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Good Evening,
Turn with me in your Bibles this evening to 1 Corinthians chapter 1. Let’s read the text.
(1:4-9) As we learned last time, the word saint is used here for a church that is battling moral corruption.
The Corinthians are involving themselves in the culture around them that is filled with sexual immorality, and yet even in the midst of their deep sin.
Paul addresses them through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit Himself, and calls them SAINTS.
When we think about saints in our day some may think of Catholic leaders who are etched in stained glass.
This is not a biblical definition for the word Saint.
Saints are not a special few that based off their good merit have earned some supernatural honor of being called a saint.
Saints are everyone who has Christ dwelling within them and living through them.
God calls people saints not based off of good merit, but off of the perfection imparted to his children through their belief in Jesus Christ Himself.
The term saint had to be a favorite of Paul’s as he used it some 61 times in this book.
We as children of God through repentance and faith upon the Lord JEsus Christ are saints.
Not by our own merit but based upon the imputed and imparted righteousness of Christ on our behalf.
The purpose for Paul writing this letter to this church, is to say, you were saved to be holy, you have been sanctified and Jesus is making you Holy, therefore you need to act holy.
The reality of the Christian life ought to be that it is lived without blatant sin.
We should live pure and clean lives, not so that we feel good and selfrighteous, but in order that Jesus Himself would be magnified through our holiness and our obedience.
Colossians 3
So for the first three verses Paul is trying get across to the corinthian church that they are considered saints and then here tonight in verses 4-9 he elaborates on what it actually means to be a saint.
1 Corinthians 1:4
The first benefit of being a saint is:
Grace
But he makes this statement in the aorist tense.
He says:
“this grace was “given you”
This means that at some point in the past God stepped out of Heaven and into your heart.
You have every bit of grace you will ever receive you recieved the moment of salvation.
it happened at one moment!
When did it happen?
This is also something that also happened at one moment in time.
It was at the moment the testimony of Christ was confirmed in you, so he says at the moment when you were saved you were given a totally clean slate!
Wow what a blessing!
I was 16 when i had my first car aqccident, it was the very first day I drove to school!
I was extremely mortified, because i didn’t have a clue how I was going to pay for the damage on my vehicle.
Then it dawned on me, I pay a monthly premium, this is not my fault and then I learned they were going to pay for the repairs!
This is the first benefit you recieve as a saint the grace of JEsus Christ!
Paul says I thank God for the fact that I know you are saved!
Paul says at the tail end of that verse that this grace is found IN CHRIST!
This doesnt mean you believe in the teachings of Christ, many do that, it isnt singing about Christ or even agreeing with Christ.
We find the grace of GOD W=ONCE WE ARE FOUND IN CHRIST!!
WHAT IS GRACE?
karis- favor (undeserved kindness) it means mercy, this is undeserved kindness that cannot be paid back.
In order for us to understand grace and saving grace we must understand some things:
erasing guilt of sin
3 things that cannot COEXIST with grace:
Once you are forgiven and saved from your sin you do not have to battle with sin! Thats sin will not be held against him because dealt with that sin when He died on the cross!
How many sins are forgiven when you are washed in the blood of the Lamb?
ALL
when God saved you he removed you guilt.
2. human obligation
You cannot pay God back!
Cannot do that it was a gift!
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3.
With any recognition of human merit
You cannot say well only these types of people receive the gospel!
God didn't save the good ones!
BECAUSE THEIR ARE NO GOOD ONES!
THERE IS NONE RIGHTEOUS NO NOT ONE!!!
God paid for it,.
we cannot pay him back, and we cannot claim we earned it!
arent you glad of that?
If you could earn salvation you could lose salvation, if you had to pay for salvation that wouldnt be very hard you would just have to be perfect your whole life thats all, and if you had to be in a repayment plan that would last for all eternity!
Now sure you want to show Him love and gratitiude but shoing him love because of what he has done i totally different from doing deeds for God out of obligation.
We should all be able to say thank God for this grace!
(my daughter)
There are 3 reason why God did things this way:
God did things this way because He knew it would produce good works, saving grace is to produce good works.
Titus tells us this in:
Alright now God wanted us t be zealous of good works!
Why?
You know God saved us in order that we would do good works because they benefit the people of the world!
God wants us to His hands and feet and do good deeds to men!
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God saved us not just to do good deeds for the worlds sake but also for our sake!
Saving grace glorifies God!
Ephesians 5:8
Paul reiterates here that this salvation came to be when?
When the testimony of Christ was confirmed within you!
That word comfirm here means to be made steady within a person!
Made solid
How is the testimony made solid?
The greek word for testimony is marturion (martyr/witness)
It refers to the gospel!
This was the message
Acts 22:18
it refers to the preachign of the gospel.
This is the first benefit of being a saint is:
You received grace, 2nd benefit is gifts:
You are already rich you have everything you need!
God has already given you EVERYTHING YOU NEED!!!
You can speak!
You are rich and blessed beyond measure and God wants you to witness!
I never get tired of hearing people who undersell their ability to speak and they never say anything, but when they do and someone gets saved, do you know what they say?
Your not gonna believe this but I led someone to the Lord today!!
WHY THE HECK WOULD I NOT BELIEVE THIS!
1 Corinthians 1:
God has give you as one of his saints every uetterance through the Holy Spirit to say whatever he desires you to say.
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KNowledge: this means you have what you need to understand the word of GOd, and how to approach someone with the gospel...
We are gifted!
Just think o fit you have anything!!
says all of his grace has been poured out on you
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