The sermon titled "Put Off The Old Man, Put On The New," preached by Paul Mahan, primarily addresses the Reformed doctrine of sanctification as presented in Ephesians 4:21-32. The key arguments emphasize the transformative journey of the believer, outlining the necessity to discard the "old man" of sinful nature and to embrace the "new man" who is created in Christ's image. Mahan cites Ephesians 4:22-24 to support his assertion that true conversion results in a new life characterized by holiness and righteousness, distinct from worldly behaviors driven by deceitful desires. The practical significance of this transformation highlights the believer's call to live in alignment with the Spirit’s leading, fostering a lifestyle that honors God and reflects Christ’s love and righteousness in their speech and actions.
“Put off concerning the former conversation of life, the old man, is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts.”
“It's a denial of the work of the Holy Spirit. It's a denial of the new birth to deny these things.”
“If you really love Christ, you'll want to be just like Him. And you'll never be satisfied until you are.”
“Without Him, you can do nothing. But with Him, all things.”
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