Eric Gilmour

“Jn 6:281 do Fallen man’s concept concerning God is that he must do something for God and work for God.”
― Living Stream Ministry, Holy Bible Recovery Version

“It’s clear that our present sins need present forgiveness, not for the purpose of salvation but as part of our relationship with the Father.”
― Michael L. Brown, Hyper-Grace: Exposing the Dangers of the Modern Grace Message

“The Greek is even more explicitly against the hyper-grace interpretation, since the word confess in the Greek speaks of continuous, present action as opposed to a one-time act. (Any first-year Greek student would know this.) As one commentary explained: 1:9 “confess” This is a compound Greek term from “to speak” and “the same.” Believers continue to agree with God that they have violated His holiness (cf. Rom. 3:23). It is PRESENT TENSE, which implies ongoing action. Confession implies (1) a specific naming of sins (v. 9); (2) a public admitting of sins (cf. Matt. 10:32; James 5:16; and (3) a turning from specific sins (cf. Matt. 3:6; Mark 1:5; Acts 19:18;”
― Michael L. Brown, Hyper-Grace: Exposing the Dangers of the Modern Grace Message

“It seems we have forgotten His wisdom, where the power lies, and where the glorious revelation of God is: in Jesus crucified and slain for all to see.”
― Eric Gilmour, Burn: Melting into the Image of Jesus