We gathered to reflect on spiritual growth and sanctification, focusing on what it means to live in love rather than in the flesh. The discussion centered on the believer’s new nature in Christ, the protection found in God’s love, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding transformation.

We explored how false doctrine and self-dependence can defile the conscience, contrasting that with the purity and peace that come from submitting to Christ. The importance of self-judgment and allowing God’s Word to separate the self-life from the soul was emphasized, showing that spiritual maturity comes through humility and dependence on divine love.

The group also examined the concept of genuine repentance versus antinomianism—acknowledging that confession must come from a sincere heart and godly sorrow, not outward performance. We discussed the  ...