Radio Broadcast Wednesday 12/17/2025

Classic Christianity – Christ Alone – Part 3 – 12-17-25

~ “If we deliberately go on in unbelief after we have received the knowledge of the truth, no further sacrifice for sins remains,” Hebrews 10:26

~ If you are going to walk by Faith today, you are going to have to walk in TRUTH. Those who are in Christ Jesus, God is in the process of renewing our minds with TRUTH. And during this season of deception that we are living in, satan has twisted the meaning of the word of God in so many ways, but the key way has been the lie of forgiveness NOT being finalized at the cross. So how does one correct that? By first of all recognizing that forgiveness was completed at the cross for ALL sins for ALL people, for ALL time by God Himself. He didn’t wait for anyone to ask Him to forgive their sins. He is not in a mode of confessing for forgiveness. And stand firm in that. Don’t let satan try and convince you that only some people’s sins were taken away at the cross. Stop promoting the lie. Be bold in your declaration that it is Finished. God is NOT a vending machine for forgiveness, NOT even once either.

So walk by Faith and tell Him thank you for His forgiveness at the cross. Because thanks giving to God is a true confession of Faith.
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And a certain ruler asked Him, saying, “Good Teacher, having done what, will I inherit eternal life?”
And Jesus said to him, “Why do you call Me good? No one is good, except God alone. Luke 18:18,19

~ “Whoever has the Son has life; whoever does not have the Son of God does not have life.” 1 John 5:12

~ Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life; the one believing in Me, even if he should die, he will live. And everyone living and believing in Me shall never die, to the age. Do you believe this?” John 11:25,26
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Pray to God:

Do you really want to know the WHOLE Truth of what is going on today?

Lord Jesus, teach me the truth of the world today and give me the wisdom to know the truth and identify the lies of the devil. Thank you God.”

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~ “Now, if you were going to walk by faith, if you’re going to walk by faith, you don’t have to, but if you are going to walk by faith, would you ask God as a person who has been redeemed and forgiven, would you ask God to redeem you every day? Why, do you need redemption? No, I got redemption, but before I got redemption, did need redemption, but now I got it. Would it be faith to ask God to give you what you already have? I’m forcing you to think, God forbid, and ask it again. Would it be faith for you to ask God to give you what in him you already have? Don’t see the whole issue is, are you in him? The issue is, have you come to him for him? Have you acknowledged that God, you took away my sins at the cross? Thank you. You ushered in a brand new covenant of grace for me, where, by my sins and lawless acts, I’ll remember no more. You’ll remember no more. And you were raised from the dead in order to give me the only solution to the consequence of sin, which is death, by the gift of God of your life. And I have come to you for life. I was born dead. I don’t care whether you’re born a Baptist or Presbyterian or whatever it is, you know, don’t become a Christian sitting in church anymore you become a chicken sitting in a head house. Forget that stuff. You come to Jesus for His resurrected life. The only solution to my consequence of sin, which is death, is his resurrected life. I’ve done that now again, in as much as I am now in him, and he is in me. Am I in Christ? You’re in Christ, then in him, what do you have? Redemption. Is it faith to ask him for redemption once you’re in him? Would that be faith? Then, why do you think it’s faith? When you ask him to forgive you? Are you in him? What do you have redemption? What else do you have? Forgiveness of sins? Is that right or wrong?” ~ Bob George

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How do you identify himself? I am the way and the what? The truth and the life. There is no life available to us except his life. There is no truth available to us except his truth, and there is no other way to God except through Him. He said that. No man will ever enter the kingdom of heaven. A part of coming through me that’s either true or it isn’t. You can say no, you got to get baptized. No. Now you’re adding what you do. Now you’ve just added what you do. Salvation has nothing to do with what we do. Nothing. We’re just recipients. All we can do is accept or reject or ignore, but you cannot add to what God did. So there isn’t anything you do that where you need proof, if you need a sign, to prove that you’ve been saved, that’s a repudiation of faith. If you need a sign, then that’s not faith. If I need a sign for something, then I’m not exercising faith in something. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by what? The Word of God. And so he’s told us, I came to this earth to die on a cross for the forgiveness of the sins of the whole world. Do you believe that? You really believe it the whole world back to Adam and forward to eternity? Do you believe that to take away, not cover atonement covered sin. The word atonement is never used in the New Covenant. Atonement covers sin. Jesus came to do something far greater than cover. He came to take away, to take away from the eyes of God, for eternity, the sins of the world. Do you believe that how many of your sins, then, are in the mind of God? How could God be spinning around and putting you out of fellowship when all your sins been taken away from the eyes of God? Now, folks, either when it says he took away the sins of the world, it means he either took them away from the eyes of God, or he took them away from me. And if you knew me, you’d know that ain’t true, and I know you, and I know that isn’t true. So where’d he take them away from? The eyes of God.

