The idea is becoming popular once again that because of the fact that when Jesus died all our sins were still future, this means that all our future sins are already forgiven.
This can make people become totally unconcerned about whether they fall into sin or not. The reasoning is simple: "If my future sins are already forgiven, I am free to commit these sins, knowing that I will not be condemned because of them".
I have had some of the most beatiful experiences from God I was even filled with his holy spirit. Still I have fallen .I live eah day with the thought that I will over come. Many people say that I have to give it all to God, but i know for a fact that I have to take the steps to over come too. Still I fail to take those steps. I give in beause at the moment I enjoy the sin but then as always when the sin is over I am ashamed and fallen.I have dealt with certain sins my whole life. Thoughts that others put in my head and in time filled my heart and eah day I try to over ocme, but I ant .
Original Sin is the sin of Adam in eating the forbidden fruit, but it also refers to doctrines concerning the results of that sin on humanity at large – in how it corrupted our race. In some Christian traditions, mankind is considered to be actually guilty of the sin of Adam itself.
Do Christians sin? Do Christians sin willfully? What happens if a Christian sins wilfully? Are there different types of sin.
All these questions are really important.
I am fully aware that what I say in this article may be controversial to some, and not go far enough for others. But I think its very important that we are faithful to what the Scriptures say on this issue.
The Bible Contains Examples of Christians Who Sinned
The doctrine of "original sin" is a very difficult one. Unfortunately, the Scriptures are not explicit in detailing the universal condition of men and the complexities and dynamics of how Adam's sin affected his posterity. Nonetheless, I do believe there are some theological absolutes.
I hold to what I refer to as a "modified view of original sin", namely:
Dear Friends,
For my baptism, instead of standing up and giving my testimony, I felt God inspire me to put it in the form of a slideshow. The words/saying that came to me was “A picture is worth a thousand words”. I pray that it will inspire and encourage my fellow brothers and sister to hand their lives over to Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, in hope that they will let Him guide their lives and shower them with peace, power and prosperity.
I spent many years hoping and praying that my husband’s attitude would change. I was tired of taking the children to church alone. We strived to live godly lives when it seemed that he didn’t care or even resented us for doing so. I began to harbor great resentment towards my husband for picking fights, punishing the children without cause and for his long-standing addiction to internet pornography.
An interesting article has just come out from Lee Grady called “Say Goodbye to the Untouchable Preachers”. This article is basically an appeal for “charismatic” Christians, or those believing in the present day operation of the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit, to WAKE UP concerning certain high profile ministers who apart from whatever legitimate gifts they have also been doing the wrong thing.
As Christians, we are to be caring for one another. We are all in a battle with the world, the flesh and the devil. And there are times when Christians fall into deliverate sin. Trespasses are serious sins. Paul is talking to Christians here. He says, "Brethren, …". This should make it pretty clear that it is possible for Christians to sin seriously (most of us realise that, but there are extreme positions which claim sinlessness is normal for Christians).
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