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What is it we need to be saved from?

This sermon concludes a series on the theological concept of becoming what we behold, focusing on the ontological and epistemological aspects of Christian identity. It argues that believers are currently defined as sons of God and saints, moving beyond the self-limiting label of merely being sinners saved by grace. The message contrasts the present partial knowledge of believers with the future complete knowledge that will occur at the resurrection, when the corruptible body is exchanged for an incorruptible one. The central claim is that glorification is achieved through resurrection, while consummation is realized when believers finally see the face of Christ, thereby becoming like Him. This vision of ultimate identity is rooted in the shared essence of the Trinity, where the Spirit convicts, the Father draws, and the Son saves, leading to a final state of reigning with Christ in full glory.

Our nature, essence, and being in the day of resurrection.

The doctrine of the gospel of Jesus Christ; it's subject and purpose.

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