NLM Christian Blog

“The grace of God” refers to the grace of salvation from sin accomplished through Jesus Christ. When seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit, this grace of salvation is revealed very clearly.

I am without sin not because of works but only because of Jesus’ righteousness. I believe He blotted out all my lifetime sins through His baptism, death, and resurrection.

our faith is not about asking, "What must we do?" Rather, by believing in the salvation already completed through Jesus Christ, we must stand firm upon this gospel as holy, sinless saints.

Jesus took upon Himself the sins of the world, including all my sins, when He was baptized, went to the cross with them, shed His blood to atone for all the sins in my heart, and thereby fulfilled all righteousness, declaring me righteous forever.

He clearly explained about my sins and how to be born again of water and Spirit according to God’s Word. During my reading, all the sins in my heart completely disappeared, as if I had put down a heavy burden.

In the past, I was trapped in legalism while believing in God, but I was still a sinner(John 9:31; Revelation 21:27). But now I am born again through faith in the gospel of water and Spirit (John 3:3,5,7).

John the Baptist transferred our sins to Jesus Christ, who came as the unblemished Lamb, through the laying on of hands, and all the sins of the world were transferred through Jesus’ baptism.

Through Jesus’ baptism and the blood of the cross, all my sins — past, present, and future — have been washed away.

This book shows the work of the Holy Spirit operating through the apostles, who believed in the already completed Gospel of the Water and the Spirit.

Paul diagnoses all the problems of the Corinthian church — division, moral failure, the abuse of spiritual gifts, and the denial of the resurrection from the dead — within the very same “gospel of the water and the Spirit.”