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How to Kill Indwelling Sin | John Owen Rock Anthem

Get the new "Be Killing Sin" T-Shirt designed by Restore Graphics here 👉 https://reformedanddangerous.com This video is sponsored by Restore Graphics. They provide Christ-centered branding and custom visual identities specifically for churches. Helping pastors replace DIY stress with a professional, timeless look that captures their unique vision and mission. If your church needs branding or design work, definitely go check them out. Restore Graphics 👉https://restore.graphics ----------------------------------- Follow on Social Media ➡️X: https://x.com/ReformedRap ➡️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReformedRap/ ----------------------------------- 🎧Streaming Options🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/artist/16nzYmnDybx74bijgsoMdC Apple music → https://music.apple.com/us/artist/reformed-and-dangerous/1842713775 Amazon Music → https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FSWZ9JVJ/reformed-and-dangerous ----------------------------------- Lyrics How shall a man conquer the sin that doth so easily beset him? There is but one remedy:Behold the glory of Christ—for this alone transformeth the soul. I strove against sin with a resolute hand Yet found it abiding wherever I stand I wounded the branch, yet nourished the root And labored in vain for sanctified fruit I ordered my steps, I governed my ways Yet inward corruption would not be allayed For sin, though opposed, did secretly thrive And fed upon strength I thought was alive I spake of the cross, yet dim was my sight I walked in the truth, yet lacked in the light For knowledge I had—but not the behold— A form without fire, a faith that was cold What strength hath man… to conquer within? What sword can slay… indwelling sin? Show me Thy glory—I turn not away Break all my idols—consume what I’ve made One sight of Thee—and all things grow dim Christ my portion, my treasure, my King Open mine eyes—let my heart be undone All that I am falls before the Son If I behold Thee—I’ll never remain Christ my Redeemer—my joy and my gain Not by the will, nor the strength of the flesh Nor by the striving of all I possess Sin is not slain by the edge of my hand But dies when Thy glory I rightly understand The more that I see Thee, the less I desire The fleeting affections that once were my fire For beauty like Thine doth capture the will And silence the lusts I once would fulfill Fix thou thine eyes when temptation draws near Call to thy mind what thy Savior holds dear Set Him before thee in Word and in prayer Christ is not distant—He meets with thee there Cut off the paths that would lead thee to fall Starve the affections that answer sin’s call For what thou beholdest shall master thy will Either for glory—or dragging thee still Show me Thy glory—I turn not away Ruin my idols—consume what I’ve made One sight of Thee—and all things grow dim Christ my portion, my treasure, my King Open mine eyes—let my heart be undone All that I am falls before the Son Till faith turns to sight and I finally see Christ in His glory—eternally We become… what we behold… Then fix mine eyes…upon the Son…

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