
How Do I Kill Remaining Sin?
Cultivating Biblical Godliness
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Narrated by:
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Jonathan St. John
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By:
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Geoffrey Thomas
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Are you dying? If not, then you have not yet begun to live. The Bible teaches us that when God forgives a person by the death of Jesus Christ, He starts a process in him of dying daily putting his sinful habits to death as he lives in union with Christ. Though being born again brings fundamental changes in a person's soul, every Christian has sin remaining in him. Pastor Geoffrey Thomas explains how Christians can fight and conquer sin in their lives by the grace of Christ so that they grow to be more like Jesus, living wholeheartedly for the Lord one day at a time.
©2014 Geoffrey Thomas (P)2023 One Audiobooks
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