L—3 11/12/24 summary answers

 Hi Dini, below is where we stopped in our Bible reading together, if you are still interested. Blessings. Bet

Summary of Lesson 3: RECOGNIZE the conflict between your desire to get your selfish way and the Spirit’s desire to teach you God's Ways. REMEMBER the source of this inner struggle is between your sinful habits and the Holy Spirit. REJECT daily the impulses to sin against God and others. RELY on the Spirit’s power through continuous prayer to produce genuine love, forgiveness, and wisdom in your life.
Lesson 3A: The Goal of the Christian Life
What does it mean to be a Christian? One thing it means is that Christians have been "set apart" or "separated" from the world so they can belong to God. The New Testament Greek word for "set apart" can be translated as "holy" or "saint" or "sanctified". Every true believer in the Lord Jesus Christ is 'holy', a 'saint', 'sanctified', 'separated' from sin and the world and a member of the family of God. The goal of our Christian life is to grow in holiness, grow in separation from sin, grow as a saint, grow in sanctification. The New Testament uses all these ideas to explain to us that the goal of our life is to become more and more holy like the Lord Jesus in all our thoughts, words, emotions, and actions.
1. What does Jesus pray for His disciples in John 17:15-19?
2. What is the goal of the Apostle Paul in Galatians 4: 19?
3. How should we behave according to the Apostle Peter in 1 Peter 1:15?Hi Dini, below is where we stopped in our Bible reading together, if you are still interested. Blessings. Bet
Summary of Lesson 3: RECOGNIZE the conflict between your desire to get your selfish way and the Spirit’s desire to teach you God's Ways. REMEMBER the source of this inner struggle is between your sinful habits and the Holy Spirit. REJECT daily the impulses to sin against God and others. RELY on the Spirit’s power through continuous prayer to produce genuine love, forgiveness, and wisdom in your life.
Lesson 3A: The Goal of the Christian Life
What does it mean to be a Christian? One thing it means is that Christians have been "set apart" or "separated" from the world so they can belong to God. The New Testament Greek word for "set apart" can be translated as "holy" or "saint" or "sanctified". Every true believer in the Lord Jesus Christ is 'holy', a 'saint', 'sanctified', 'separated' from sin and the world and a member of the family of God. The goal of our Christian life is to grow in holiness, grow in separation from sin, grow as a saint, grow in sanctification. The New Testament uses all these ideas to explain to us that the goal of our life is to become more and more holy like the Lord Jesus in all our thoughts, words, emotions, and actions.
1. What does Jesus pray for His disciples in John 17:15-19?
2. What is the goal of the Apostle Paul in Galatians 4: 19?
3. How should we behave according to the Apostle Peter in 1 Peter 1:15?

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