Covenant Primitive Baptist Church

Today we will continue studying the experimental aspect of sanctification in the life of the believer as he lives here on earth. We will continue looking at the new birth in this lesson.

The congregation was blessed today with Brother Joseph and his son, William.

Today we will begin study the experimental aspect of sanctification in the life of the believer as he lives here on earth. We will begin looking at the new birth in this lesson.

Today we will conclude our study of judicial sanctification in the redemptive work of Christ.

The fear of God contains a wide variety of fears to be considered. May God us a season whereby the fear of God would be more than what it is today, and yet, there times when the Christian are encourage not to fear.

There is a day of judgment when all will give account unto the Lord. Though many do not have a fear of the Lord now there will be a day when godly fear will be known.

Today we will continue our study of judicial sanctification in the redemptive work of Christ by concluding a lengthy quote by Arthur W. Pink that began in our previous podcast.

The judgment of God is real and if we really believed this as we ought our lives would be different. The judgment will not only consider evil things done but every thought, word, or deed done whether good or bad.

The love of God to us and in us is not only a delight to the child of grace, but the Lord delights in His people as monuments of His grace.

As we continue our study of the doctrine sanctification, we will begin considering today judicial sanctification in the redemptive work of Christ.

Knowledge of dwelling in God and God dwelling in us is equally by the knowledge of our confession and not by some esoteric mystical sensation.

We know that God dwells in His children by the Spirit by knowledge and not by some mystical feeling. It is by knowing that we are keeping the commandments of God, confessing that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh, and by our loving with the love that is of God. Eternal life is more than duration- it is manner of life through knowledge.

We are continuing our study of the doctrine sanctification and that it began in eternity before the foundation of the world.

We know that we are partakers of the divine nature as we dwell -live- in God and His Word.

God is a spirit and cannot be seen by man. He is made known to us in the Person and work of Christ. Though we cannot see God, we know that we love Him by our love to His people who we can see.

God loved us in eternity, when we were ungodly, while we were unlovely, and continues to love us as sinners. We are to love one another accordingly.

The proof of the love of God is found in Him sending His Son into the world for the salvation of His people. This salvation is not merely the new birth in this life and a future home with Him in glory, but it includes -living- now.

We are continuing our study of the doctrine sanctification in this podcast. Today we are showing that sanctification originated before the foundation of the world.

This is not addressing unbelievers or those of the world. Yes. Unbelievers, too, ought to be loving and kind to one another, but the world is described as -hateful, and hating one another,- Titus 3-3. In fact, this is describing our former condition prior to being regenerated and brought to conversion by the power and grace of God.