If My Sins Are Fully Forgiven in Christ, Why Must I Confess My Sin?

Sam Storms shares the importance of confessing sins as a Christian.

To learn more from him, check out his book "A Dozen Things God Did with Your Sin (And Three Things He'll Never Do)". Storms addresses this anxiety over sin by reminding believers of the good news of the gospel. Beginning with an explanation of the glory of penal substitution, he walks through 12 things God did with their sin, including forgiving it, passing over it, and casting it into the depths of the sea. He also explains 3 things God will never do with their sin, such as counting it against them. Walking through the Bible’s teaching, Storms helps believers find freedom, joy, and peace in knowing what God has done (and will never do) with their sin through the redemptive sacrifice of Jesus.

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[Shockwaveyt]

If you truly know the gospel thenyou should know Jesus doesnt see your sin after you accept his free gift of salvation confessing your sins is good but by no means is it earning salvation remember we are only going to heaven because of Christ and Christ Only.

[taylormuse-]

Confessing our sins for “Maintaining that close relationship with Jesus on a daily basis” ……. Um yeah, that’s what the Holy Spirit is for that EVERY believer possesses the moment they believe the Gospel. We don’t have to maintain anything. He will never leave us or forsake us. We have 24/7/365 fellowship with God.

[OrondeB]

Free grace theology believes that wholeheartedly. I was confused on this issue as well earlier this year, because I’m like how can you not. This brother broke it down great! Thank you for this man 🙏🏾

[Whimsicaltalesx]

Thanks for sharing this with us it’s so important!

[pamelamorrisonn]

Do u have audio Bible of the Old Testament too? Love the readers voice and how there are no music/sound effects

[danielmorais]

Your gospel is fake
We are save Forever by faith Alone in Crist Alone in the moment we believe in Jesus and trust in his perfect blood shed on the cross to forgive our sins past presente and future impossíble to lose salvation

[Grokford]

“Eternal Union and experiential communion” sounds a bit like an arbitrary distinction between two terms you just made up.

It sounds very much like you are describing a personal subjective experience of God. And sure if confession helps someone I encourage them to make use of it as they are able, but none of this makes it necessary least of all in the presence of a priest.