Ephesians

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Grace n mercy from God

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We all have needs

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Lukewarm is mixing grace and law. So I've been told

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With all due respect; my sins were completely forgiven at the cross and were washed away never to be remembered again by God (Isaiah 43:25). They have been removed as far as the east is from the west (Psalms 103:12). If my loving, gentle, and meek Saviour is going to go back on His Word at the Judgement Seat then His very own substitionary sacrifice must have failed. God's word does not contradict and Christ's imputed righteousness is what makes me holy in God's eyes. There is no righteousness more perfect than Christ's. We are saved by the grace of God and where sin abounds grace abounds more (Romans 5:20). No, it should not be a license to sin, but Lot gave into his flesh and is call righteous in 2 Peter 2:7-8. What about the Hall of Faith in Hebrews 11? How many great and upstanding saved people do you see there? No, my sins will not and cannot be brought up at the Judgement Seat. That would be a violation of God's Holy Word. God's Word cannot be contradicted, God cannot lie, and Christ paid it all forever for the world by His precious blood. I've accepted Christ's eternal payment for every single one of my sins which means I'm ready for heaven. My precious Saviour is not going to go back on His word. No saint is any better than any other. It is finished (John 19:30).