Sanctification is a lifelong process. How is it done? Who does it? Included in this post is a table featuring the differences between legal justification and sanctification.
1 Sanctification: The Basics
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2 Disciples Are Filled and Empowered with the Spirit
In Concise Theology, discipleship is another term for sanctification. We need more empowerments and infillings of the Spirit for an inward holy life (deeper sanctification) and outward ministry. After all, the Spirit filled Peter three times (Acts 2:1-4; 4:8, 31). This is a paradigm for us today.
Sec. 9, 1 Introduction to Doctrine of Sanctification and Practice of Discipleship
We move to a new section in Theology 101: The Basics. This post is about sanctification. Later posts in this section will cover the life of the disciple who works, by God’s grace and the Spirit’s empowerment, to live a sanctified life. Included is a table that explains the differences between forensic or declared or legal justification and sanctification.
Sanctification: Past, Present, Future
The moment you are saved, Christ becomes your sanctification. Now he works it out in you in slow, steady progress until the day you die and live again in heaven and then the new earth with your new body, when your sanctification will be completed.
What Is Sanctification?
This topic is really unpopular in the “wilder grace” and “freer grace” Renewal circles. But becoming like Christ is scriptural. Unavoidable. Necessary. And a blessing.
Word Study on Holiness and Sanctification
This is so important to God. It should be to us too.
Sanctification: Can Christians Achieve Sinless Perfection Now?
Some major denominations have taught this. What do the Scriptures say?
How Is Sanctification Done?
God has his part, but we have our part too. What’s the balance?
Bible Basics on Sanctification and Holiness
These are the basics of this neglected biblical doctrine—this doctrine that becomes a reality in your life.
Dr. Jim's Essential Bible Teaching 