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Sep 17, 2026

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61:23
Such practices become the ordinary means by which the Holy Spirit shapes believers into people who increasingly love God with all their heart and love their neighbors as themselves.
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61:37
N.T. Wright and the Hope of a New Creation by T. Scott Daniels.
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61:42
I remember vividly the first time I heard the name N.T. Wright.
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61:45
It was about 30 years ago.
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64:53
But this critique has come not from Wesleyan Arminians, but from those in the Reformed tradition who read Wright correctly as undermining views of justification that don't lead to sanctification.
speaker_0NARRATOR
65:03
In other words, Wright gets critiqued for the same things and by the same people that most of us in the Holiness tradition get critiqued for.
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65:11
The Resurrection, New Creation, and Holiness For Wright, the key to understanding New Testament theology is the resurrection of Jesus.
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65:19
He has argued that for most first century Jewish believers, there were three things that were expected in the eschaton.
Tim MackieHOST
1:01
Well, this is the fifth episode of a five-part series we've been doing on the podcast called Resurrection as a Way of Life.
Tim MackieHOST
1:09
We've been exploring the importance and key role of the hope of new creation and resurrection in the mind and heart of a follower of Jesus.
Tim MackieHOST
1:18
And in this teaching, we're gonna explore the final pages of the Bible, the, the depiction of new creation in the Book of Revelation, and how crucial it is to understand the way that the Bible talks about this new universe as new.
Tim MackieHOST
1:34
Because it both means that it has profound discontinuities, ways that the new creation will be unlike our current way of experiencing the world.
Tim MackieHOST
1:44
But at the same time, the way that the final pages of the Bible describe the new creation shows there's also lots of continuity.
Tim MackieHOST
1:52
In other words, there's lots of ways that the new creation will be similar to the world as we know it.
Tim MackieHOST
1:57
It's both similar and dissimilar.
Tim MackieHOST
1:59
And what does that mean? And why is that even important? If the question has never occurred to you why that's an important thing to think about, I'm gonna hopefully convince you that it's a really, really important thing to think about how the new creation is both different and similar to our current world.
Emerson FerrellHOST
29:04
So we know that there was other people raised from the dead.
Emerson FerrellHOST
29:08
So why does the scripture say the firstborn over all creation? Have you thought about that? What does that mean? How can Jesus be the firstborn over all creation when we know for a fact throughout the Old Testament there was people raised from the dead? So what he's saying in Colossians, you are the generation on the planet today that is the new creation.
Emerson FerrellHOST
29:42
If you see Jesus, the resurrected one, as completing His assignment from the, before the foundation of the world, and you are in Him before the foundation of the world, you are part of the new creation that's walking this earth.
Emerson FerrellHOST
30:02
He's the firstborn over all creation.
Emerson FerrellHOST
30:07
That's a very important understanding for you to have.
Emerson FerrellHOST
30:11
Are you part of the new creation, or are y- or are you part of the first earth, the earth that was flooded? Because it's very clear that when Jesus went to hell, He preached to the ones that were in the first earth.
Emerson FerrellHOST
30:29
He preached to the ones that would never, uh, understand their assignment in heaven before they became flesh He showed them that He was the promise that they were spoken to about in Him, and they had the choice.
Emerson FerrellHOST
30:49
They had the choice to belong to the generations that walked this earth long before Jesus, and the generations that'll walk this earth long after Jesus.
Terry WardleHOST
7:31
I'm hoping to do a small seminar this November.
Terry WardleHOST
7:37
seminar on Jesus, if you will, but particularly the scripture I just gave which was 2 Corinthians 5 17 that we are a new creation in Christ Jesus.
Terry WardleHOST
7:48
I think it would be great and I've already written this seminar by the way.
Terry WardleHOST
7:53
It would be great for us to spend time asking the question, so what is new now that we are in Christ? And it's almost exhaustive.
Andrew WommackHOST
2:26
AGAIN, I COULD TEACH ON THIS ONE VERSE FOR DAYS, MAYBE A WEEK OR TWO.
