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“I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.” Galatians 2:20 We were crucified with Christ!

The Holy Spirit of God lives in us if we are born again. Our “flesh” the Apostle Paul says is where sin is, and the “new man” is in union with the Holy Spirit. At www.seeinggrace.com, James Barron at says it is an amazing act of spiritual circumcision that Paul talks about where the flesh is cut away from the new man!

Think about it. God could not join Himself to sin. But, as we have been crucified with Christ and it is now Christ living in us, God by the Holy Spirit can abide in us. His nature, His joy and peace and strength are ours!

Today you can take a diffferent path for your life. You can stop walking on the road that focuses on your failures, your mistakes, and your sins. And you can start walking on the road of God’s love and grace, with the words of Jesus, “Neither do I condemn you, go and sin no more,” guiding your steps.

Listen to the latest Fueled by Grace podcast – or watch the video podcast linked below – and be encouraged in your faith!

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Jacob woke up after seeing the ladder with angels ascending and descending and said, “God is in this place and I knew it not.” So often we as believers don’t realize or remember that “God is in this place” (in us). Essentially we “know it not.”

Why is this so often the case? It is simply because we have been raised on a mixture of law and grace, and we are taught more frequently to look at our sin and failures instead of the God who is “in this place.”

In this message, Rev. Mark will encourage us to remember that God is in us – He is in this place. And, he shows us a wonderful nugget at the end of Jacob’s story at Bethel

Listen and share this powerful podcast, and also be sure to check out Mark’s new book, “Streams of Life” right here at Fueled by Grace, and order your copy today. https://fueledbygrace.com/streams-of-life/

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“Pride goes before a fall.” This is a Scripture found at Proverbs 16:18, tucked in between verse 17 – “The highway of the upright avoids evil; those who guard their ways preserve their lives,” and verse 19 – “Better to be lowly in spirit along with the oppressed than to share plunder with the proud.” … Continue reading

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What a reality…what a truth! I am righteous, you are righteous! If you have accepted God’s gift of salvation you have been made righteous. It’s awesome!

Not only do we receive eternal life, John 3:16, but we are changed here on this earth when we accept the finished work of Christ. We are made righteous. In the NIV, 2 Corinthians 5:21 says, “God made Him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in Him we might become the righteousness of God.”

What a great exchange! I am righteous. You are righteous!I love the way the Passion Translation states 2 Cor 5:21 – “For God made the only one who did not know sin to become sin for us, so that we might become the righteousness of God through our union with him.”

Watch the latest Fueled By Grace episode or listen here or at Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Amazon. And be sure to share this powerful, encouraging epsisode with your friends and family! Listen as Mark shares this wonderful truth that is guaranteed to change your life as you meditate on it and make it a part of your life.

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We celebrate Easter as a way to acknowledge and commemorate the resurrection from the dead of our Lord Jesus. But what does life after Easter look like for the believer? Mark gives great encouragement of God’s love in this latest episode of Fueled by Grace. Watch and share or listen and share. Thank you!

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It is clear that we are living in a time when we as believers need to prioritize the things of God, especially the Gospel. Listen or watch as Pastor Mark shares timely, prophetic encouragement to get serious about the things of God.

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I have felt that God is saying this year is the year of the wind, and time to be led by the Spirit of God. It’s interesting in that I keep running into others who are preaching the same thing.

Lake Erie winds can be scary, but the wind of the Spirit in this season is encouraging. For example, after I heard what God was saying to me, I heard Damon Thompson Ministries and The Homestead church in Mobile, AL are hearing the same sound.

Time to Pay AttentionI was with a friend the other night who said that their pastor is teaching on the wind of revival!

I’m paying attention, I hope you will! Listen and be encouraged and be led by the wind of the Spirit!

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Rev. Mark Shiver speaks over our 2023 that the wind of the Spirit of God would move like never before!

Jesus said we cannot see the wind, but we can see its effects. Join Rev. Mark and believe that we will see the effects of the wind of the Spirit of God in 2023!Two Ways to Enjoy Fueled by Grace!Fueled by Grace is now not only a podcast, but is also a video podcast which you can enjoy on YouTube. If you prefer to listen there are many platforms where you can find Fueled by Grace – here at the website, Apple podcasts, Spotify, Amazon podcasts, etc.

Or, you can watch Rev. Mark at the Fueled by Grace YouTube Channel. The important thing to remember is that people need to hear the message of God’s love for them now more than ever.

So share as often as you can. Copy the link, paste it and hit send and you might just have an eternal impact on the life of a friend or loved one. We are seeing a world that is growing in its need for Jesus, so let Him lead you to share these most important of messages from Fueled by Grace.

Merry Christmas!May you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and enter 2023 filled with faith to see a Happy New Year filled with the wind of the Spirit moving powerfully.

