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Paul Myers
Creflo Dollar's revolutionary teaching, Favor Revealed by the Cross, reveals the two aspects of Jesus' ministry. Many of the things Jesus said were directed toward the Jews, who were subject to the Law at the time. However, the second part of His ministry focused on the freedom we would all experience in the new covenant after His death. Be free because Jesus never intended a Christian to strive to live by law!
It is a mistake to think that because we are under grace, we can simply do nothing and not even try to comply with what He tells us to do. This is not striving or self-effort, but cooperation with what has already been done. Good intentions are certainly commendable, but we will fail if we keep putting off what we know to do.
Truly worshipping God involves seeking a relationship with Him simply to know Him and be in His presence; any material gain derived from this relationship should be secondary. This means that believers must examine our motives for everything we do.
Another barrier to our transformation is when we perceive ourselves the wrong way. To truly be transformed, we must know who we are. Our identity is not determined by the external world, but by Jesus, who lives in us. Everything flows from the knowledge that we are the righteousness of God, by faith in Jesus Christ.
Under grace, change should be the outward evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Just like the blood of Jesus, grace does not simply cover sin—it completely removes it. It is impossible to truly believe in Jesus Christ and remain unchanged; genuine faith in Him is bound to transform us.
Another barrier to our transformation is when we perceive ourselves the wrong way. To truly be transformed, we must know who we are. Our identity is not determined by the external world, but by Jesus, who lives in us. Everything flows from the knowledge that we are the righteousness of God, by faith in Jesus Christ.
Truly worshipping God involves seeking a relationship with Him simply to know Him and be in His presence; any material gain derived from this relationship should be secondary. This means that believers must examine our motives for everything we do.
Under grace, change should be the outward evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Just like the blood of Jesus, grace does not simply cover sin—it completely removes it. It is impossible to truly believe in Jesus Christ and remain unchanged; genuine faith in Him is bound to transform us.
Knowing Jesus Christ intimately simply to have His presence in our lives should be our first priority. Being born again positions us to receive the blessings of Abraham, which include physical wealth and possessions. However, these things are not the blessings themselves, but the results of those blessings.
We can actually praise Him without a single word; genuine worship is not complete without giving. Giving must spring from our relationship with God, not from a mindset of what we can get from Him. When we truly know God, our giving will become a reflex action.
Knowing Jesus Christ intimately simply to have His presence in our lives should be our first priority. Being born again positions us to receive the blessings of Abraham, which include physical wealth and possessions. However, these things are not the blessings themselves, but the results of those blessings.
We can actually praise Him without a single word; genuine worship is not complete without giving. Giving must spring from our relationship with God, not from a mindset of what we can get from Him. When we truly know God, our giving will become a reflex action.
Being successful and prosperous is not just about money, but about God’s presence in our lives.
This men's panel features Creflo Dollar and Toure Roberts discussing various topics that impact relationships between men and women.
Giving should not be done out of fear or under compulsion, but as an act of worship. We give as our faith response to all of the blessings that have been made available to us; we do so not to get blessed, but because we are already blessed.
Giving must come from the heart; it should be done joyfully and thankfully because of a relationship with Jesus Christ. Through this relationship, we learn that God wants to make us successful and bless us with all good things—including material wealth.
Being successful and prosperous is not just about money, but about God’s presence in our lives.
Giving should not be done out of fear or under compulsion, but as an act of worship. We give as our faith response to all of the blessings that have been made available to us; we do so not to get blessed, but because we are already blessed.
This men's panel features Creflo Dollar and Toure Roberts discussing various topics that impact relationships between men and women.
Satan tries very hard to convince us that he still has power over us; however, the battle against him has been won. Because of what Jesus did, the victory is ours. Now, the only fight still going on is our fight to stand firm and maintain our victory.
Jesus took all the punishment we deserved for our sins so that we could be delivered from it; this forever changed how God interacts with us. We do not have to struggle to do what has already been done; we simply receive by faith. Our reconciliation back to God frees us from having to rely on self-effort to be in good standing with Him.
Satan tries very hard to convince us that he still has power over us; however, the battle against him has been won. Because of what Jesus did, the victory is ours. Now, the only fight still going on is our fight to stand firm and maintain our victory.
Being successful does not depend on material wealth, but on a relationship with God. Success is God’s will for believers; when He is with us, good things happen in us, through us, and around us. His favor causes us to prosper and succeed in everything we do.
