Tuesday, February 18, 2014

What does it mean that a Christian is a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17)?





Answer: The new creation is described in 2 Corinthians 5:17: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” The word “therefore” refers us back to verses 14-16 where Paul tells us that all believers have died with Christ and no longer live for themselves. Our lives are no longer worldly; they are now spiritual. Our “death” is that of the old sin nature which was nailed to the cross with Christ. It was buried with Him, and just as He was raised up by the Father, so are we raised up to “walk in newness of life” (Romans 6:4). That new person that was raised up is what Paul refers to in 2 Corinthians 5:17 as the “new creation.”



To understand the new creation, first we must grasp that it is in fact a creation, something created by God. John 1:13 tells us that this new birth was brought about by the will of God. We did not inherit the new nature, nor did we decide to re-create ourselves anew, nor did God simply clean up our old nature; He created something entirely fresh and unique. The new creation is completely new, brought about from nothing, just as the whole universe was created by God ex nihilo, from nothing. Only the Creator could accomplish such a feat.



Second, “old things have passed away.” The “old” refers to everything that is part of our old nature—natural pride, love of sin, reliance on works, and our former opinions, habits and passions. Most significantly, what we loved has passed away, especially the supreme love of self and with it self-righteousness, self-promotion, and self-justification. The new creature looks outwardly toward Christ instead of inwardly toward self. The old things died, nailed to the cross with our sin nature.

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Monday, February 17, 2014

Ann Windsor Publications: "Is A Life Of Wellness Possible And How Do You Achieve it?"



Physical healing......possible?  Yes.

Personally, I have lived a life of wellness.

I learned early in my Christian life that by Jesus stripes' healing for my body had been made available to me.

Not having been taught against it, I embraced this teaching.  By faith in the Work of the Cross, I have been healed many times.  The last healing, major, was from breast cancer.

I am offering to you the truths that I have learned and stood on for many years.


This is a large 8.5 x 11 workbook in larger printer.  Read it.  Write in it.  Highlight it.  Engraft it's truth into your heart.  Put it on your tongue.  Lay hands on yourself and practice what you read.

This is for 'feeding'  and 'doing' not just reading.


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Ann Windsor Publications: "Is A Life Of Wellness Possible And How Do You Achieve it?"

Ann Windsor Publications: "Eternal Life - What Is It?"

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You will be glad you did!  This is a small book, 6 x 9 inches, 46 pages, but the information in it will change your life.  Eternal life isn't living forever....all human beings will live forever as we are spirits.

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Ann Windsor Publications: "Eternal Life - What Is It?"