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36:17 You're also a saint. So walk into that. Walk into the righteousness that's there for you submitting humbly and obediently to God. Obedience is not to be confused with legalism. Okay? For Me to Live Is Christ
15:39 Therefore, don't be partakers with them. You will have voices on both sides. So, we've got a legalistic bitch. We've talked about this a lot. There's legalism that says, you must do these religious things in this order, in this way in order to be saved. Jesus Is Better Than All of These Things
52:03 You might just devour one another. It's not a good thing. So, brothers and sisters, joining my example, observe those who walk according to pattern that you have in me and Timothy and in us. For many, there are many who walk and this is the other ditch, okay? So, we've got the legalism ditches covered. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
1:01:42 And there's darkness there, it says so. There's profound ignorance to the point of not even be able to see what you can't see, and that breeds licentiousness. Licentious is a big old word. It just means you feel like you got a license to do whatever you wanna do. Licentiousness is the opposite of legalism. First Be, Then Do
39:48 Now, I'm standing over here because the legalistic bitch. For years and years, I've been saying, you've got a legalism that is not the gospel, and you've got licentiousness over here that's not the gospel, and you've got the gospel. And it's the answer for both, but it's not in between the two. Okay? It's the answer for both of them. Sunday May 11th 9am Service (Mother's Day)
1:02:00 Legalism is one ditch that church folks often fall into, but licentiousness is what we fall into when we just feel like I'm going headlong into whatever I want, snorting, doing whatever I want. Like a hog and slop. Just doing whatever you wanna do. Right? Licentiousness, I've got license to do anything and some people even would have the nerve to call that liberty in Christ. First Be, Then Do
55:14 Why did they fuss? Why they insist on those four things? Those Gentiles could do whatever they want to. Yeah, you have freedom in Christ but licentiousness where you're completely licensed to do absolutely anything you think that you want to is one of the ditches that human beings fall into and legalism is the other ditch that we fall into and the gospel is what they presented. It's by grace through faith. Sunday May 11th 11am Service ( Mother's Day)
23:59 He's getting a little stronger. He says, hey, through empty philosophy, deceit, aggravation, take care that no one keeps on defrauding you because they're trying and they're defrauding you of your prize of freedom in Christ Jesus, liberty. Now, that's not licentiousness and that's not legalism but it is an individual relationship with Almighty God through Christ in his spirit. Take care that no one keeps on defrauding you of your prize by delighting in humility and the worship of angels. Can I say another couple of cult situations? Christ Is Good Enough
26:48 Ray talks all the time about staying out of the ditches of licentiousness and legalism and staying in the biblical center and that's right. So, if we've if we've taken that first step, we are assured of our salvation and if we've, if that first step is genuine, we're going to be doing those things over time to submit to the will of the lord but we will mess it up. It's inevitable and when we do, we should be assured of our salvation. We should we should be assured that god does not see us as we are. He sees us through the lens of Christ. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
20:35 If you end up going after whatever you feel like might satisfy deep longing, licentiousness is a good possibility of where you're going to end up in the ditch where you just feel like I can do whatever I want to, nobody can tell me what to do. That's true. You can also end up in the ditch of legalism but that's not what this paragraph is about, right? But if you go for license, you end up practicing uncleanness and things that are just not good for you. And you become more and more alienated from the life of god and that's the way that Paul describes every single one of us for the first three chapters. Walk Worthy: Put Off, Put On
10:44 The traditions, I mean, it's necessary to circumcise them. It's necessary to direct them to keep of the law of Moses and the apostles and the elders came together to look into this matter. Wherever two or three gathered in my name, they are mine in the midst. The apostles and elders said, we do need to consider this. Now, I'm standing over here because the legalistic ditch for years and years, I've been saying, you've got a legalism that is not the gospel and you've got licentiousness over here that's not the gospel and you've got the gospel and it's the answer for both but it's not in between the two, okay? This weeks Sermon May 11th @ First B Jackson
52:29 Be careful lest we fall. In Jesus name, we gather here at this table and we gather around the body and the blood, the life that was perfectly lived in submission to the spirit that is available by your spirit. Access was made by voluntary active submission, the voluntary and substitutionary atonement that Jesus made. Lord God Almighty, we pray right now that you would bless, that you'd bless this little cracker, this representation of the body of Christ as we distribute it lord. And I pray that for all of us, we'd consider our way and we'd consider our walk and lord whether we tend to be church folks who might air on the side of legalism or works. More Noble Minded

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