On todays Show Jimmy, James, Chris and Glenn delved into the concept of post-justification sin, questioning if it exists. Speaker 1 introduced the idea, while Speaker 2 argued against the notion that believers are predetermined to sin continually. They explored biblical references, such as Genesis 4:6-7 and 1 John 2:1-6, emphasizing that while believers will sin, they should strive for holiness. The conversation also touched on the importance of sanctification, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the need for repentance. They concluded that while believers may fail, they should not use this as an excuse to sin, as God's grace and forgiveness are available through perseverance and obedience. The discussion emphasized the distinction between pleasure and satisfaction, likening the Christian walk to the effort required in mastering a skill like baseball or piano. Sanctification was described as the removal of sin's power, achieved through seeking Christ's mind. The conversation also addressed the misconception that minor sins can lead to loss of salvation, stressing grace's sufficiency. An example from the movie "Apostle" illustrated that one's freedom, not salvation, is lost in certain situations. The podcast will continue on the road in Bryan, Texas, with future topics on futurist themes. Don't Miss It.