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Does Grace Give You a License to Sin? | Union With Christ | Galatians 2:17-21 | with Joshua Sanders

43 min · 14 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio Does Grace Give You a License to Sin? | Union With Christ | Galatians 2:17-21 | with Joshua Sanders

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Becoming a Christian isn't just about where you go when you die. It's about who you become starting right now.Last week we talked about how God's verdict over your life depends on one thing, faith in Christ alone. This week Paul takes us somewhere even deeper. He answers the question a lot of people ask... "If grace really is free, what's stopping people from just living however they want?"Paul's answer shows us what the Christian life should look like. Through union with Christ, the old you dies and something brand new is raised up in its place.

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