Take Up Your Cross? (Not what you think it means) | Theocast

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• BR

  @brandonblanks9610 · 3 years ago

  Nothing in my hands I bring, simply to the cross I cling. Praise His name

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• TH

  @themelaman · 2 years ago

  Brothers,<br><br>Your teaching has as of this moment changed my life. I have struggled with my assurance for three decades. You&apos;ve cleared out the cloudiness and the smoke from so much false teaching. <br><br>And how I know this is of God is because as I listen to you tonight for the first time ever, you are presenting to the amen inside my soul the gospel as it is meant to be, putting all the emphasis on Christ Jesus. I see him clearly now, the loving Savior who took our sins with him to the cross, and walking this Earth said, here I am, come follow me, you broken wretched sinners. I came to make you my friends. <br><br>I have waited so long for this, you have no idea.<br><br>And thank God I&apos;m in a Bible believing, gospel preaching church.

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• TR

  @Tribulation.Saints · 6 months ago

  Christ calls a man to die. Die to himself. Our flesh needs to be crucified. God afflicts you with suffering to mortifying you. To show us the bottomless pit of corruption that we are. The cross is given us in many forms. Tell God you are willing to pick it up and He will afflict you to purify you. Do not escape the sufferings but let GOD work. LET GOD DO THE WORK. SUFFER AND WAIT ON GOD. This is how it is with me. I have come to love the cross after decades of it because Christ meets me there like nowhere else. Thankyou Lord ! Keep working on me.

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• LE

  @LexHeroux · 3 years ago

  Have been bound for years… I mean years. Thank you guys for delivering Truth and for being good students and stewards of the Word. Blessings!!!

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• DW

  @dwaynejohnson4662 · 1 year ago

  @4240. WOWED AGAIN. As soon as I wake up the mental battle begins through the Pharisee in me that mocks or condemns me. Gotta learn to rejoice and rest in Christ&apos;s FINNISHED work and trust in the help of the Holy Spirit for the process of sanctification.

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• PE

  @petarecox1 · 3 years ago

  I appreciate these videos typical lordship salvation teachings made me constantly question my salvation. Paul Washer, John McArthur, and that sort made me feel like since I’m wrestling with sin I’m not saved. It got to the point where I almost reverted back to my old drugged days. Cause what’s the point if you know you’re not saved. I’ve changed so much and the only thing that has changed me was knowing I’m a sinner and that God loves me regardless. His grace makes me want to do better cause I don’t want to take advantage of that. I appreciate teachings on sin and know it’s wrong but I’ve had to constantly remind myself that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. I could never get any reassurance no matter how much I’ve changed and I’ve left 95% of the things I was doing behind but felt like since I struggle with sin I wasn’t saved. Thanks guys love you and your content

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• AU

  @autisticheadscarf · 5 years ago

  WOW this was so refreshing and totally opposite to what I’ve been taught! I can’t thank y’all enough for the work you do to help us weary saints find true rest in Christ. Constantly praying for this podcast to blow up and reach others who have also been burdened by piety, excess self-examination, calvingelicalism, etc. 🙏🏻

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• JI

  @jimijames7703 · 12 days ago

  God Bless you 🙏🏼

• LA

  @laikwanstone8929 · 3 years ago

  Friends, brethren, I don’t have the words to thank you enough. This changes everything. Soli deo gloria.

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• TR

  @trailblazer3374 · 4 years ago

  Man what a blessing this podcast and especially this episode is to me! Thanks and praying for your churches and family fellas

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• MA

  @mattbrown1888 · 2 years ago

  This was great brothers. Thank you

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• TH

  @Theo-Reader · 4 years ago

  Steve Lawson&apos;s &quot;it will cost you everything&quot; sermon comes to mind

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