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What is the significance of being purged from our past sins?

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Being purged from past sins holds significant importance as it allows believers to stand before God guilt-free and live in holiness.

The act of being purged from past sins is transformative for believers. The sermon illustrates that once our consciences are cleansed by Christ's blood, we develop a deep-seated shame about our former lives. This purging leads to a desire for holiness and an aversion to sin, akin to wanting to keep a cherished garment unsoiled. As Christians, our understanding of sin shifts so that we become 'jealous' over our consciences, seeking to maintain purity in our lives. Furthermore, this purging guarantees that we can enjoy fellowship with God, knowing our past guilt has been dealt with and we are free to pursue a life that brings glory to Him.
Scripture References: Romans 6:21-22

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