LightHouse Discipleship Center: Recent Episodes
Dave Everett
Our purpose is to enable people everywhere to become fully ESTABLISHED in their Identity, EQUIPPED in His Word, and EMPOWERED to Fulfill their Destiny! To cultivate a people who KNOW & EXPERIENCE who they are IN CHRIST!
God's mercy is the active force behind spiritual and physical restoration, providing a daily stream of love, forgiveness, and healing that allows believers to overcome sin, sickness, and defeat. God's mercy is a constant, never-ending flow that is not a one-time event but a daily source of strength and assurance. Just as His mercies are new each morning, believers are called to rest in this truth and walk each day upheld by His unending mercy. Mercy allows for restoration after failure and sin, assuring believers of God's continued love and acceptance. God's mercy provides healing and replenishment for weariness in body, mind, and spirit, even when symptoms have spiritual roots. Mercy is foundational to understanding grace, allowing believers to operate in their spiritual gifts and walk in their divine destinies.
Understanding God's mercy is foundational to showing mercy and helping to restore others. When believers fully grasp the complete forgiveness and grace they have received from God, it becomes natural to extend that same mercy to others. When you remember how much God has forgiven you, it becomes much easier to extend that same mercy to others, even when they do not deserve it. By choosing mercy, you reflect the nature of God and allow His mercy to heal your heart and restore peace. This understanding leads to complete forgiveness of others and provides the foundation for helping to restore them.
God's mercy is the active force behind spiritual and physical restoration, providing a daily stream of love, forgiveness, and healing that allows believers to overcome sin, sickness, and defeat. God's mercy is a constant, never-ending flow that is not a one-time event but a daily source of strength and assurance. Just as His mercies are new each morning, believers are called to rest in this truth and walk each day upheld by His unending mercy. Mercy allows for restoration after failure and sin, assuring believers of God's continued love and acceptance. God's mercy provides healing and replenishment for weariness in body, mind, and spirit, even when symptoms have spiritual roots. Mercy is foundational to understanding grace, allowing believers to operate in their spiritual gifts and walk in their divine destinies.
Understanding God's mercy is foundational to showing mercy and helping to restore others. When believers fully grasp the complete forgiveness and grace they have received from God, it becomes natural to extend that same mercy to others. When you remember how much God has forgiven you, it becomes much easier to extend that same mercy to others, even when they do not deserve it. By choosing mercy, you reflect the nature of God and allow His mercy to heal your heart and restore peace. This understanding leads to complete forgiveness of others and provides the foundation for helping to restore them.
God crafted you with a unique purpose, knowing you intimately before you came into existence. He made you in His Image, imbuing you with His power and a specific role in His plan. Though this calling requires a conscious choice to accept His grace, it is the path to your truest born-again self. By focusing on Jesus and meditating on His Promises, you will step into the light, exchange fear for faith, and find your gift for building the Kingdom of God. Each day, allow the Holy Spirit to guide your steps, and live out your divine design with joy and hope.
Your life is a divinely orchestrated journey, with a purpose woven into your very being by God Himself before you were born. By hiding His Word in your heart, you can align with His intended design, moving from fear to faith and failure to flourishing. As you trust in Him daily, you will discover the specific good works He prepared for you, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your path. Embrace His good plan and live a life of power and hope.
God crafted you with a unique purpose, knowing you intimately before you came into existence. He made you in His Image, imbuing you with His power and a specific role in His plan. Though this calling requires a conscious choice to accept His grace, it is the path to your truest born-again self. By focusing on Jesus and meditating on His Promises, you will step into the light, exchange fear for faith, and find your gift for building the Kingdom of God. Each day, allow the Holy Spirit to guide your steps, and live out your divine design with joy and hope.
Your life is a divinely orchestrated journey, with a purpose woven into your very being by God Himself before you were born. By hiding His Word in your heart, you can align with His intended design, moving from fear to faith and failure to flourishing. As you trust in Him daily, you will discover the specific good works He prepared for you, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your path. Embrace His good plan and live a life of power and hope.
