Unchained Table
On Unchained Table we will look into the Word of God to “bring to the table” topics that, to some may seem controversial. We do this in order to raise the awareness of truth. Truth that sometimes divides but shouldn't be ignored. Because facing our differences in the light of truth, will bring true biblical growth.
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Unchained Table
Perfected Forever
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Today I want to talk to you about the difference between Justification and Sanctification. The Apostle Paul summarizes the concept of justification in Romans 5:18 (ESV) Therefore, as one trespass (Adam’s sin) led to condemnation for all men, so one act of righteousness (Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross) leads to justification and life for all men. Sanctification is the continual process by which God is actually making a person righteous. Sanctification is the deliverance from the power of sin and is a present and continuous process of believers becoming Christlike, accomplished by the Holy Spirit’s power and presence. Sanctification represents a believer’s victory over the flesh.