Being successful does not depend on material wealth, but on a relationship with God. Success is God’s will for believers; when He is with us, good things happen in us, through us, and around us. His favor causes us to prosper and succeed in everything we do.
. Jesus took all the punishment we deserved for our sins so that we could be delivered from it; this forever changed how God interacts with us. We do not have to struggle to do what has already been done; we simply receive by faith. Our reconciliation back to God frees us from having to rely on self-effort to be in good standing with Him.
We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.
As Christians, we receive good health and take possession of it by faith. We have been healed on every level; when we believe this, we will know how to respond to the doctor’s report when it contradicts God’s Word. The final authority on our healing is not a physician’s diagnosis, but what God says.
As Christians, we must recognize everything He has done for us, so that we will not struggle with trying to get something that has already been made available. Healing, deliverance, prosperity, righteousness, forgiveness, and everything else we need are ready for us; we simply need to receive them by faith. This also includes our reconciliation to God.
As Christians, we receive good health and take possession of it by faith. We have been healed on every level; when we believe this, we will know how to respond to the doctor’s report when it contradicts God’s Word. The final authority on our healing is not a physician’s diagnosis, but what God says.
As Christians, we must recognize everything He has done for us, so that we will not struggle with trying to get something that has already been made available. Healing, deliverance, prosperity, righteousness, forgiveness, and everything else we need are ready for us; we simply need to receive them by faith. This also includes our reconciliation to God.
Most people love the results of change but hate the process. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible. We must want to change. Only when we find the courage to wade in and take responsibility for our own transformation will we experience any real results.
. Under grace, change should be the outward evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Just like the blood of Jesus, grace does not simply cover sin—it completely removes it. It is impossible to truly believe in Jesus Christ and remain unchanged; genuine faith in Him is bound to transform us.
Most people love the results of change but hate the process. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible. We must want to change. Only when we find the courage to wade in and take responsibility for our own transformation will we experience any real results.
Although grace has made it possible for us to be transformed, it is up to us whether or not we choose to be proactively involved in the changes God wants for us. We cannot simply sit back and passively wait for the Holy Spirit to go to work in us. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible.
Although grace has made it possible for us to be transformed, it is up to us whether or not we choose to be proactively involved in the changes God wants for us. We cannot simply sit back and passively wait for the Holy Spirit to go to work in us. To see any progress, we must be willing to follow the instructions written for us in the Bible.
We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.
We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.
Jesus loves us so much that He took all our sins on Himself and died on the cross on our behalf—the realization of this should trigger a positive response from us. Believing this will cause us to love Him back; truly encountering grace frees us from bondage.
As Christians, it is important for us to know how to respond to the finished works of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ declaration that “It is finished” just before He died meant that He succeeded in doing everything He came to earth to do. Everything we need is now available to us. We are free to simply receive from our heavenly Father.
As Christians, it is important for us to know how to respond to the finished works of Jesus Christ. Jesus’ declaration that “It is finished” just before He died meant that He succeeded in doing everything He came to earth to do. Everything we need is now available to us. We are free to simply receive from our heavenly Father.
. Under grace, change should be the outward evidence of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Just like the blood of Jesus, grace does not simply cover sin—it completely removes it. It is impossible to truly believe in Jesus Christ and remain unchanged; genuine faith in Him is bound to transform us.
God created Adam and Eve as equals, united as one with each other and God. After sin entered the Garden of Eden and they both fell prey to it, inequalities arose. But what Jesus did restored the balance that God originally created.
This men’s panel features Creflo Dollar and other dynamic men of God discussing various topics that impact relationships between men and women.
We will not see results in our lives if we ask God to do something He already did, or to do something He told us to do. We have been given the right to command and the right to use God’s power; we received these rights not because we earned them, but because of His unmerited favor toward us.
The world’s burning question is “Who is the boss?” We associate this term with someone being in charge of others, but this differs from its biblical definition. God’s definition of being the head is based in the “kephale” context of nurturing, growth, and development. When we are in a relationship with the Word and allow Christ to have preeminence in our lives, this relationship causes us to grow, mature, and fulfill our potential.
This men’s panel features Creflo Dollar and other dynamic men of God discussing various topics that impact relationships between men and women.
