The Holiness Podcast

We're back! In this episode, Lt. Colonel Vern Jewett discusses the connection between grace and sin and asks the question: "What attention should be given to sin by Christians seeking to live holy lives?"
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Agape Love is the supreme mark of Jesus in a Christian's life. The character transformation which holy living brings is built on and fueled by agape love. This lesson explores agape love and holiness through the lens of Romans 12:9 - “(agape) love must be un-hypocritical.” In other words, let it genuine, without pretense, not phony!
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We continue our study in Romans 12 to discover that what God is doing in this passage is character transformation. Paul introduces some character traits that come with this spiritual transformation. These changes help bring about the Christlike character which God desires for all followers of Jesus. God makes these changes and they are no less than spiritual miracles. The first “mark of Jesus” he teaches is humility.

After finishing our 3rd episode of this new show, we wanted to pause for a moment and sit down with Colonel Jewett to learn a bit more about him and his heart for this new ministry. Major Cameron Henderson of The Salvation Army's Florida Division joined Vern as they discussed his passion for preaching and what lead to this new podcast.
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Paul appeals to the Roman Christians to be “living sacrifices” in Romans 12:1,2. These two verses describe a living, holy relationship which God offers but few Christians seemingly experience today. Jesus' redemptive work has changed forever the way Christians worship, discern God's will and please Him. Inward transformation brings spiritual power! This is the first in a series of three studies on Romans 12.

God has provided all we need to live a holy life. What a remarkable plan. The apostle Paul learns through a 'thorn in the flesh' that our contribution is weakness while God's contribution is power by His grace!
 
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The ability to live a holy life is God's desire for every believer. It is a gift from God through the power of the Holy Spirit. In the New Testament, holiness is not achieved or attained. Rather, it describes a person in right relationship with God.
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