Who You Are “In Christ”
Eph. 1 • II Co. 5:17 • Col. 1:13 • Rom. 5:12
- You Have a Legal Right
- On the grounds of Jesus’ victory over Satan, you have a legal right to all Jesus accomplished:
- Eternal life
- Victory over Satan; sin, sickness, fear…
- A home in heaven
- Use of the name of Jesus in prayer
- The Father’s care and protection
- A son’s place in the family
- A redeemed body at the appearing of Jesus
- On the grounds of Jesus’ victory over Satan, you have a legal right to all Jesus accomplished:
- What “In Adam” and “In Christ” Mean
- All living humans are either “in Adam” or “in Christ.”
- Picture two houses, two-worlds – your choice.
- Being “in Christ” is a result of the new birth.
- One-third of you is in heaven right now. Eph. 1:3
- Accept Who You Are “In Christ”
- Highlight the 134 references to “in Christ,” “in Whom” and “in Him” throughout Ephesians and the New Testament.
- Reject all feelings or comments contrary to God’s Word.
- A word-ruled mind says: “I’m not moved by what I feel or see.” II Co. 5:7
- Not future tense. You are these things NOW.
- Agree With What God Says About You
- Take the New Testament seriously.
- Become God-inside minded.
- You are righteous! Settle this in your heart.
- God sees you through the blood. So must you. Eph. 1:7
“Righteousness is the ability to stand in the presence of the Father without the sense of guilt, condemnation, or inferiority (as though sin had never existed).”