Daily Truth host addresses listener support challenges caused by algorithmic suppression before pivoting to a ruthless theological confrontation with sin. Asserting that anxiety violates the command "be anxious for nothing," he identifies fear as disobedience, noting how recent sanctification exposes lingering sins despite prior progress. Urging believers to kill their sin through grace and mortify the flesh, the episode concludes by requesting five-star reviews to ensure biblically faithful content reaches those raising children in the fear of the Lord. [Automatically generated summary]
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Fear and Admonition of the Lord00:04:09
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We must be ruthless with our own sin.
Some of you, the reason why you are still enslaved to certain sins.
It's because you are far too gentle with your sin.
You deal so kindly and tenderly toward your sin.
Deal kindly and tenderly towards others, but be ruthless with your own sin.
Deal the death blow.
Don't just seek to manage, don't just seek to subdue.
To kill.
Kill your sin.
Mortify the flesh.
Put sin to death by grace.
Ruthlessly.
Many of us are far too merciful toward our sin and particularly the sin of fear.
And you heard me right.
The sin of fear.
Fear the Bible teaches us, brothers and sisters, be anxious for nothing.
The language biblically there is not a suggestion or helpful counsel at certain times and seasons, it is a command, which means to do otherwise is disobedience.
Be anxious for nothing, it's an all inclusive command.
Meaning that if you are anxious for anything, you're disobeying.
Once again, this is another area where I have struggled immensely.
Now, by God's grace, this is an area where He has sanctified me so much.
And yet, I realized that in a really unique way, just over the last month, this area where by God's grace and by His grace alone, I've seemingly gained so much victory over the past few years.
And all of a sudden, God will bring circumstances into your life that will just kind of dispel the darkness just enough to show you the sin that still remains.
It doesn't mean that you haven't made any progress.
It doesn't mean that the Lord has not been faithful to sanctify you.
But it means that the Lord is allowing some kind of circumstance, something to happen in your life, so that the sin that remains, although less than it previously was, because real victory has taken place, it still is bubbling to the surface in such a way that it becomes so visible.
Blatantly apparent.
Fear.
That's something that the Lord has revealed.
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