In his sermon "Walk As Dear Children Of God," Paul Mahan examines the doctrine of sanctification as instructed in Ephesians 5:1-17. He emphasizes the necessity for believers to live in a manner consistent with their identity as children of God, marked by love and holiness. Mahan draws on Ephesians 2 to contrast the pre-conversion life characterized by sinful desires with the transformed life in Christ, underscoring that true Christian conversion leads to a tangible change in behavior. He references key Scriptures, including Ephesians 4:1-3 and 1 Thessalonians 4:3-4, to stress the importance of walking in obedience and love as evidence of genuine faith. The sermon holds significant practical implications for the church, challenging believers to reject worldly values and pursue a lifestyle that reflects their new identity in Christ, thereby glorifying God in their lives.
“As dear children, obedient child. I want to be an obedient child in my heavenly Father. It's my reasonable service. Walk in love.”
“What God does is forever. Is God able to keep us from falling? Is he able to do all things? Yes, he does.”
“Let no man deceive you. This you know. They don't have any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ God.”
“Awake thou that sleepest. This world lulls us to sleep, doesn't it? Carnal sense of security. Don't become insensitive to sin.”
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