The world’s burning question is “Who is the boss?” We associate this term with someone being in charge of others, but this differs from its biblical definition. God’s definition of being the head is based in the “kephale” context of nurturing, growth, and development. When we are in a relationship with the Word and allow Christ to have preeminence in our lives, this relationship causes us to grow, mature, and fulfill our potential.
This single message from Taffi Dollar will open the door to God’s involvement in your promotion, as you experience acceleration on every level that is beyond human comprehension.
Most people miss the whole point of salvation. When they get saved only to avoid going to hell, they miss out on the tremendous benefits of knowing God intimately. God is love, and He wants to express His intense love for us. Looking to Him and trusting in Him allows Him to do this.
As believers, the decision by husbands and wives to submit one to another is based on the way Christ submits to God and the church submits to Christ. True headship does not mean lording over another person, but rather loving them as much as ourselves and ensuring that they grow and develop into their true potential.
This single message from Taffi Dollar will open the door to God’s involvement in your promotion, as you experience acceleration on every level that is beyond human comprehension.
As believers, the decision by husbands and wives to submit one to another is based on the way Christ submits to God and the church submits to Christ. True headship does not mean lording over another person, but rather loving them as much as ourselves and ensuring that they grow and develop into their true potential.
Our trust in the finished works of Jesus must be real and authentic, not simply something we say. The test to determine whether we are trying to get God to do something or whether we are responding with genuine faith is whether or not we have peace.
Most people miss the whole point of salvation. When they get saved only to avoid going to hell, they miss out on the tremendous benefits of knowing God intimately. God is love, and He wants to express His intense love for us. Looking to Him and trusting in Him allows Him to do this.
Our trust in the finished works of Jesus must be real and authentic, not simply something we say. The test to determine whether we are trying to get God to do something or whether we are responding with genuine faith is whether or not we have peace.
Jesus has taken care of everything pertaining to life and godliness; no religious activity or self-effort is needed in this area. Our response to what He did should be to believe it actually is finished. Our faith takes possession of what grace made available to us.
Jesus has taken care of everything pertaining to life and godliness; no religious activity or self-effort is needed in this area. Our response to what He did should be to believe it actually is finished. Our faith takes possession of what grace made available to us.
Grace has made everything we need in life available to us. This came about because of the finished works of Jesus; now, all we need to do to lay hold of the blessings is to believe. However, although faith is the proper response to what He did, we must ask ourselves how to break it down and specifically apply faith to our lives.
Grace has made everything we need in life available to us. This came about because of the finished works of Jesus; now, all we need to do to lay hold of the blessings is to believe. However, although faith is the proper response to what He did, we must ask ourselves how to break it down and specifically apply faith to our lives.
To see manifestations in our lives, responding in faith positions us to receive what is already waiting for us. We respond to God’s favor the right way when we believe that He loves us, no matter what.
Trusting in the Lord and waiting on Him allows the Holy Spirit to lead us out of whatever situation we are facing. When trouble shows up, seeking God and ignoring the noise and clutter of the world allows Him to clearly instruct us on how to proceed. As Christians, we must practice the art of getting alone with Him.
To see manifestations in our lives, responding in faith positions us to receive what is already waiting for us. We respond to God’s favor the right way when we believe that He loves us, no matter what.
Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.
Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.
Trusting in the Lord and waiting on Him allows the Holy Spirit to lead us out of whatever situation we are facing. When trouble shows up, seeking God and ignoring the noise and clutter of the world allows Him to clearly instruct us on how to proceed. As Christians, we must practice the art of getting alone with Him.
We get to heaven not by our own efforts, but by faith in Jesus and what He did on our behalf. Steadfastly maintaining our faith during every situation, good or bad, brings the promises to pass..
Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.
We get to heaven not by our own efforts, but by faith in Jesus and what He did on our behalf. Steadfastly maintaining our faith during every situation, good or bad, brings the promises to pass..
Law vs Faith When we are of faith, we believe that Jesus has finished everything necessary for us to be blessed; releasing our faith this way allows us to take possession of what has already been done. Believing the right thing, first, causes us to verbally confess the right thing, and act on our faith in Christ.
When we are of faith, we believe that Jesus has finished everything necessary for us to be blessed; releasing our faith this way allows us to take possession of what has already been done. Believing the right thing, first, causes us to verbally confess the right thing, and act on our faith in Christ.
