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I have been praying, and was lead to pray again today. I have also asked my church to pray for you and your niece. Keep me informed. We also prayed for your faith to know it was God when you are healed.

There are many Christians that still have a sin nature. I know I did for the first 30 years that I was a Christian. But Jesus said, "you MUST be born again of the Spirit. What is born again is our nature. The sin nature came from Satan when Adam willfully sinned and that cursed his descendants...

I saw you weren't understanding some of my points, so went back to one of your earlier posts where the confusion seems to have begun. Romans 1:16-17 shows a statement that few understand. From faith to faith. It has to do with the roles Jesus plays in our faith. Here is the simplest way I can...

I'm saying that the Ten Commandments everyone knows, therefore would be a willful sin; a known action of the flesh. And the list goes further than just ten. Check Galatians 5:19-21 to see if we really are a Christian or not. After our past sins are cleansed and the sin nature is now clean, we do...

What I teach is straight from the Bible, and not church fathers, except the apostles, of course. I had to give up all denominations because they all seemed to believe false doctrines regarding sin, the number one reason Jesus came to earth. 1 John 3:5 "And He was manifested to take away our sin...

My unhealthy pursuit? What, more ad hominems? More hypocrisy? Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. And more bad doctrine? Romans 3:31 "Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law." Here again willful sinning while being under...

Numbers 15:22-29 is a sacrifice for unintentional sins. Leviticus 5:15 says “If a person commits a trespass, and sins unintentionally in regard to the holy things of the Lord, then he shall bring to the Lord as his trespass offering a ram without blemish from the flocks, with your valuation in...

Unintentional sins are NOT sins of the flesh. You still need to learn the difference. All lusts of the flesh are willful.

Actually, yes, it does make you sinless/righteous, as sinlessness has to do with the cleansing of all your PAST willful sins. Does it make you perfect. No, unless all of the fruit of the Spirit have been matured and Jesus has perfected you and you have forgiven everyone who has sinned against...

I just explained that in the post you are responding to. Unintentional sins are immature fruit that you commit while walking in the Spirit. Jesus acts also as the Finisher of our faith maturing the fruit of the Spirit and 1 John 1:7 is only about the cleansing of unintentional sins. Read my post...

I hope @Behold would say the same thing that I did. WHAT SIN? Don't you know that 1 John 1:9 is the same as Acts 2:38 Repent,...and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit." It is to become saved and not commit willful sin, only unintentional imperfections that you don't know about so can't ask...

Sin nature is called "the flesh" and "the old man." It is like "the rapture" which is not in the Bible, but "caught up" is. Romans 7:5-6 "5 For when we were in the flesh, the sinful passions which were aroused by the law were at work in our members to bear fruit to death. 6 But now we have been...

I didn't mock you. Unless, laughing at the Church's interpretation you took personally. I don't teach sinless perfection. They are years apart. But I do teach what Jesus does in us. First taking away our sin nature making us righteous (sinless) as the Author or our faith. And then matures the...

I understand that you don't want to know anything more right now, but to "put it to death" daily, as in "I die daily" is really too funny not to say something. Read it again from somewhere in 1 Cor. 15. The chapter is about the resurrection. And what he doesn't mind doing everyday is break the...

Behold, you must not know a lot about Pentecostalism because, when it comes to sin, they are just as in error as any other Protestant denomination. Catholics less so, but still in error. And the holiness doctrine was mostly what we don't do in our own power. What I believe does not come from any...

We cannot commit a sin unto death, UNLESS, we do not "keep" ourselves, because we just don't want to. A nonChristian wants to. But it does say that one born of God does keep themselves 1 John 5:18. Righteous desires from God replace old desires. And the more mature we are in Christ, the easier...

I see you have grown in knowledge since you first came to us. The only thing you are holding on to is your statement: "the sin nature (the flesh) is not removed from the believer in this life. Instead, it is crucified, rendered powerless, and no longer your master, though it still exists until...

The difference between a born again Christian and a Christian in name only who has not yet been born again has to do with sins unto death. A sinner NEEDS Jesus and is part of today's church doctrine. A born again Christian to whom the desire to commit sins unto death has been TAKEN AWAY...

Good thoughts and you have a heart for what is truth, and not just hating me for bringing up the truth like a few on the forums over the years who have never been brought out of their easy greasy grace theology they cling to to justify themselves and their pleasures. As for our free will that...

I see you've been taught that the body holds sin in it. Jesus taught us to be perfect. You haven't been taught what it means to be actually born again of the Spirit. That is now while we are alive and has NOTHING to do with our body and why our nature can be cleansed from ALL UNRIGHTEOUSNESS...