Jack K
Puritan Board Doctor
Help me clarify some thoughts by finishing the sentence with one of the following options:
Growth in Christ is chiefly about obeying God better and sinning less.
-or-
Growth in Christ is chiefly about trusting God better and having more faith.
They can't both be true, because only one can be the CHIEF thing. So which is the better statement of the two? What's the biblical support? Are there important caveats you would add? Do you have a third option that makes an even better way to complete the sentence?
Growth in Christ is chiefly about obeying God better and sinning less.
-or-
Growth in Christ is chiefly about trusting God better and having more faith.
They can't both be true, because only one can be the CHIEF thing. So which is the better statement of the two? What's the biblical support? Are there important caveats you would add? Do you have a third option that makes an even better way to complete the sentence?