Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.Faith comes by hearing the word of God, but freedom comes through forming Christlike habits.
- 2.The same God who gives us His holy standard also supplies the spiritual strength to live it out through His grace.
- 3.Humanity does not need a license to sin because we are born into a fallen nature that naturally lean toward selfishness.
- 4.Believers do not need permission to sin; they need God's permission and power to quit destructive ways of living.
- 5.While you must never quit on what God has called you to do, you have full permission to quit anything keeping you from becoming who He called you to be.
- 6.When Jesus sacrificed Himself on Calvary, He established the spiritual real estate of salvation that empowers believers to step into newness of life.
- 7.Believers often become advocates for their own weaknesses rather than receiving the Holy Spirit's power to put on the new self.
Sermon Moments
“Faith comes by hearing, but freedom comes by habit.”
“Your sin license was your birth certificate. You got here knowing how to be selfish.”
“The same God who gives the standard will also give the strength.”
“People don't need a license to sin. They need permission and power to quit.”
“Anything that is keeping you from being what God has called you to be, you have permission to quit.”
“When Jesus established the real estate of salvation in your heart, He gave you permission to come boldly before the throne.”
“Are you more committed to your limits than you are to your potential?”
“We actually become advocates of our own weaknesses.”
This Week
Remember This
God gives you both the divine permission and the spiritual power through grace to quit the destructive habits of your old self and step into your true potential in Christ.
A Challenge for You
Stop being loyal to your old limits and character weaknesses, and receive the permission and power of the Holy Spirit right now to walk away from whatever holds you back.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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