• Breaking the Cycle of Sin (Part 3) | The Importance of Knowing Who You Are in Christ

  • Nov 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Breaking the Cycle of Sin (Part 3) | The Importance of Knowing Who You Are in Christ

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  • What if you could finally break the cycle that’s been holding you back? The team uncovers six core spiritual obstacles that often keep us trapped. Together, they draw on Romans 7 and 8 to highlight the limitations of relying on the law and emphasize the transformative power found in Jesus. Through the wisdom of Psalm 119, we’ll see how God’s word illuminates our path, helping us make decisions rooted in faith and truth.

    In this episode of Bible, Bros & Brew, we explore one of the enemy’s oldest tricks: sowing doubt about our identity, just as he did with Jesus in the wilderness, saying, “If you be the Son of God…” (Matthew 4:3). David, Lynn, and Phil dig into the scriptures to reveal what it means to embrace our true identity in Christ. By letting go of old, limiting beliefs about ourselves and putting on our new identity in Him, we find freedom and strength to break free from the cycle of sin and live as God intended.

    If this conversation inspires you, please like, subscribe, and join us on YouTube and Instagram for more. Let’s walk this journey of growth and transformation together, exploring God’s promises and stepping into the fullness of our identity in Christ!

    gotbrew@biblebros.net
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