Finished work seems to have a potential to make us undisciplined, careless and chaotic. This is the reason many religious people consider it risky to believe completely in it. I don't know whether 'Chaoticity' is even a word in English language, yet I chose to use it. First, let us introduce this important and unique New Testament principle.

Jesus Christ came as human being, lived a sinless life and died on the Cross as a payment for all our sins. He made the final proclamation before surrendering His soul into a physical death, "It is finished." After hanging on the Cross that day and shedding His divine blood, He declared that the payment of the penalty for all human sins was complete and 'paid in full.' Now, anyone who comes to Him by faith, is saved from spiritual separation from God and has no scope of eternal punishment. A believer is on his way to heaven now, rightfully, though still a sinner.

If we truly believe in it, then there are no consequences and nothing really matters. One may be argue that a person may commit something extremely serious and still get away with it. Human nature naturally would see that as injustice. Some feel that knowing this and believing this would make believers insanely rash and disobedient. If everyone started being super confident that every act of theirs is forgiven unconditionally, then they would pursue anarchy. This 'potential chaoticity' of the Finished Work of Christ is what I want you to contemplate about.

But the answers lie beyond logic and contemplation. You need to experience it. Finished Work of Christ is real. It transforms people who receive it. Finished work brings the power of true obedience. It changes the person and the world around Him. It has the power to change your world and make it beautiful and heavenly.

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