So what is God dealing with us? On what basis today? On the basis of new life, on the basis of the indwelling Holy Spirit of God? That’s why the most important day in human history for celebration is Pentecost, the day when the church was born. Happy Birthday church, when this whole spirit of God came to permanently indwell believers. Why did he come to live in us, just to hang around? No, it said he came to lead us into all truth, to guide us into all truth. Well, the first place is going to guide you. You’re no longer under the law. The law is what was guiding you that you can’t follow. Paul said, nothing wrong with the law. It’s good and holy. When it flows through me, it kills me. It’ll do the same to you, if you’re honest, if you’ve lived long enough, if you’ve lived long enough, you’ll find out I can’t do it. And when you find out you can’t do it, you better find out who did. And that’s what Christ came to do, to give us truth, to set us free.

And so in this passage of Scripture, he’s saying, if we deliberately keep on sinning after we have received the knowledge of truth, what are we sinning against? Look at the passage guys and think through Ask God to reveal. If we deliberately keep on sinning after we have received the knowledge of truth, what are we sinning against? The knowledge of truth? What is the knowledge of truth that he’s talking about? The passage is just before that that this is the covenant I will make with them at that time, says the Lord, their sins and lawless acts I will remember no more and where these not will be forgiven, but have been forgiven, there is no longer any what? Sacrifice for sins. You believe that? Do you believe it? There is no more sacrifice for sins. Now, if a sacrifice is the shedding of blood, isn’t it? So without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness. And if there is no more shedding of blood, there is no more forgiveness. And if there’s no more forgiveness, what do you have to conclude? When did I get forgiven? At the cross. How many of us, all of us, while we were yet enemies. We were reconciled to God through the death of his son. How many people were reconciled? All of you, any of you are bookkeepers? How many of you are bookkeepers? Anybody out there a bookkeeper? No one is a bookkeeper. No wonder we’re in such financial trouble. Well, I’ll tell you a bookkeeper. If you were the bookkeeper for a company that had sold me a million dollars worth of merchandise, and I went belly up and I couldn’t pay the debt, and you wanted to balance your books, what would you or reconcile your books? What would you do with that debt? You’d write it off, and therefore you’d be paying a debt that you didn’t know for me who owed a debt that I couldn’t pay. We right or wrong? It would be reconciling your books. Now that’s precisely what God did. He reconciled us unto himself. He wrote it off. He wrote the debt off and said, I will pay it. And when he did, he said, from the cross, what? It is finished. Paid in full. You believe that or not.

If you deliberately keep on sinning. After you’ve received the knowledge of this truth, he says, The only thing you have to look for do is go into hell if you’re going to reject what Jesus did by adding to it or watering it down, there’s no sacrifice for sins left, folks if there was any further forgiveness to be executed on your behalf by God, what would he have to do? I want you to think it through. Let me ask a question again. If there was any further forgiveness to be executed by God on your behalf, what would he have to do? Die again, suffer again, be humiliated again. Is he going to do that? Perhaps that’s why he cried out from the cross. It’s finished. I did it once. I did it for all. How many of you know the passage? How many of you think Jesus is coming back? How many of you think he’s coming back? Or what’s it say about that? When Jesus comes back, he’s not coming back to bear sin, but to bring salvation for those who are waiting for him. Why isn’t he coming back to bear sin? For goodness sakes. We’ve all sinned. We’ve been sinning for 2000 years. Because he’s already done it. He did it once. He did it for all and he said it’s finished.

The Bible tells us in him now, what does in him mean? In his resurrected life, you go to the cross. You go through the cross to the empty tomb, and there you find Jesus waiting for you Come unto me, all of you who labor and are heavy laden, and I’ll give you rest and peace for your soul. There you find Jesus. Who do you go to? Jesus. You don’t come to him for what he did for you at the cross. You come to him for him. And it says in him, you have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. I just quoted a verse I’m not misquoting. In Him, you have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. How many of you are in him? Okay. What do you have? Redemption. What else do you have? Now, when you have something, that means you got it, right? I don’t halfway have it. If I got something, I got it. So in him, are you in him? Then what is just at least two of your possessions, redemption, the forgiveness of sins.

