In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson explains how St. Paul uses the imagery of baptism to show that believers are united with Christ in His death, resulting in freedom from sin's power and the death of the "old self." This union ensures that just as Christ Jesus was raised from the dead, believers are also raised to walk in newness of life and are guaranteed a future bodily resurrection, making a life of deliberate sin incompatible with their new identity. For more informatio...
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In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson explains how St. Paul uses the imagery of baptism to show that believers are united with Christ in His death, resulting in freedom from sin's power and the death of the "old self." This union ensures that just as Christ Jesus was raised from the dead, believers are also raised to walk in newness of life and are guaranteed a future bodily resurrection, making a life of deliberate sin incompatible with their new identity. For more informatio...
Series - Things Jesus Never Said - You Don't Have to Forgive - Matthew 18:21-35
Faith Comes By Hearing
19 minutes
4 months ago
Series - Things Jesus Never Said - You Don't Have to Forgive - Matthew 18:21-35
There are many opinions about forgiveness. Some experts argue that forgiveness isn’t necessary and that telling people to forgive can invalidate their trauma. Dr. Larson explores how Christ Jesus calls us to forgive—not to hurt us, but for our own sake, to find freedom and healing. We are encouraged to forgive quickly, deeply, and as often as needed, with His loving and merciful guidance. Information about The American Association of Lutheran Churches (TAALC) can be found at www.taalc.org
Faith Comes By Hearing
In this episode of Faith Comes by Hearing, Dr. Larson explains how St. Paul uses the imagery of baptism to show that believers are united with Christ in His death, resulting in freedom from sin's power and the death of the "old self." This union ensures that just as Christ Jesus was raised from the dead, believers are also raised to walk in newness of life and are guaranteed a future bodily resurrection, making a life of deliberate sin incompatible with their new identity. For more informatio...