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Jesus stood in the midst of the Feast of Tabernacles and exclaimed in a loud voice, “Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink.  Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.” By this he meant the Spirit, whom those who believed in him were later to receive. Up to … Continue reading

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As a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, you live in a kindom of destiny. It’s true! Listen as Pastor Mark shares some very important foundational truths that we can begin to build upon to move us into God’s destiny for our lives. We can move beyond a lifestyle of focusing on sin, and into … Continue reading

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Who are you really? Isn’t it strange that we often refer to ourselves in the negative? Even stories of changed lives in the Bible we remember and refer to in the negative. Listen as Mark shares how to change this mindset and apply it to Bible illustrations and our self-talk that defines who we are … Continue reading

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The Easter effect is real and it is awesome! Listen as Pastor Mark describes what happens when a person believes the Gospel and is born again. The Easter effect kicks in and the believer experiences a new reality that opens the door to real peace, joy and righteousness. Please share this latest episode of the … Continue reading

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2022 is here! How do we make it a great year? Resolutions? Nah. More goal-setting? Not really. In this latest episode of the Fueled By Grace podcast, Pastor Mark shares the key to making 2022 one of the greatest years of our lives. Listen and please share this encouraging podcast and get ready to make … Continue reading

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We live in timultous times. But the rock we can stand on is God’s love for us. We grow more aware of His love through our relationship with Him. A vibrant, authentic relationship with our Heavenly Father can be a reality – in fact, that is the desire of His heart! Sadly, many believers do … Continue reading

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Keep quiet Jesus. Sounds a bit sacrilegious. But, these very words had to be circling around the man Jesus as He stood silently before the Sanhedrin. Silently He watched as they tried repeatedly to bring a charge against Him, but even those set up to lie about Him could not make any charge stick. Keep … Continue reading

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God loves you fiercely. During these times when anxiety is gripping hearts everywhere, seeing and believing in God’s great love can be the anchor we need. Vax, anti-vax, variants, mandates, and uncertainty are churning fear into the souls and minds of even the most emotionally strong. We are living in times most of us have … Continue reading

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Repent. It’s a word that stirs up thoughts of fiery preaching, tearful responses, and altar calls. But in truth, it simply means to change one’s mind. The Scriptures say that even God repented – changed His mind. Over time the word has basically been used to call unbelievers to salvation. That’s a good thing. Sadly, … Continue reading

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To God you are absolutely everything. But David as the psalmist in Psalms 8, asks in verses 3 and 4, “When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers, the moon and the stars, which You have ordained,  What is man that You are mindful of him, and the son of man that You visit him?” … Continue reading

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Take off your mask. These four words swept throughout the country a few days ago and people are responding with a collective sigh of relief. The joy of being able to step into the fresh air and simply breathe without a mask is exhilarating. Wearing a mask is not new. It has been going on … Continue reading

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What’s in Your Balloon is a guest post by my wife, Tammy Shiver. Tammy went to be with Jesus two years ago. But her wisdom and heart for God live on in my life. Hopefully, they will become an encouraging part of yours, too. Tammy had started to write a few years before she died. … Continue reading

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Passover. A significant event – may be the most significant day on the Jewish calendar. We read about it n the book of Exodus. God had displayed multiple acts of power on the Egyptians in an effort to get the children of Israel freed from captivity. Each time the head of the nation, Pharoah said “No.”

Finally, God said through Moses that all the firstborn of Egypt were going to be slain. In order to survive this horrific night, Moses instructed the children of Israel to put the blood of a lamb on the doorposts of their homes. When the death angel moved through Egypt, seeing the blood would keep it moving and the firstborn inside any home with the lamb’s blood would be spared.

The blood of a lamb applied to the door to homes of the childen of Israel at Passover What Christians Can See in Passover There are so many things to look at and see how the Christian experience is foretold in this historic event. But, for this podcast, it is the day after that grabs our attention. Numbers 33 speaks of this day and it is astounding! Israel, with the wealth of Egypt, walked defiantly out of Egypt toward the promises of God. Death was all around them, but they walked through it and into freedom!

Listen to the awesome word that God has given for this special time for Pastor Mark to share. It is an amazing, fresh revelation that will truly encourage you as you ponder the truths herein.

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God planted a seed. In Genesis Chapter One God creates vegetation and seeds and fruit-bearing trees. He tells them they will “produce after their own kind.” God did this on the third day.

Sound significant? On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead, the seed that God had planted, and all who are born-again are the harvest of God.

Jesus ushered in a new creation and God is still reaping a great harvest today – the fellowship with mankind that He so dearly wanted and that moved Him to give His Son to die and be planted as a seed.

How do you see yourself? As someone struggling to conquer sin? As downcast or defeated? Stop trying to do what only Jesus could do! He paid the wages of sin so we can have life and have it more abundantly.

Begin to see yourself as God’s harvest – a new creation in union and fellowship with Him!

Listen to the revelation in this episode of the podcast. It will change your Christian life if you embrace the reality of what God did and who you are as one who believes.