Charles Stanley In Touch Daily Devotions 27th January 2022 | Why Do Believers Still Sin?

Charles Stanley In Touch Daily Devotions 27th January 2022 Message

Thursday, Charles Stanley In Touch Daily Devotional 27th January 2022

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TOPIC: Why Do Believers Still Sin?

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE: Romans 7:14-25

In Touch Daily Devotions 27 January 2022 MESSAGE

Once we’re saved, it doesn’t take long to discover that we still sin. This can be confusing because 2 Corinthians 5:17 says, “If anyone is in Christ, this person is a new creation; the old things passed away.” If that verse is true, why do we have the same old sin problem we had before following Christ?

In today’s passage, the apostle Paul describes this struggle in his own life and at one point says, “If I do the very thing I do not want, I am no longer the one doing it, but sin that dwells in me” (Rom. 7:20).

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Although we truly have been made new in our spirit, we continue to live in a fallen world and have a disposition toward sin. What we must understand is that our redemption, which began at salvation, will not be completed until Jesus returns and transforms these sinful bodies to be glorious like His own. (Phil 3:20-21).

At our conversion, we were set free from the penalty of sin, through justification. Now, through sanctification, we are being progressively delivered from the power of sin. But only when we are glorified will we be free from the presence of sin forever.

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Exodus 34-35

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:Though we are saved eternally, the flesh has potential to sin until our lifelong sanctification is complete.

Charles Stanley In Touch Daily Devotions 27th January 2022. He is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church Atlanta and founder of In Touch Ministries, both located in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Stanley’s heart’s desire is to get the gospel to “as many people as possible, as quickly as possible, as clearly as possible, as irresistibly as possible, through the power of the Holy Spirit to the glory of God.