SAVED FROM AND SAVED FOR
Jul 8, 2001 PM
Introduction
• We
often speak of “the other side of the coin.”
• There
are many things in life that are two sided.
• Salvation
has its two sides—what we are saved from and what we are saved for.
Saved
From Saved For
We
Are Saved From Hopelessness—Romans 3:23; Job 9:30-35
We
Are Saved For Hope—Romans 8:24-25
We
Are Saved From a Life of Sin—Colossians 3:5-9
We
Are Saved For Godly Living—Colossians 3:10-15
We
Are Saved From Ignorance—I Corinthians 2:14
We
Are Saved For Knowledge—I Corinthians 2:15-16
We
Are Saved From Satan’s Ownership—Romans 6:8-11
We
Are Saved For God’s Service—Romans 6:12-13
We
Are Saved From Law—Romans 6:14; James 2:10; cf. I Corinthians 9:21
We
Are Saved For Grace—Romans 6:14; 5:1-2; cf. I Timothy 1:9-11
We
Are Saved From the Oldness of the Letter—Romans 7:5-6; cf. Romans 7:14
We
Are Saved For the Newness of the Spirit—II Corinthians 3:1-6
We
Are Saved From Works—Romans 4:1-8; cf. Romans 9:30-32
We
Are Saved For Works—James 2:14-26
We
Are Saved From Alienation—Ephesians 2:1-3
We
Are Saved For God’s Family—Ephesians 2:19-22
Conclusion
• Indeed,
we are twice blessed.
• God has
delivered us from all that would defeat us and harm us.
• He has
delivered us for all things that are good.
• Let us,
therefore, never look back, but always live in newness of life!
Edwin
7/8/01
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