God crafted you with a unique purpose, knowing you intimately before you came into existence. He made you in His Image, imbuing you with His power and a specific role in His plan. Though this calling requires a conscious choice to accept His grace, it is the path to your truest born-again self. By focusing on Jesus and meditating on His Promises, you will step into the light, exchange fear for faith, and find your gift for building the Kingdom of God. Each day, allow the Holy Spirit to guide your steps, and live out your divine design with joy and hope.
Your life is a divinely orchestrated journey, with a purpose woven into your very being by God Himself before you were born. By hiding His Word in your heart, you can align with His intended design, moving from fear to faith and failure to flourishing. As you trust in Him daily, you will discover the specific good works He prepared for you, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your path. Embrace His good plan and live a life of power and hope.
God crafted you with a unique purpose, knowing you intimately before you came into existence. He made you in His Image, imbuing you with His power and a specific role in His plan. Though this calling requires a conscious choice to accept His grace, it is the path to your truest born-again self. By focusing on Jesus and meditating on His Promises, you will step into the light, exchange fear for faith, and find your gift for building the Kingdom of God. Each day, allow the Holy Spirit to guide your steps, and live out your divine design with joy and hope.
Your life is a divinely orchestrated journey, with a purpose woven into your very being by God Himself before you were born. By hiding His Word in your heart, you can align with His intended design, moving from fear to faith and failure to flourishing. As you trust in Him daily, you will discover the specific good works He prepared for you, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your path. Embrace His good plan and live a life of power and hope.
God crafted you with a unique purpose, knowing you intimately before you came into existence. He made you in His Image, imbuing you with His power and a specific role in His plan. Though this calling requires a conscious choice to accept His grace, it is the path to your truest born-again self. By focusing on Jesus and meditating on His Promises, you will step into the light, exchange fear for faith, and find your gift for building the Kingdom of God. Each day, allow the Holy Spirit to guide your steps, and live out your divine design with joy and hope.
Your life is a divinely orchestrated journey, with a purpose woven into your very being by God Himself before you were born. By hiding His Word in your heart, you can align with His intended design, moving from fear to faith and failure to flourishing. As you trust in Him daily, you will discover the specific good works He prepared for you, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your path. Embrace His good plan and live a life of power and hope.
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
Our God is an Extravagant God, He is a God of More Than Enough! He is a Giver! He is not chintzy in only providing for your necessities, so that you can barely get by. He is a God of supernatural abundance. He can take what little you have and not only meet everyone's needs to their fill, but exceed your needs with baskets leftover. He is able to do exceedingly abundantly more than you ever ask or imagine according to His power that works in you (Eph. 3:20),
Through the knowledge of God, He has already given you everything you need for life and godliness (2 Pt. 1:3). He has given you great and precious promises that through these you can be partakers of His divine nature (2 Pt. 1:4). His nature is a compassionate extravagant giver. He is a blesser. You too are blessed to be a blessing (Gen. 12:3; Eph. 4:28)
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
Our God is an Extravagant God, He is a God of More Than Enough! He is a Giver! He is not chintzy in only providing for your necessities, so that you can barely get by. He is a God of supernatural abundance. He can take what little you have and not only meet everyone's needs to their fill, but exceed your needs with baskets leftover. He is able to do exceedingly abundantly more than you ever ask or imagine according to His power that works in you (Eph. 3:20),
Through the knowledge of God, He has already given you everything you need for life and godliness (2 Pt. 1:3). He has given you great and precious promises that through these you can be partakers of His divine nature (2 Pt. 1:4). His nature is a compassionate extravagant giver. He is a blesser. You too are blessed to be a blessing (Gen. 12:3; Eph. 4:28)
Our God is an Extravagant God, He is a God of More Than Enough! He is a Giver! He is not chintzy in only providing for your necessities, so that you can barely get by. He is a God of supernatural abundance. He can take what little you have and not only meet everyone's needs to their fill, but exceed your needs with baskets leftover. He is able to do exceedingly abundantly more than you ever ask or imagine according to His power that works in you (Eph. 3:20),
Through the knowledge of God, He has already given you everything you need for life and godliness (2 Pt. 1:3). He has given you great and precious promises that through these you can be partakers of His divine nature (2 Pt. 1:4). His nature is a compassionate extravagant giver. He is a blesser. You too are blessed to be a blessing (Gen. 12:3; Eph. 4:28)
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Jesus spoke 14 parables specifically regarding the Kingdom of God. These parables reveal God's will and plan for His Kingdom, both now and in the future.
