Create in Me a Clean Heart | Biblical Teaching on Forgiveness, Renewal & Bearing Fruit скачать в хорошем качестве

Create in Me a Clean Heart | Biblical Teaching on Forgiveness, Renewal & Bearing Fruit

What does it really mean to be “clean” before God? In this powerful, Scripture-rich message, we explore God’s heart for inner transformation—not religious rituals, but a renewed heart, a steadfast spirit, and a life that bears lasting fruit. Starting in Ezekiel 36:25–26, this teaching walks through the biblical theme of clean vs. unclean from the Old Testament to the New Testament, showing how God promises to cleanse us, give us a new heart, and place His Spirit within us. Jesus makes it clear in Matthew 23 and John 15 that God is far more concerned with the condition of our hearts than outward appearances or empty religious routines. You’ll also hear a deep look into Psalm 51, as David cries out for forgiveness, restoration, and renewed joy after being confronted with his sin. This message addresses real struggles many believers face—guilt, shame, loss of joy, and difficulty accepting God’s forgiveness—and points us back to the truth that God’s cleansing is complete. Finally, the message centers on 2 Timothy 2:21, reminding us that when we cleanse ourselves from what is dishonorable, we become vessels set apart for honorable use, ready for every good work God has prepared. This teaching will challenge you to: Examine the condition of your heart Understand God’s process of pruning and growth Learn how to remain in Christ and bear fruit Accept forgiveness and walk in the joy of salvation Live as a clean vessel, ready for God’s purposes If you’re longing for renewal, struggling to feel forgiven, or wanting to live a life that truly honors God, this message is for you. Key Scriptures Covered: Ezekiel 36:25–26 Matthew 23:26 John 15:1–8, 18 Leviticus 20 Psalm 51 2 Timothy 2:21 👉 Subscribe for more biblical teaching and practical Christian living 👍 Like and share to encourage others 💬 Comment below: What does being “clean before God” mean to you?