Thank you so much for joining us on the line of fire. Michael Brown here. We're going to have an

unforgettable day today on the broadcast as we talk about the difference between saints and sinners.

And you're going to be infused today with faith and with truth and with courage. And I believe for many,

it's going to help start to remove that cloud of condemnation,

that burden that always keeps you down.

It's going to start to lift as you get showered with truth from the Word of God.

That dry ground is going to start to become fertile and wet and rich and plants and flowers

and life can grow out of the soil of your heart as that cloud of condemnation gets off of your

back. Remember, all this month, we're teaching out of the book, Go and Sin No More, every single lesson that we've had so far, every single scripture we've quoted, every single quote, they're all found in this book, the line of fire.

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Okay, here's what I'm going to do.

Since the way that the New Testament addresses us as believers is saints, not sinners, holy ones.

Those set apart to God, called holy and called to be holy.

Again, look in 1st Corinthians 1.

Paul doesn't say to all the sinners in Corinth, and he could have because there's a lot of sin in there.

But to the saints in Corinth, to the holy ones in Corinth,

set apart to be holy, called to be holy. What I want to underscore is that we should have the

mentality, not that we are sinners, miserable sinners who always do the wrong thing,

who never get it right, who are always getting God grieved. We should have the mentality.

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