Mindfulness
New birth in mind
Lesson to be learned: John 3: 1-12
Text to memorize:
John 3: 3 "Verily, verily, I say unto you, except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdoms of God."
INTRODUCTION (INTRODUCTION):
The Bible uses the word "birth" to describe the need for "birth" to receive new life so that we can have a relationship with God beyond moral and religious values.
Rebirth is what everyone needs:
God does not honor human beings on the basis of their status or status. He does not discriminate between the wise, the educated and the poor, the rich or the poor, but all of them as sinners.
1. Everyone is born into sin (Romans 3:23).
We do not sin because of what we do, but our reality is sin.
Banana trees, for example, are not usually planted in cold climates for decoration. However, they are still biologically fruitful. The same tree bears fruit wherever it is planted.
Likewise the heart is filled with the fruits of wickedness. In all cases the fruits may not be visible. But sin emerges in one's life in accordance with the circumstances at the time when the fruit is to be borne. (Jeremiah 17: 9; Galatians 5: 19-21).
2. The fruit of sin is death and judgment (Romans 6:23; Hebrews 9:27).
We reap what we saw its effect must be felt not only in the present life but also in the life of the robot (Galatians 6: 7; Romans 2: 4-6).
Death this death is eternal, both spiritual and physical. Spiritual death is often referred to as the second death. (Revelation 20:14)
3. We must need a savior to escape. (Hebrews 2: 3)
Jesus, who made no sin, made sin for us that he might justly take away the judgment of God which was given against us for our sins. (2 Corinthians 5:21).
Neither our good deeds nor our religious rites are of any use in regaining the relationships we have completely lost in God as written in Genesis.
The new birth is the revelation of the divine act of spiritual conception.
4. Our heart is like a child carrying the word of God through faith. (1 Peter 1:23).
One conceives the Word of God by hearing, believing, and receiving (John 5:24; John 1: 11-12).
Spiritual opinions may not appear in all contexts. But a believer's greater obedience to the Word of God can bring those things out. Being formed in Christ (Galatians 4:19).
Evidence for the New Birth: The Holy Spirit testifies with a believer's heart. (Romans 8: 15-16).
So that we may be happy and feel that our sins are forgiven.
The Holy Spirit informs a believer of the reality of Christ.
Power The power to confess and repent is given to the believer (1 John 1: 9)
Empowered to overcome sin and conquer evil traits.
His outward life changes with new values and new hopes.
Hunger for the Word of God, prayer and fellowship.
He recognizes his status with God and with other believers.
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