What if holiness is not something you are trying to achieve, but something Jesus already made true about you?

<span style="color: rgb(241, 241, 241); font-family: Roboto, Arial, sans-serif; white-space: pre-wrap; background-color: rgb(15, 15, 15);">What if holiness is not something you are trying to achieve, but something Jesus already made true about you?
What if New Covenant holiness is not God saying, “Become acceptable so I can receive you,” but God saying, “I have already received you in Jesus, now live from who you really are”?
In this episode of Grace Uncensored, we expose one of the biggest pieces of Christian double-talk: saying believers are holy while teaching them to chase holiness like they do not have it.

Holiness is a big deal in the Bible. But under the New Covenant, holiness is not a ladder you climb so God will accept you. It is the fruit of a new identity God has already given you in Christ.

We’ll talk about why Old Testament prayers like Psalm 51 can confuse believers when read without a New Covenant lens, why Hebrews says believers have been made holy once for all, and why grace does not produce laziness. Grace trains us to live free.

If you have ever felt like holiness meant pressure, performance, fear, or trying to stay acceptable to God, this episode is for you.

In Christ, you were washed.
You were sanctified.
You were justified.
You were made holy.
And now grace teaches you to live from who you already are.

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