In this audio message, David Bercot reads two of John Wesley’s works: The Error of Imputed Righteousness and How Christians Should Dress. Wesley strongly opposed the teaching that Christ’s blood does not actually deliver us from sin, but rather simply covers us so that we continue to live in sin. He also strongly preached that if we have truly been born again, it should be reflected in how we dress.
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In this audio message, David Bercot reads two of John Wesley’s works: The Error of Imputed Righteousness and How Christians Should Dress. Wesley strongly opposed the teaching that Christ’s blood does not actually deliver us from sin, but rather simply covers us so that we continue to live in sin. He also strongly preached that if we have truly been born again, it should be reflected in how we dress.
60 minute audio message
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