The Great Confession > 목회자칼럼

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First, it is declaring what you believe to be true.

Second, it is giving evidence to what you know in your heart.

Third, it is testifying to the truth you have accepted.

But you must know what you are to confess. Confession centers on five areas:

First, what God in Christ did for you in the plan of redemption.

Second, what God through the Word and the Holy Spirit did for you 

in the New Birth and the baptism in the Holy Spirit.

Third, what you are to God the Father.

Fourth, what Jesus is doing for you now, seated at the right hand of the Father, 

where He ever lives to make intercession for you (Heb. 7:25).

Fifth, what God can do through you, or what His Word will do as you speak it.

You can’t confess about things you don’t know anything about. 

If you are a witness in a courtroom, it is what you have seen and heard that stands as evidence. 

Your opinion doesn’t count. What matters is what you know about Jesus and who you are in Him.

Many people know the Lord as their personal savior, 

but they don’t know their privileges in Him. 

When people know and confess who they are in Christ and take advantage of that fact, 

they cannot fail in their Christian life.

Speak God’s Language. Start each day by saying what the Bible says!