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Believer, beware of Satan's ministers who try to belittle or redefine God's super-abounding Grace that saves us from from sin - those who use terms like "hyper-Grace" in a negative manner to keep you from experiencing God's superabounding Grace that is too much for any sin to withstand. God does not give you just enough Grace to deal with your sins. Believer, it is HYPER-ABOUNDING Grace that stamps out sin where sin increases. Romans 5:20 tells us:  "The Law came in so that the transgression would increase; but where sin increased, grace abounded all the more," See the Amplified Classic Version: "But then Law came in, [only] to expand and increase the trespass [making it more apparent and exciting opposition]. But where sin increased and abounded, grace (God’s unmerited favor) has surpassed it and increased the more and superabounded," Wolves in sheep's clothing will never tell you that keeping the law in order t

Someone asked this question on Quora:  What does the Bible say about self-blame?I beat myself up a lot whenever I make a mistake and decide that I deserve to not live in life sometimes. Are there any helpful Bible verses for this?  And here's the response to it: What you have described in your question is spiritual warfare. It is not fought in some demonic coven, a church building or by trading words with evil spirits.  It is a battle for your mind.  What you are going through is a part of the process by which Satan the accuser and our adversary ensnares and devours his prey - the same process that Judas went through after betraying Jesus; Judas killed himself. It is the same process that Peter went through after he committed a similar sin of betraying Jesus and not only lived but was restored and strengthened by Christ. Only by God's grace do we get to overcome. Satan is not called “ the accuser”  for nothing;  HaSatan  is literally  prosecutor at law  in Hebrew. Prosecut

The benefits of repentance? We get to be borne on Christ's shoulders (the place of Strength) where we have unfettered access to every single promise of God for the righteous throughout our journey here on earth. Through Christ, we get to live in triumph over sin and death -  the same death process that Adam died which began on the day that he sinned:  all earthly ills are symptoms of death. But what is Repentance? When many of us, even believers, think of the word Repentance, the following steps come to mind: Feeling really bad because we sinned Promising ourselves and telling God that we will not do it again Making the decision to live a holy life from now on Doing our best to right our wrongs in order to get back into God's good books. But did you notice that there is no Saviour Jesus in this equation? Jesus does not do anything in this definition of repentance. Did you notice that Judas who betrayed Christ went through those “repentance" phases? This is a J