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What is a counterfeit faith?

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A counterfeit faith is one that lacks real conviction and fails to recognize one's need for Christ's righteousness.

Counterfeit faith is characterized by a lack of conviction about one's sin and an absence of true dependence on Christ for salvation. As described in the sermon, those with a counterfeit faith are not broken over their sin, do not hunger for the righteousness of Christ, and believe they have played a role in their own salvation. Genuine faith, on the other hand, is marked by a recognition of our total inability to save ourselves, leading to a heartfelt plea for Christ's redemptive work. True believers demonstrate this by their awareness of their wretchedness and need for God's grace.
Scripture References: Romans 7:24, 1 Corinthians 4:4

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