Keith Craft: The devil isn't concerned about you being converted. He is concerned about you…
The devil isn't concerned about you being converted. He is concerned about you becoming transformed.
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The thought behind the quote
To be “converted” means to change your mind from living life your way and choosing to follow Jesus and His teachings. It means to acknowledge God sent His Son Jesus to die on a cross for your sins. It means to repent of your sins and ask God to forgive you. It means to receive the free gift of God’s grace. It means: “because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Romans 10:9 ESV
To be saved or converted is different than transformation. Transformation happens over time and involves a desire to personally grow and develop in the things of God.
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Transformation happens when... • Your life proves your conversion to be TRUE. • You GROW through what you GO through. • You live the Word of God in your everyday life. • You continually renew your mind with the Word of God. • You put God First with your finances. • You love, care and serve others. • You forgive others who have sinned against you. • You humble yourself by giving up your right to be right. • You choose to be generous. • You become a “living epistle” of who and what Jesus taught.
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