struggle so much because its our old nature that fights
against our new nature in Christ which ever one we give into is the one that rules us.But as a born again believer
sin shall not have dominion over us.The battle has been won by Christ so by believing in him we also walk as he does as a victor not a victim.Its his holy spirit that empowers us to do what is impossible in the flesh.But to do that our old nature or heart must be crucified with Christ.brentnz
The
sin that is most difficult to forgive in others is always the one we
struggle against in our own lives.
It is comforting to know that even Paul
struggled in this battle
against sin.
Here Paul is using himself as an example to describe an inner
struggle in which his mind wars
against his flesh, which is manipulated by
sin.
People who became Christians as adults know from experience that prior to believing in Jesus, they often
struggled with
sin and fought
against the desires of their flesh, usually to no avail.
Perhaps it is because many of us
struggle to find words adequate to lament those
sins committed
against indigenous people, African Americans, immigrants, women, and other marginalized groups throughout American history.
But while we continue to
struggle against these sinful temptations, what has been given to us in Christ Jesus is liberation from the shackles of
sin that claims us as its own.
Think of all the wrongs crying to be righted, all the pain needing relief, all the illnesses requiring cures, all the evil that ought to be conquered and destroyed, all the
sins that should be forgiven and obliterated, even life itself
struggling against death and needing his divine intervention to survive.
It claimed that Tompolo was hiding in the creeks for his alleged
sins against the region by using the
struggle to empower himself and his immediate family and a few cronies.