The key to understanding Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God lies in recognizing the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23). This parable is the key to unlocking the meaning of other parables. In the Parable of the Sower, the sower represents God, and the Seed represents the Word. This is the foundation for interpreting the other parables. It emphasizes the importance of planting God's Word in our hearts and seeing it grow, bearing fruit.
Within these parables, the law of seedtime and harvest, emphasizes the need to plant the Seed of God's Word before expecting a harvest. As believers, we must actively participate in the process of sowing the Seed into our own hearts and allowing God's Word to take root and grow.
Jesus’ parables of the Kingdom, speak to the idea of the Kingdom's growth, both spiritually and physically. This is illustrated in parables like the mustard seed and the yeast, which illustrate the power of small beginnings to grow into something significant.
These Kingdom parables reveal God's will and reveal the secrets of His Kingdom to those who are open to receive the essential true revelations of God's Word that are destined for each of us to live a victorious Christian life. As we apply the principles of the Kingdom into our lives and seek to live in agreement with God's Word, we will experience the blessings of His Kingdom.
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
The song in heaven changed when Jesus redeemed us by His Blood to be kings and priests to reign on the earth (Revelation 5:1-10). Through Adam death reigned, but much more are we who have received the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One Jesus Christ (Romans 5:17).
Most Christians are not living up to the full potential Christ provided for us through His death, burial, and resurrection. Many of us are settling for less than God's best because we have not full grasped the completeness of what Jesus has accomplished.
Are you ready to be radically blessed and transformed by His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness? Jesus redeemed us by His Blood that we might reign in life through Him.
The song in heaven changed when Jesus redeemed us by His Blood to be kings and priests to reign on the earth (Revelation 5:1-10). Through Adam death reigned, but much more are we who have received the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One Jesus Christ (Romans 5:17).
Most Christians are not living up to the full potential Christ provided for us through His death, burial, and resurrection. Many of us are settling for less than God's best because we have not full grasped the completeness of what Jesus has accomplished.
Are you ready to be radically blessed and transformed by His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness? Jesus redeemed us by His Blood that we might reign in life through Him.
Discover the Truth and learn to unlock the power of God’s Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There is only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ. The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation and this Gospel reveals our right relationship with God.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
The song in heaven changed when Jesus redeemed us by His Blood to be kings and priests to reign on the earth (Revelation 5:1-10). Through Adam death reigned, but much more are we who have received the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One Jesus Christ (Romans 5:17).
Most Christians are not living up to the full potential Christ provided for us through His death, burial, and resurrection. Many of us are settling for less than God's best because we have not full grasped the completeness of what Jesus has accomplished.
Are you ready to be radically blessed and transformed by His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness? Jesus redeemed us by His Blood that we might reign in life through Him.
The song in heaven changed when Jesus redeemed us by His Blood to be kings and priests to reign on the earth (Revelation 5:1-10). Through Adam death reigned, but much more are we who have received the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the One Jesus Christ (Romans 5:17).
Most Christians are not living up to the full potential Christ provided for us through His death, burial, and resurrection. Many of us are settling for less than God's best because we have not full grasped the completeness of what Jesus has accomplished.
Are you ready to be radically blessed and transformed by His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness? Jesus redeemed us by His Blood that we might reign in life through Him.
