The Believer's Struggle With Sin,pt2-Rom 7:14-25

C.E.B. Cranfield said, "The more seriously a Christian strives to live from grace and to submit to the discipline of the Gospel, the more sensitive he becomes to the fact of his continuing sinfulness, the fact that even his very best acts and activities are disfigured by the egotism which is still powerful within him--and no less evil because it is often more subtly disguised than formerly." In other word, the more a Christian understands the exceeding sinfulness of sin and the exceeding holiness of God, the struggle may have more of an aspect of intensity to it. It takes time to learn and grow, and the more a believer learns of the depths of God's majesty, the more repulsed by his own sin he becomes. Until the Christian reaches his glorified state where he is rescued from sin's presence, he will be in a perpetual state of dissatisfaction and discontent over the sin that he still gives way to. To learn more of "The Believer's Struggle With Sin" (Rom 7:14-25), join us on Sunday for part 2 of this study!