Andrew WommackHOST
2:30
I'M JUST SAYING SOME THINGS VERY BRIEFLY, BUT IT'S TALKING ABOUT THIS NEW CREATION, OLD THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY, ALL THINGS HAVE BECOME NEW, AND ALL THINGS THAT ARE IN THE SPIRIT REALM, THE PART OF YOU THAT WAS BORN AGAIN, ARE OF GOD.
Andrew WommackHOST
2:45
THERE IS NO IMPURITY IN YOUR BORN AGAIN SPIRIT.
Andrew WommackHOST
2:49
SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT WHEN YOU GET BORN AGAIN, YOU STILL GOT SOME OF THE OLD NATURE IN YOU AND THEN YOU GOT THIS NEW NATURE AND SOMEHOW OR ANOTHER THEY'RE FIGHTING AND STRIVING BACK AND FORTH.
Kenneth W. HaginHOST
0:00
Welcome to Rhema for Today.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:04
A lack of understanding of what it means to be a new creature or what the new creation means.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:12
You know 2 Corinthians 5th chapter 17th verse said, Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:24
Welcome to Rhema for Today with Kenneth and Lynette Hagin.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:05
A lack of knowledge, in other words, a lack of what God's word says, a lack of knowledge of our redemption, a lack of knowledge of our redemptive rights and privileges in Christ Jesus is oft time the reason for unbelief.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:26
Now, let's give you these six big hindrances to faith.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:29
First, number one, a lack of understanding of what it means to be a new creature or what the new creation means.
Kenneth E. HaginSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:40
You know, 2 Corinthians 5, chapter 17, verse said, Therefore, if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature.
Mo SenaHOST
11:07
Yes.
Mo SenaHOST
11:08
So the question is, how can the fact that the human condition is weak... frail and filled with limitations and i would add imperfections enhance rather than undermine the proclamation of the gospel fantastic question think about it what you would you answer What does it mean to be a new creation? 2 Corinthians 5, 17.
Mo SenaHOST
11:32
How does this affect our daily lives? How has Christ made you a new creature? Yeah, notice those of you learning English as second foreign or additional language.
Mo SenaHOST
11:41
It's creation, but we say creature.
Mo SenaHOST
11:56
We say creature.
Mo SenaHOST
11:58
The pronunciation shifts.
Mo SenaHOST
12:00
But 2 Corinthians 5, 17, NIV says, Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come.
Mo SenaHOST
12:07
The old has gone.
Jake SweetmanHOST
18:34
So you don't look at it so much as you look through it.
Jake SweetmanHOST
18:37
Like everything else in the new creation, the river does not point to itself.
Jake SweetmanHOST
18:41
It points to God and the Lamb.
Jake SweetmanHOST
18:43
That river, it flows from a single throne where God and the Lamb are seated.
Jake SweetmanHOST
18:57
And John plainly tells us Jesus was talking about the Holy Spirit.
Jake SweetmanHOST
19:01
And the Holy Spirit's whole work is turning us to see the glory of the Father and the Son.
Jake SweetmanHOST
19:06
the glory of God constantly before us so that what Adam and Eve lost sight of in the garden, you and I will never miss in the new creation.
Jake SweetmanHOST
19:14
Our eyes will behold his glory all the time.
Tim MeierHOST
4:29
Those phases, those eras and emphases are like this.
Tim MeierHOST
4:33
Creation, fall, promise, redemption, church, new creation.
Tim MeierHOST
4:42
Don't worry, we're gonna walk through that the rest of our message this morning, and we're gonna do it in a short amount of time.
Tim MeierHOST
4:47
So buckle up, here we go.

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Tim MeierHOST
28:42
And we're not yet there.
Tim MeierHOST
28:45
And that's where we're going.
Tim MeierHOST
28:46
The final moment, the final movement of scripture is new creation.
Tim MeierHOST
28:53
Here's what 1 Thessalonians 4 says.
Mike HixsonGUEST
25:51
Now look at verse 17.
Mike HixsonGUEST
25:52
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.
Mike HixsonGUEST
25:58
Old things have passed away.
Mike HixsonGUEST
26:01
Behold, all things have become new.
Mike HixsonGUEST
27:29
And he asked the question, how can a man be born when he's old? Can he enter a second time into his mother's womb and be born? And Jesus said, verily, verily, I say to you, except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.
Mike HixsonGUEST
27:44
In verse 7, he said, marvel not, I say to you, you must be born again.
Mike HixsonGUEST
27:47
And so as a child of God, when I come up out of that watery grave of baptism to understand I am a new creation in Christ, I'm a new man, I'm a new woman.
Mike HixsonGUEST
28:00
My life is now redeemed.

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