How do you see God? How do you see yourself? How do you see your life? How do you see your circumstances?
"The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light." (Matthew 6:22)
Do you see God as One Who does not care? Do you see yourself the way God sees you? Do you have the vision for your life that God has for you? Is Jesus your Lord or your circumstances?
What do you see? What are you focused on? Who are you listening to? Unless you see God for Who He is. Unless you are seeing yourself for who you truly are in Christ. Unless you have God's vision for your life, He has for you. You are leaving below the God's divine plan for your life and blessings He has Promised you.
How do you see God? How do you see yourself? How do you see your life? How do you see your circumstances?
"The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light." (Matthew 6:22)
Do you see God as One Who does not care? Do you see yourself the way God sees you? Do you have the vision for your life that God has for you? Is Jesus your Lord or your circumstances?
What do you see? What are you focused on? Who are you listening to? Unless you see God for Who He is. Unless you are seeing yourself for who you truly are in Christ. Unless you have God's vision for your life, He has for you. You are leaving below the God's divine plan for your life and blessings He has Promised you.
“Surely blessing I will bless you, and multiplying I will multiply you.” (Hebrews 6:14)
“Surely blessing I will bless you, and multiplying I will multiply you.” (Hebrews 6:14)
Twice the Scriptures teach us that Jesus marveled. Once at the centurion's great faith. Then at the lack of faith in Nazareth. Yet multiple times throughout His ministry we read how Jesus marveled at various people's great faith.
It is essential that we have a correct perception of God and a Christ-like perception of ourselves. Once those two perceptions are aligned, we can then have a correct perception of our circumstances and do something about it. The best way to increase your faith with great tenacity is to have a strong and correct revelation of the Goodness of God.
Twice the Scriptures teach us that Jesus marveled. Once at the centurion's great faith. Then at the lack of faith in Nazareth. Yet multiple times throughout His ministry we read how Jesus marveled at various people's great faith.
It is essential that we have a correct perception of God and a Christ-like perception of ourselves. Once those two perceptions are aligned, we can then have a correct perception of our circumstances and do something about it. The best way to increase your faith with great tenacity is to have a strong and correct revelation of the Goodness of God.
Twice the Scriptures teach us that Jesus marveled. Once at the centurion's great faith. Then at the lack of faith in Nazareth. Yet multiple times throughout His ministry we read how Jesus marveled at various people's great faith.
It is essential that we have a correct perception of God and a Christ-like perception of ourselves. Once those two perceptions are aligned, we can then have a correct perception of our circumstances and do something about it. The best way to increase your faith with great tenacity is to have a strong and correct revelation of the Goodness of God.
There are some things you need to let go. There is a supernatural blessing attached to the Lord's Release! God will restore you better than you ever could on your own. Those whom the Son set free, shall be free indeed!
God's heart is to set people free! Free from debt. Free from unforgiveness. Free from sickness. Free from addiction. Free from depression. Free from oppression. God wants people to experience complete freedom in their spirit, soul, and body. Jesus came to set the captives free! He is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
As you are led by the Spirit and learn to walk in freedom, you will experience supernatural blessing. Tap into the Lord's Release and God will bless you in all of your works and in all which you put your hand!
The resurrection of Christ is the foundation of the Gospel Message. Throughout the New Testament we find countless references to this miraculous event, the cornerstone of our faith. Jesus was not the first person to return from the dead. There are Old Testament examples of people coming back from the dead, and Jesus Himself raised several from the dead in the gospel letters. However, they all died again. But Jesus lives and reigns forevermore!
"And He is the Head of the Body, the Church, Who is the Beginning, the Firstborn from the dead, that in all things He may have the preeminence." (Col. 1:18)
Jesus was the first ‘born’ from the dead. He was the first to conquer death and was raised in His Incorruptible, eternal Body. He will never die again. Being that Jesus is the first born from the dead, indicates He is not the only one who is raised from the dead. This same resurrection power takes place in ALL who believe in Jesus. “If you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.” (Rom. 10:9)
“But if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you.” (Rom. 8:11)
The resurrection is more than just an event that happened 2,000 years ago. It is more than just an Easter celebration. The resurrection is happening daily around the world. Men and women are believing in the resurrection of Jesus and then experiencing their own resurrection. Life takes the place of death, light drives out darkness, faith replaces fear, and joy replaces depression.
