Have you truly been Born Again of Water and the Spirit?

Bible Study · Romans Romans: The Gospel by the Righteousness of God (Preface Study) What the righteousness of God is, how it was accomplished, and how to be justified by faith N The New Life Mission 6 min read Today’s post is about the 74th volume among the Bible-study books authored by Pastor Paul C. Jong — Romans Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit (I) . Through Romans, Pastor Paul C. Jong clearly reveals — from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — who the Apostle Paul was, why Jesus called him as the apostle to the Gentiles, and what the gospel of truth is that the Apostle Paul sought to convey plainly through Romans. He also shows accurately, through the Word, what the gospel by the righteousness of God is — the core theme that the Apostle Paul proclaimed. The Apostle Paul proclaimed one gospel — the righteousness of God,...

Bible Study · Galatians Galatians 3:27 — The True Meaning of “Putting On Christ”: The Baptism Received in Union with Christ A Preview of Pastor Paul C. Jong’s New Book on Galatians N The New Life Mission 7 min read In chapter 3, verse 27, the Apostle Paul gives the core answer: “For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.” Then, does the phrase “those who were baptized into Christ” here simply refer to a person who has received a ceremonial water baptism? No. The meaning carried by the original Greek of this word is closer to “the one who has entered into the very baptism that Christ received.” That is, it refers to the one who is spiritually united with the event in which Jesus, by receiving the baptism of the laying on of hands from John the Baptist in the Jordan River, took upon Himself all the sins of humanity once and for all — the ...

Today Is the Time for You to Be Saved from Your Sins. Will You Accept God’s Invitation? Just as a drowning man is pulled out of the stormy sea, God delivers us from our sins through the baptism Jesus received from John the Baptist and His blood on the Cross. Now is the day of salvation. “The grace of God” refers to the grace of salvation from sin accomplished through Jesus Christ. When seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit, this grace of salvation is revealed very clearly. God the Father sent Jesus Christ to this earth to solve the problem of humanity’s sins. Jesus came to this earth as the Savior of sinners and received the sins of the world passed onto His own body by being baptized by John the Baptist. Therefore, Jesus, bearing the sins of the world on His own body, was crucified, shed His precious blood, and received the judgment of sin in our place. And G...

A Free Bible Study Book on Acts: Salvation Accomplished Once for All Through the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit A reader’s testimony on Acts of the Apostles Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit by Rev. Paul C. Jong The Acts of the Apostles is often read as a record of the early Church’s history, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the spread of the Gospel through the apostles. However, Acts of the Apostles Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit by Rev. Paul C. Jong — a born-again servant of God at The New Life Mission — is a Bible study book that helps readers view the Acts of the Apostles from the perspective of the salvation already completed by Jesus Christ, which is the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit . This book is available for free on the official website of The New Life Mission. Readers can download it for free in PDF , EPUB , and audiobook form...

The Bible study book “ 1 Corinthians Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit ” by Rev. Paul C. Jong, a servant of God from The New Life Mission, is a book explained so that we may study in detail, through the First Epistle to the Corinthians — which the Apostle Paul recorded by receiving the work of the Holy Spirit — the answer to the question “On what must God’s Church stand?” addressed to today’s Church which is in the midst of confusion. Paul diagnoses all the problems of the Corinthian church — division, moral failure, the abuse of spiritual gifts, and the denial of the resurrection from the dead — within the very same “gospel of the water and the Spirit.” This is because the center of God’s Church had shifted to man, philosophy, doctrine, or other worldly religious systems. First Corinthians shows that many problems are resolved when God’s Church builds our faith not upon the wisdom of man, but upon the baptism, upon the judgment of the Cross, and upo...

 Rev. Paul C. Jong’s Bible Study on Acts Today’s content is about the Bible study book titled “Acts of the Apostles Seen from the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit” by Rev. Paul C. Jong, a servant of God from The New Life Mission. The Acts of the Apostles is a historical book recorded by Luke after the four Gospels in the New Testament, documenting how the gospel that the apostles believed was spread throughout the entire world through the apostles and saints of the early Church, from after the ascension of Jesus Christ. As such, the core of the Acts of the Apostles is not only to testify to the work of the Holy Spirit, but its central message is how the already completed gospel of the water and the Spirit was testified to the entire world. The apostles of the early Church preached the already completed salvation through the gospel of the water and the Spirit that Jesus Christ had already accomplished — that is, Jesus received baptism to take upo...

Rev. Paul C. Jong's In-Depth Sermon Collection on the Book of Romans In the Epistle to the Romans, the Apostle Paul clearly states that although the Law is good, human beings have no power to overcome sin, and that they cannot attain salvation on their own. Therefore, he confesses that we are wretched beings who can only serve the law of sin in our flesh and are bound for hell. “For the good that I will to do, I do not do; but the evil I will not to do, that I practice. Now if I do what I will not to do, it is no longer I who do it, but sin that dwells in me” (Romans 7:19–20). This is the fundamental condition of both you and me. Even looking at today’s popular culture alone, the unrestrained lusts of the flesh are being exposed without any filter, and people are going mad over them and dying. This generation, where people casually meet and part through the internet and chatting, is the very picture of where humanity stands today. All of us, the entire human race, are...