Now, if you were going to walk by faith, if you’re going to walk by faith, you don’t have to, but if you are going to walk by faith, would you ask God as a person who has been redeemed and forgiven, would you ask God to redeem you every day? Why, do you need redemption? No, I got redemption, but before I got redemption, did need redemption, but now I got it. Would it be faith to ask God to give you what you already have? I’m forcing you to think, God forbid, and ask it again. Would it be faith for you to ask God to give you what in him you already have? Don’t see the whole issue is, are you in him? The issue is, have you come to him for him? Have you acknowledged that God, you took away my sins at the cross? Thank you. You ushered in a brand new covenant of grace for me, where, by my sins and lawless acts, I’ll remember no more. You’ll remember no more. And you were raised from the dead in order to give me the only solution to the consequence of sin, which is death, by the gift of God of your life. And I have come to you for life. I was born dead. I don’t care whether you’re born a Baptist or Presbyterian or whatever it is, you know, don’t become a Christian sitting in church anymore you become a chicken sitting in a head house. Forget that stuff. You come to Jesus for His resurrected life. The only solution to my consequence of sin, which is death, is his resurrected life. I’ve done that now again, in as much as I am now in him, and he is in me. Am I in Christ? You’re in Christ, then in him, what do you have? Redemption. Is it faith to ask him for redemption once you’re in him? Would that be faith? Then, why do you think it’s faith? When you ask him to forgive you? Are you in him? What do you have redemption? What else do you have? Forgiveness of sins? Is that right or wrong?

Not speaking Swahili here. I’m not talking out of the Quran, talking right out of here. And I’m talking right out of this passage that if you deny that, it’s an indicator of where you are, you’re lost. You’ve never come to Christ for what he came to do. He didn’t come to like a bull and goat to die for some sins and then cover them until the next time and die and cover them again. He said, day after day, every priest stands because he never sits, because his work was never finished, and performs his religious duties over and over and over again, which could never take away sin. But when this priest died one time, he sat down. Why did he sit down? It’s over. It’s finished. You believe that? If you don’t, you’re not saved. I don’t care how nice you act. I don’t care how sweet you think you are. I don’t care what your church attendance is. You’re not saved when you do not believe what Jesus came to do. Jesus did not come to give you partial forgiveness. He came to take away your sins from the eyes of God forever. There is no more sacrifice. Do we all agree with that no more sacrifice? Well, if there is no more sacrifice, then there is no more forgiveness. And that means, if you’re in Christ, you’re a forgiven person. Oh, you’re going to Oh, you teach that, people are going to go out and live like hell. So you do that, when you don’t teach it, you’re going to give people a license to sin. I don’t need a license to sin. I sin quite well without a license, don’t you? It’s not the issue. The issue is, are you in Christ or not? And if you are, you’re a forgiven person.

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And if you are, you’re not walked by faith, by asking God to do what he’s already done. You mean, tell me, Bob, you never asked God to forgive you. No, I thank Him every day for his forgiveness. But to ask him to do what he’s already done is to negate what he did and to insult him in what he did, and that’s precisely what this verse is talking about. Now let’s go through it. There is no sacrifice for sins left you may as well put us. Put up your day of atonement. To the Catholics. Put up your confession booth to the evangelical self righteous Christians. Put up your first John one nines. It’s not to you anyway, it’s to the lost. Put up your ways of keeping yourself forgiven, your baptisms and coming forward and man, I’ll tell you one thing, the teaching of Christianity was good for me. I used to be in a carpet business. You could replace carpet about every three weeks at most churches, for all the people coming forward every week, every week to get this recommit their lives to Christ. How many have you done it? Just recommit and recommit. Recommit. Well, you see, if your commitment meant a thing, you don’t have do it once. There is no sacrifice for sins left. There’s nothing you can do nothing. It’s all been done. And if you’re not going to believe that, and I don’t mean just give an intellectual belief to it, I’m talking about giving your heart to it. This is it. You don’t have anything to look forward to except a fearful expectation of judgment that and the raging fire will consume the enemies of God. Anyone who rejected the law Moses died without mercy on the testimony of two or three witnesses. How much more severely Do you think a man deserves? Doesn’t say he will, but deserves to be punished? Who has done what guys? What are you doing when you keep asking God to do what he has already done? Trampling the Son of God under foot and treating as an unholy thing the blood of the covenant that sanctified him and insulted the Spirit of grace. Yeah, Jesus, you came and did it, but you don’t understand how dedicated I am to keep short accounts with God. And folks, some of the best schools and places in a country teach that you got to keep short accounts with God. Well, you know what that’s doing, treating it as an unholy thing, what he did. We come to Christ, just stick a box of tithing envelopes in your hand and say, sickem for Jesus. Go do something for God. And we don’t take time to learn what God has done for us. God has taken away your sins.