This is exactly what it means to be born-again. Your spirit that was dead (separated from God, must be resurrected to life. When Jesus returns our physical bodies will also experience the transforming power of the resurrection. Therefore, the resurrection is more than a day of remembrance (Easter). It is the day that we ourselves proclaim our own lives from the dead! What is more, the incredible Goodness of God includes that this same resurrection power LIVES IN US and through us (Eph. 1:20) to bring this same Resurrection Harvest to the multitudes Jesus has commissioned us to disciple with the Gospel of Christ.
"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His abundant mercy has begotten us again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead." (1 Pet. 1:3)
The resurrection of Christ is the foundation of the Gospel Message. Throughout the New Testament we find countless references to this miraculous event, the cornerstone of our faith. Jesus was not the first person to return from the dead. There are Old Testament examples of people coming back from the dead, and Jesus Himself raised several from the dead in the gospel letters. However, they all died again. But Jesus lives and reigns forevermore!
"And He is the Head of the Body, the Church, Who is the Beginning, the Firstborn from the dead, that in all things He may have the preeminence." (Col. 1:18)
Jesus was the first ‘born’ from the dead. He was the first to conquer death and was raised in His Incorruptible, eternal Body. He will never die again. Being that Jesus is the first born from the dead, indicates He is not the only one who is raised from the dead. This same resurrection power takes place in ALL who believe in Jesus. “If you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.” (Rom. 10:9)
“But if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you.” (Rom. 8:11)
The resurrection is more than just an event that happened 2,000 years ago. It is more than just an Easter celebration. The resurrection is happening daily around the world. Men and women are believing in the resurrection of Jesus and then experiencing their own resurrection. Life takes the place of death, light drives out darkness, faith replaces fear, and joy replaces depression.
This is exactly what it means to be born-again. Your spirit that was dead (separated from God, must be resurrected to life. When Jesus returns our physical bodies will also experience the transforming power of the resurrection. Therefore, the resurrection is more than a day of remembrance (Easter). It is the day that we ourselves proclaim our own lives from the dead! What is more, the incredible Goodness of God includes that this same resurrection power LIVES IN US and through us (Eph. 1:20) to bring this same Resurrection Harvest to the multitudes Jesus has commissioned us to disciple with the Gospel of Christ.
"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His abundant mercy has begotten us again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead." (1 Pet. 1:3)
The resurrection of Christ is the foundation of the Gospel Message. Throughout the New Testament we find countless references to this miraculous event, the cornerstone of our faith. Jesus was not the first person to return from the dead. There are Old Testament examples of people coming back from the dead, and Jesus Himself raised several from the dead in the gospel letters. However, they all died again. But Jesus lives and reigns forevermore!
"And He is the Head of the Body, the Church, Who is the Beginning, the Firstborn from the dead, that in all things He may have the preeminence." (Col. 1:18)
Jesus was the first ‘born’ from the dead. He was the first to conquer death and was raised in His Incorruptible, eternal Body. He will never die again. Being that Jesus is the first born from the dead, indicates He is not the only one who is raised from the dead. This same resurrection power takes place in ALL who believe in Jesus. “If you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.” (Rom. 10:9)
“But if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you.” (Rom. 8:11)
The resurrection is more than just an event that happened 2,000 years ago. It is more than just an Easter celebration. The resurrection is happening daily around the world. Men and women are believing in the resurrection of Jesus and then experiencing their own resurrection. Life takes the place of death, light drives out darkness, faith replaces fear, and joy replaces depression.
