The Wrong Arm of the Law: Episode 4
For, brethren, ye have been called unto liberty; only use not liberty for an occasion to the flesh, but by love serve one another.
In this Podcast, we discuss the fact that:
- We don’t live under the Bondage of an external system of rules or codes.
- We live under the Internal restraints of the Holy Spirit.
We have been called to Christian Liberty
- Galatians 5:13
- We are not bound by the Law for Righteousness sake
- Romans 10:4
- Doesn’t Mean that we are free to do whatever we want (Jeremiah 17:9)
- In Society today
- Everyone is seeking to do their “own” thing
- Authority is constantly under attack
- This is why the Bible is constantly under attack
- The Bible is our Final Authority in all matters of Faith and Practice.
- This is why the Bible is constantly under attack
- In Society today
Liberty is not Freedom to live in Sin
- Living in Sin isn’t freedom from a biblical perspective
- John 8:34
- We are no longer servants of Sin
- John 8:36
- We have to choose who we are servants too
- Romans 6:1-16
- Servants to Sin or Servants to Righteousness
- Romans 6:1-16
We have not been called to Lawlessness
- Paul was accused
- Antinomianism
- Against the law
- Anti = Against
- Nomian = Law
- Charged Paul with rejecting Gods Law
- They believed that you had to follow the Law to restrain yourself from living in Sin
- Paul wasn’t teaching that we can live any way that our Flesh desires
- Have you ever Read the Pauline Epistles?
- Romans 7:1-12
- Ephesians 4:21-32
- Colossians 3:5-10
- Paul was teaching that the Law had changed from an External Code of Conduct to a Personal Relationship with God
- Christ resides “in” you
- Colossians 1:27
- Romans 8:9
- We don’t live under the Bondage of an External System
- We Live under the Internal Restraints of the Holy Spirit
- Christ resides “in” you
- Have you ever Read the Pauline Epistles?
- Against the law
- Antinomianism
Paul defines Christian Liberty for us
- Galatians 5:13-16
- The Law wasn’t set aside
- The Law just went Inside
Three Things that Christian Liberty Is Not
- Freedom to Feed the Flesh (Galatians 5:13)
- Freedom to Hurt Others (Galatians 5:13, Ephesians 5:29)
- Freedom to ignore the Law (Galatians 5:14-16)
Christian Liberty is Freedom from the Bindings of the Law
- Exodus 21:1-6
- What does this have to do with Christian Liberty?
- The servant serves for six years under a Legalistic Bondage
- Why?
- He didn’t have a choice
- The Seventh Year he can walk away free
- What does he do with his freedom?
- He wants to continue to serve
- How did his service change?
- Went from a requirement to a desire
- We are Free
- Not to disobey
- But to do what is right
- Not because we have to
- Because we want to
- What does he do with his freedom?
- Why?
- The servant serves for six years under a Legalistic Bondage
- What does this have to do with Christian Liberty?
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