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Why is remembering our redemption important for Christians?

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Remembering our redemption reminds us of God's grace and helps us live in thankfulness and obedience.

Remembering our redemption is vital for Christians as it roots our identity in Christ and His grace. Deuteronomy 15:15 emphasizes the necessity of remembering that we were once in bondage but have been set free by the Lord’s redemption. This act of remembrance serves as a constant reminder of what we were by nature and what we have become by grace. It encourages a spirit of thankfulness and obligation to live in a manner worthy of the gospel. Furthermore, understanding our redemption fosters a deeper relationship with Christ and motivates us to share this good news with others, echoing John Newton’s conviction that, having been saved, we should never despair of anyone else's salvation. Our redemption shapes our lives, our worship, and our witness in the world.
Scripture References: Deuteronomy 15:15, Philippians 1:27

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Divine Redemption
Jim Byrd · Feb 28, 2024
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