This is exactly what it means to be born-again. Your spirit that was dead (separated from God, must be resurrected to life. When Jesus returns our physical bodies will also experience the transforming power of the resurrection. Therefore, the resurrection is more than a day of remembrance (Easter). It is the day that we ourselves proclaim our own lives from the dead! What is more, the incredible Goodness of God includes that this same resurrection power LIVES IN US and through us (Eph. 1:20) to bring this same Resurrection Harvest to the multitudes Jesus has commissioned us to disciple with the Gospel of Christ.
"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His abundant mercy has begotten us again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead." (1 Pet. 1:3)
Getting a revelation of the Goodness of God has done more for my faith than studying faith. We all have the faith of God, yet many don't know how to access it. Thus we limit God. Understanding His Grace helps us access His grace more. It makes faith alive. The Goodness of God is the nature of God, His very glory (Ex. 33:18-19, 34:7). It is the Gospel of Christ that is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes (Rom. 1:16). God created us for relationship. His heart is to fellowship with us and bless us.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life." (Ps. 23:6) His favor surrounds us like a shield (Ps. 5:12). Those who seek the Lord shall lack no good thing." (Ps. 34:10) "I would have lost heart unless I had believed that I would see the Goodness of the Lord in the land of the living." (Ps, 27:13) What are we beholding? What language are we speaking? The Kingdom of God with thankfulness and blessing or the kingdom of darkness with complaining and confusion.
Do you trust Him? Are you blessed? What do you talk about first? What do you talk about the most? Challenges or blessings? Sickness? Lack of resources? The cares of the world? Who is your Lord? What are you beholding? What are you trusting in? His Goodness? Are the cares of the world choking out His Word? Choking out His peace and joy? I want to charge you to get a revelation of the Goodness of God. I want to urge you behold His Goodness! Walk in His Goodness! Declare His Goodness over every area of life ! Everyday! To Rest in His Goodness because He will take care of everything!
Getting a revelation of the Goodness of God has done more for my faith than studying faith. We all have the faith of God, yet many don't know how to access it. Thus we limit God. Understanding His Grace helps us access His grace more. It makes faith alive. The Goodness of God is the nature of God, His very glory (Ex. 33:18-19, 34:7). It is the Gospel of Christ that is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes (Rom. 1:16). God created us for relationship. His heart is to fellowship with us and bless us.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life." (Ps. 23:6) His favor surrounds us like a shield (Ps. 5:12). Those who seek the Lord shall lack no good thing." (Ps. 34:10) "I would have lost heart unless I had believed that I would see the Goodness of the Lord in the land of the living." (Ps, 27:13) What are we beholding? What language are we speaking? The Kingdom of God with thankfulness and blessing or the kingdom of darkness with complaining and confusion.
Do you trust Him? Are you blessed? What do you talk about first? What do you talk about the most? Challenges or blessings? Sickness? Lack of resources? The cares of the world? Who is your Lord? What are you beholding? What are you trusting in? His Goodness? Are the cares of the world choking out His Word? Choking out His peace and joy? I want to charge you to get a revelation of the Goodness of God. I want to urge you behold His Goodness! Walk in His Goodness! Declare His Goodness over every area of life ! Everyday! To Rest in His Goodness because He will take care of everything!
Getting a revelation of the Goodness of God has done more for my faith than studying faith. We all have the faith of God, yet many don't know how to access it. Thus we limit God. Understanding His Grace helps us access His grace more. It makes faith alive. The Goodness of God is the nature of God, His very glory (Ex. 33:18-19, 34:7). It is the Gospel of Christ that is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes (Rom. 1:16). God created us for relationship. His heart is to fellowship with us and bless us.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life." (Ps. 23:6) His favor surrounds us like a shield (Ps. 5:12). Those who seek the Lord shall lack no good thing." (Ps. 34:10) "I would have lost heart unless I had believed that I would see the Goodness of the Lord in the land of the living." (Ps, 27:13) What are we beholding? What language are we speaking? The Kingdom of God with thankfulness and blessing or the kingdom of darkness with complaining and confusion.
