"Forgiven but Imperfect: Understanding Sin, Forgiveness, and Identity in Christ"

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Podcasts Faith and Religion Forgiveness in Christianity Christian identity Sin and grace Justification and sanctification New creation in Christ God's grace and mercy Ongoing struggle with sin Christian theology Redemption through Christ Spiritual growth Grace and forgiveness Sinner vs. saint Relationship with God Living as a child of God Biblical perspective on sin

Theological Implications:
Forgiven Yet Imperfect: Forgiveness means being justified and free from sin’s eternal penalty, but sanctification is a lifelong process where believers strive to overcome sin’s presence in their lives.
New Identity: Christians are no longer identified as sinners but as forgiven, redeemed, and beloved children of God, even as they acknowledge their ongoing need for God’s grace.

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