And the Bible says, If you don’t believe that, and you keep your sacrificial system going, or you keep your confession booth going, or you keep thinking you’re keeping yourself cleansed before God. You’re trampling what he did under foot. You’re substituting what you’re doing for what he did. You’re insulting the Spirit of grace. You didn’t have anything to do with this. It’s all him. We know him who said it’s mine to avenge our repay and again the Lord will judge his people. It’s a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of a living God.

Now, folks, the reason I’m camping on this is because the Bible tells us, check yourself out. I worked in churches and I worked and I saw young people flooding down the aisles and all the other young people putting their arms around them, and everybody’s sitting there crying and saying, oh boy, Charlie’s been saved, and he goes back to the pew as dead as he went to the altar. I know many of those people when my daughter was in the choir. Sweet kids, about nine of them are dead of AIDS today. They all went to Christian schools. All attended evangelical churches, but they never got beyond the cross. And because they never got beyond the cross, they never had power to live his life. Come to Jesus and go out and live the life and the energy of your own flesh. That’s galatianism, foolish Galatians. Christ gave His life for you so that he can give his life to you so that he can live his life through you. And when you refuse to allow the Christ who lives in you to live his life through you, you’re saying, Jesus, thanks for my salvation, but I’m going to go grind it out in the energy of my flesh. And you know what God says? Go ahead. Give it a whack. When your tongue is hanging down to your knees and you’ve fallen on your face before God and man. Here I am, Come unto me, and I’ll give you rest for your soul. You don’t have to do that. You can either come by Christ, by faith or by experience. You can try it. Try to live the Christian life in the energy of your flesh. Sorry, you can’t do it. You have a heart of mercy. If you don’t have a heart of mercy, you ought to check your heart.

You see, Jesus said, I didn’t come to judge the world, but to save the world. And I say, if Jesus is living in me, what am I doing judging the world? What am I doing judging the world? Jesus said I didn’t come to judge it. Came to save it. What are we doing judging it? See, we get all these legalistic thoughts. We get down and we judge people. Oh, did you see what he did? Folks there’s only two attitudes that we really have that shows you where you’re walking. One is man, I thank God that I’m not a sinner like him and there. The other is there for the grace of God. Go I. There for the grace of God, go I. Which attitude of the heart do you have when you see someone mess up that’ll tell you where you’re walking. Just those two attitudes alone will tell you precisely where you’re walking. There for the grace of God, go I, first, it becomes an alcoholic, therefore the grace of God go I. Religious man falls there for the grace of God go by instead of oh, I thank God that I’m not a sinner like they are. Which way do you stand? If you got a heart of Mercy you’re going to put behind love covers, love tries to build. Is your attitude to go condemn, or is there an attitude to go restore? Is an attitude to forgive or to hold self righteous grudges? All these things, guys will show us where we’re walking. And I’m going to ask, as we start this New Year’s, if we just end in prayer today, and I want you to examine your heart. I’m going to examine mine. We’re going to find out where we are, let God reveal where we are. How do we perceive people around us, judging them, condemning them, or loving them, as Christ Jesus did. Let’s pray together.

Father, you said that their sins and lawless acts, I will remember no more and where these have been, not will be, but have been forgiven there’s no longer any sacrifice for sins. This is either true or it isn’t, and I have taken away the sins of the entire world never to see them again. It’s either true or it isn’t. If that’s true, our only thing is, how do I respond to that? Do I respond by trying to add to what you have accomplished? Or do I respond by saying thank you and to live with an attitude of humility and gratefulness that you have come to save our souls. And Father, we thank you for that. It’s not a one of us in this room or in the sound of my voice that could have any chance at all of ever entering into your holy presence apart from a miraculous way, you made us holy yourself, and we thank you for that. Not complicated, not a religion. Just very practical. We’re dead. Dead, and we need life. And you said, I came that we might have life. You said, I am the resurrection and the life. And whosoever believes in me though he were dead spiritually, yet shall he live spiritually. And whosoever lives and believes in me will never die. We’re told, he who has the Son has life, and he who does not have the Son of God does not have life. The question is, do you have life? And if you do not, if you’ve still been in the process of that, or possibly have never heard this message before, will you at this moment just be able to say, not through words, but your heart that’s crying out to know you, say, Lord Jesus, thank you for taking away my sins, never to see them again from the eyes of God, and thank You that through your resurrection, that you entered into my spiritual death with me, so that I could enter into your resurrection with you. And I ask you right now to come and to live in my heart, to be my God, to be my Savior and to be my very, very best friend. Thank you Lord Jesus. When that decision is made, we have become children of God. We haven’t become Baptists or Presbyterians or Methodists. We become children of God to as many as received him to them he gave the right to become a child of God. We, thank you for that to live eternally from this day forth in the presence of the living God. I pray all these things, and thank you for them in Jesus. Wonderful name. Amen.

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