As one reads New Testament letters to the churches one comes across over and over the truth that ordinary Christians are called Saints yet these same Christians still sin. What does it mean to be a saint if one still sins? On this episode of White horse Inn Kim Riddlebarger and Rod Rosenbladt with special guest Paul Castollano show that because God regards sinners as saints by faith alone in Christ alone. Christians are both saints and sinners at the same time through their entire life.
Simultaneously Saint & Sinner
Simultaneously Saint & Sinner
41 min
Simultaneously Saint & Sinner
41 min
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