Debt theology
Imagine all you sin, past, present and future created this debt or bill.
It is the debt that sends you to hell, not the sin.
Now God made the debt so fantastic it includes all the sin you will
do but have not yet done.
And when Christ died he got rid of all the debt.
Nothing else changed, just debt gone, so the door is open to
heaven.
All you have to do is believe and you are there.
Except you sin daily, hourly, are plagued by guilt and condemnation
and every action could be sin or good depending on who is inspiring it.
So the deeper you go the more evil and condemned you feel.
Does this sound like the freedom Paul walked in and shared in his letters.
Or Peter, or John, or James, or Titus.
No I get the picture of praise and worship, of victory and being overcomers
in love and meeting needs, seeing opportunities with others.
So I think the theological error has been creating a remote debt idea which
God cancels to gain acceptance in heaven. It leads to this sinful mixture with
righteousness and the impossible continues condemnation of believers.
From how people are describing it, it does begin to sound like satan tormenting
them because put simply, they are not walking in Jesus ways.
Even reading the sermon on the mount leads them into total feelings of failure
rather than rejoicing at the beauty of the teaching and its simplicity and truth.
Imagine all you sin, past, present and future created this debt or bill.
It is the debt that sends you to hell, not the sin.
Now God made the debt so fantastic it includes all the sin you will
do but have not yet done.
And when Christ died he got rid of all the debt.
Nothing else changed, just debt gone, so the door is open to
heaven.
All you have to do is believe and you are there.
Except you sin daily, hourly, are plagued by guilt and condemnation
and every action could be sin or good depending on who is inspiring it.
So the deeper you go the more evil and condemned you feel.
Does this sound like the freedom Paul walked in and shared in his letters.
Or Peter, or John, or James, or Titus.
No I get the picture of praise and worship, of victory and being overcomers
in love and meeting needs, seeing opportunities with others.
So I think the theological error has been creating a remote debt idea which
God cancels to gain acceptance in heaven. It leads to this sinful mixture with
righteousness and the impossible continues condemnation of believers.
From how people are describing it, it does begin to sound like satan tormenting
them because put simply, they are not walking in Jesus ways.
Even reading the sermon on the mount leads them into total feelings of failure
rather than rejoicing at the beauty of the teaching and its simplicity and truth.