"It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing." -John 6:63 "Having begun in the Spirit, are you now being made perfect by the flesh?" - Gal. 3:3 #biblestr #christianostr

"...a Christian man has in his faith all that he needs, and needs no works to justify him ... they who imagine that they are fulfilling the law by doing the works of chastity and mercy required by the law (the civil and human virtues), might not be confident that they will ... be saved; they are included under the sin of unbelief, and must either seek mercy or be justly condemned." —Luther, On the Freedom of a Christian #gm #grace #thelawandthegospel #wedistinguish

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Jesus said, "My yoke is easy and My burden is light." (Matt. 11:30). You lose this the minute you make your own works part of the basis on which God declares you righteous in His sight. It doesn't matter if you claim they are works carried out by God's grace. The entire weight of God's perfect law is hung around your neck like a millstone. You must accomplish it to gain eternal life. That is not good news. #christianostr #biblestr #gm

"This free grace of God is always exposed to that charge of antinomianism...If you do not make people say things like that sometimes, if you are not misunderstood and slanderously reported from the standpoint of antinomianism, it is because you do not believe the gospel truly and you do not preach it truly." -D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Eternal life isn't a gift if you can lose it by disobedience. #christianostr #biblestr #gm

A person is justified by faith. A person's faith is justified by works. Don't confuse the two. Distinguish.

The Bible teaches that a person is justified by faith. It does not teach a person is justified by faithfulness.

Good news: Christ is crucified for you. Believe and you have life. Not good news: Christ is crucified for you. You have a chance to reach eternal life if you keep the rules.

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Serious question for the Roman Catholics: What do you do with John 5:24? “Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment, but has passed from death into life." If the person who believes already has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment, then how is it that someone in the position of so-called "initial justification" could lapse and fall into eternal torment (which, as I understand, Rome teaches is possible)?

Have you not heard? #goodnews #reformation #christianostr #biblestr #grownostr

New chicks. #homestead #grownostr #selfsufficiency

Get your deads in. #liftstr #gm

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Nice doe on the ground. #wigundeer #huntstr

Mastering the art of the mobile gym. #nofatgenerals

Bands and rucking by the lakeshore this morning. #gm