Sanctification

Let us speak no louder than our voices may convey, for this will be the stumbling point of our faith.  May pride resolve in our hearts by the confession of our transgressions, by no significance in song or motion.  It has become clear to me that it is by the truth of our living that questions are resolved.  For by the dedication of the martyrs before us, who have handed us this good news we hold all information to resolve all inquires pondered amongst ourselves.  By the grace and love of Jesus Christ we are made whole, to which we may only decline by our expectations of gratification.  It has become ever more clear to me that God has instituted those to struggle who are deemed worthy to persevere, praying for faith and guidance in the Lord Jesus Christ.  It is through sin in our lives that we become unfocused and discouraged.  Through sin we are encouraged to fall, even in sight of what is righteous.  You see, it is not the action of the man, but for the state of faith for which resides in his heart that brings sanctification.  Let us begin our walk slowly, and persist with growing boldness more-so aware of the snares set at our feet.  The days of death are behind us, but the images of death remind us of failure. So let us not turn toward the enemy trembling, but tremble in reverence to the Lord, and react to death within the Spirit.  Pray now, for one another so that you may be healed, that your eyes may no longer seek death, but justification from your trespasses against the law.