Simul Lustus et Peccator is an old Latin phrase that was coined by Martin Luther. It helps explain the strange paradox where believers are justified or declared righteous, but at the same time are still sinners. This phrase captures the internal conflict we feel where we know we are saved but find ourselves still sinning. We know that sin no longer has any power over us, but we find ourselves doing what we do not want to do. We try to resist temptation and try to fight against our sinful desires. And let’s be honest, often the battle against sin just seems to be too hard. At times, it feels like we are taking one step forward and two steps back. Sometimes, we even ask ourselves, “How can I be a Christian and do what I just did?” The assurance of our salvation is shattered, and we start to feel lost and hopeless. At times like this, we can go to 1 John for comfort.
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