Sometimes we followers of Christ are guilty of just wanting to be zapped into newness.

You know what I mean? Sometimes people just want abracadabra new.

You know, and we mean well, but that's not practical, and Paul writes a very practical

letter here.

One day, we will be free from temptation, free from sin, and will be made new once and for

all.

But that's what the Bible calls glorification, and it comes later on.

Sanctification, on it comes later on.

Sanctification, on the other hand, happens right now and never stops until we meet Jesus face to face.

It is a lifelong process, and it requires us to be voluntary participants in the work God is trying to do within us.

On today's Destin for Victory, we'll take an in-depth look at what sanctification is all about.

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the process of becoming new.

Newness requires intentionality on our part. Sometimes we, followers of Christ, are guilty of just

wanting to be zapped into newness. You know what I mean? Sometimes people just want abracadabra new you know and we mean well but

that's not practical and Paul writes a very practical letter here we love it we love suddenlies

you know and you read different passages and suddenly this happened to that that's wonderful and that's what happened in those instances you're reading about.

But that doesn't suggest that everything is a suddenly.

Sometimes it's a gradually, but it's always requiring intentionality.

Now, there are zap moments. I know people who were zapped away from

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