Can you save yourself? Can you change your wrong desires? Can you make yourself have love? Joy? Peace? Can you give your dead spirit life? ABSOLUTELY NOT! But people wear themselves out trying and end up in frustation and depression. In PART 2 we are going to study Galatians Chapter 4 along with a few other pertinent scriptures. You can Rest in the Finished of Jesus Christ.

It seems more and more preachers and teachers are turning to works and performance and denying the Faith that was once delivered to the saints. They are pitting Faith against Obedience, thus negating the work of Jesus Christ and entering into Galatianism, which the Apostle Paul so vehemently warned against. Well, what is it then? Are we SAVED solely by what Jesus accomplished, or must we add to the "FINISHED" work of Jesus Christ and to his GRACE? Let us look at God's Word!

I think we all know that when Jesus died on the Cross He bowed His head and declared, "It Is Finished!" But exactly what was finished? It seems that the work Jesus accomplished on our behalf totally alludes so many believers. Let's get this into our hearts once for all.

What do you do when it seems like the attacks against your life are relentless and you are getting overwhelmed? Does Jesus truly understand and feel the suffering with you? Let's look at His word together.

Who is actually bringing thoughts of condemnation to believers? Is it God, or our own minds?

Under the Old Covenant, the blood of bulls, goats, and lambs COVERED sins looking forward by faith to the offering of JESUS CHRIST. When Jesus Christ came, He TOOK AWAY the sins of the whole WORLD, from Adam to the last human on earth. Still, many Christians view what Jesus did as just another sacrifice that is temporary or incomplete. They are still focused entirely on sin and getting each sin forgiven, even though ALL sins were taken away. They should be focused on Jesus and the NEW LIFE He has given.

Some will try to use the verses in Revelation as proof that a person can lose his salvation. But what does being lukewarm and being spued out of the Lord's mouth really mean?