There is no condemnation to those who are in Messiah Jesus.

What does it mean? How do we walk it out?

This is Michael Brown, this entire month.

We're focusing on the beauty of holiness and helping us as believers,

not to fall into the ditch of legalism on the one side or license on the other side,

not to fall prey to condemnation and the weight of a burden that is not

from God, but to enjoy the liberating power of holiness.

Our textbook through the week, through the month, go and sin no more, filled with scripture

and every quote, every principle, every teaching, we're going through this month.

It's all found in the book.

There was a great hymn by Charles Wesley, the brother of John Wesley, and he was the famous

hymn writer between them.

And can it be?

And if you know it, I only found out about it in the second church.

We didn't sing it in the first church

where I was saved from 71 to 77, but began to sing it in the next church, 77 to 82. It's a

classic older hymn. You don't hear it that much these days. And can it be that I should gain

an interest in the Savior's blood? Died he for me who caused his pain?

For me? Who him to death pursued? Amazing love. How can it be that thou, my God, shouldst die for me?

Listen to this. Listen to this.

Long my imprisoned spirit lay, fast bound in sin and nature's night.

Thine eye diffused a quickening ray.

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