To see the manifestations of what God has promised us, we simply need to believe Him. The confusion over what to have faith in began in the garden of Eden, when Adam and Eve ate from the wrong tree. The result was that they had faith in their own efforts to provide for themselves, instead of in God; this mindset still continues today.
Living under the grace that came by Jesus requires belief in what He has done. This even extends to what we say; although our words carry great weight, what we declare will never be more powerful than what Jesus already did. This means that we no longer have to live based on what we do; we are now free to live based on what Jesus did, and our belief in that.
Join Creflo and Taffi Dollar as they review 2019; a year filled with the extravagant favor of God.
In the absence of knowledge, darkness will prevail. In other words, what we do not know about God’s Word gives spiritual darkness an opportunity to win over our lives. When we find ourselves in trouble, it may be because we lack the godly wisdom to properly handle the issue. Asking God for His Word of understanding is the proper response to the situation.
To see the manifestations of what God has promised us, we simply need to believe Him. The confusion over what to have faith in began in the garden of Eden, when Adam and Eve ate from the wrong tree. The result was that they had faith in their own efforts to provide for themselves, instead of in God; this mindset still continues today.
Join Creflo and Taffi Dollar as they review 2019; a year filled with the extravagant favor of God.
When God sent His Son in fleshy form to set us free, He presented to us the greatest gift of all.
Every promise and finished work of God has been put inside the seed of His Word and reserved for us. If we want to see His promises come to pass in our lives, we must plant the Word in our hearts. As long as we take care to keep our hearts open and receptive to receive this seed, and we do not uproot it after it is planted, it is guaranteed to produce.
Since Jesus was perfectly fulfilling all of the law during His ministry, some of what He said was law-based. If we are looking for true peace and real rest, we must let go of our self-efforts and look to Jesus. Good things we could never take credit for will begin showing up in our lives when we start believing in God's works instead of our own.
It is not God's will for us to live in worry or stress. As free moral agents, we have the choice of whether or not to allow worry to enter in; this negative emotion cannot assert itself if we believe God instead of the circumstances. We live in a stressful world; however, we are more effective when we can rest in what Jesus has done instead of stressing out over what others are doing.
Since Jesus was perfectly fulfilling all of the law during His ministry, some of what He said was law-based. If we are looking for true peace and real rest, we must let go of our self-efforts and look to Jesus. Good things we could never take credit for will begin showing up in our lives when we start believing in God's works instead of our own.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
When God sent His Son in fleshy form to set us free, He presented to us the greatest gift of all.
The birth of Jesus goes much deeper than the secular holiday traditions the world has created. When the world was buried in sin and people wondered if God even cared about them, God demonstrated His love for us by sending His Son. In addition to paying the price to save us from our sins, Jesus was born to make us children of God and bring the truth of His favor toward us.
It is not God's will for us to live in worry or stress. As free moral agents, we have the choice of whether or not to allow worry to enter in; this negative emotion cannot assert itself if we believe God instead of the circumstances. We live in a stressful world; however, we are more effective when we can rest in what Jesus has done instead of stressing out over what others are doing.
Every promise and finished work of God has been put inside the seed of His Word and reserved for us. If we want to see His promises come to pass in our lives, we must plant the Word in our hearts. As long as we take care to keep our hearts open and receptive to receive this seed, and we do not uproot it after it is planted, it is guaranteed to produce.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Worrying stems from focusing on the wrong things in life. We must not allow momentary circumstances to affect how we feel. We know our faith is real when we have peace of mind and rest from worries. Worry is fear-based; when we are absolutely sure and confident about the promises of God, we find rest.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Worrying stems from focusing on the wrong things in life. We must not allow momentary circumstances to affect how we feel. We know our faith is real when we have peace of mind and rest from worries. Worry is fear-based; when we are absolutely sure and confident about the promises of God, we find rest.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Do you want a closer relationship with God? Do you want to understand Him in a more intimate way? Experience this and much more with the official conference for grace; GraceLife 2019. This compilation of 25 messages from the world’s most dynamic grace teachers, features Creflo Dollar, Taffi Dollar, Gregory Dickow, Earl Johnson, Michael Smith, and Andrew Wommack.
Worry blocks God’s blessings so that we do not receive what He promised. It is not God’s will for us to live in worry or stress. As free moral agents, we have the choice of whether or not to allow worry to enter in; this negative emotion cannot assert itself if we believe God instead of the circumstances.