Archive for August, 2007

Israel, Covenant Theology, Theological, Audio, Notes / Summary, Article, Shane Becker

Christ’s Glorious Covenant - Notes, Audio, Video

Treasuring Christ Fellowship Camp
Mt Tamborine 17-19 August 2007

NOTES
1.  Cover Pages
2.  Related Web Sites
3.  New Covenant - What’s New
4. Covenants Table
5.  Sabbath Timeline
6.  New Covenant Promised
7.  New Covenant Pictured
8.  New Covenant Privileges
9.  New Covenant Person
10.  New Covenant Power

Extras

11.  Understanding Israel
12.  The Two Covenants by
Andrew Murray

13.  Oar, That’s Hard

All Notes - Zip File

AUDIO
1.  New Covenant Promised - Joe
2.  New Covenant Pictured - Joe
3.  New Covenant Privileges - Shane
4.  Journey to Chayah - Mick
5. New Covenant Person - Joe
6. New Covenant Power - Shane

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Shane Becker

Gospel Sanctification 6 - Objections Stated

The following is an objection I received to some of the tenents of ‘Gospel Sanctification’ that I’ve been espousing.  Although I disagree with these objections they are well stated, come from a sincere brother, and represent the very issues I personally struggled with for some time. So here it is as I received it:

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Hi Shane,

I’m thankful that the Lord has given us many powerful motives in the form of doctrinal truths (indicatives) as reasons why we should obey Him.

However, would you agree that the Bible uses an indicative to motivate only some imperatives? But, other imperatives are given with no motives, just sheer duty?

Do you believe it’s OK to obey God out of duty, with no conscious motive? (No, that’s not “Phariseeism” or “legalism.” Christ rebuked the Pharisees for obeying from sinful motives, not NO motives.)

Can I suggest that much if not most of our obedience is without conscious motives? Every day we obey our Lord from disciplined habits of godliness. And, you know what? That’s not a sin.

Sure, I prefer to stop and think about why I should obey. But, we often don’t have time to think. And, God accepts our obedience in Christ, whether from conscious motives or no motives.

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I’ll give my response to these challenges over my next few posts.

Yours in Christ-

Shane.