Do you trust Him? Are you blessed? What do you talk about first? What do you talk about the most? Challenges or blessings? Sickness? Lack of resources? The cares of the world? Who is your Lord? What are you beholding? What are you trusting in? His Goodness? Are the cares of the world choking out His Word? Choking out His peace and joy? I want to charge you to get a revelation of the Goodness of God. I want to urge you behold His Goodness! Walk in His Goodness! Declare His Goodness over every area of life ! Everyday! To Rest in His Goodness because He will take care of everything!
Getting a revelation of the Goodness of God has done more for my faith than studying faith. We all have the faith of God, yet many don't know how to access it. Thus we limit God. Understanding His Grace helps us access His grace more. It makes faith alive. The Goodness of God is the nature of God, His very glory (Ex. 33:18-19, 34:7). It is the Gospel of Christ that is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes (Rom. 1:16). God created us for relationship. His heart is to fellowship with us and bless us.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life." (Ps. 23:6) His favor surrounds us like a shield (Ps. 5:12). Those who seek the Lord shall lack no good thing." (Ps. 34:10) "I would have lost heart unless I had believed that I would see the Goodness of the Lord in the land of the living." (Ps, 27:13) What are we beholding? What language are we speaking? The Kingdom of God with thankfulness and blessing or the kingdom of darkness with complaining and confusion.
Do you trust Him? Are you blessed? What do you talk about first? What do you talk about the most? Challenges or blessings? Sickness? Lack of resources? The cares of the world? Who is your Lord? What are you beholding? What are you trusting in? His Goodness? Are the cares of the world choking out His Word? Choking out His peace and joy? I want to charge you to get a revelation of the Goodness of God. I want to urge you behold His Goodness! Walk in His Goodness! Declare His Goodness over every area of life ! Everyday! To Rest in His Goodness because He will take care of everything!
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
"For Unto US a Child is born, unto Us a SON IS GIVEN..." (Is. 9:6)
"I have given them thy word; and the world hath hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world." (John 17:14)
Included in all that He has given us (salvation, righteousness, grace, mercy, forgiveness, reconciliation, healing, provision, promises, the Spirit, etc.) is the gift of the Word. This most precious gift reveals all of the other gifts, just like the key to the front door of a new house opens the way to see all that is in the house. Without the key, you will always be on the outside looking in!
Jesus is the Word made flesh 9Jn. 1:14), the Word that was sent to heal, deliver and save us. He manifested the Word, taught the Word and demonstrated the Word for three and a half years. At the end of His ministry Jesus prayed to the Father and said, ‘I have given them Thy Word.’ His life before them was the Word made flesh.
Jesus also revealed Himself in the Old Testament. "And beginning at Moses and all the Prophets, He expounded to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning Himself." (Luke 24:27). "And He opened their understanding, that they might comprehend the Scriptures." (Luke 24:45)
The Word of God is Jesus’ gift to you! He wants you to comprehend the Scriptures and know Him. In the Bible you will find all of the blessings, promises and keys to the abundant life. Not only is Jesus the true revelation of God to man, the Word of God is the revelation of Jesus. You cannot know Jesus apart from His Word.
“these are WRITTEN that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in His name.” (John 20:30-31)
The mysteries of the Kingdom are revealed in the Word. The principles of abundant life are explained. The revelation of God’s love for you is unlocked. The Word is spiritual. It is alive with God’s life, authority, faith, healing power, grace and love. Don’t neglect the gift of the Word.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
"And they overcame him by the Blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death." (Rev. 12:11) Paul, Jesus, and all of the New Testament writers warned us about the last days be perilous times (2 Tim. 3:1; 1 Pt. 5:8; Mt. 24:12). But we were not meant to be wimps. We were meant to fight the fight of faith. We were meant to overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. Our victory is our faith (1 John 5:4) that speaks (1 Cor. 4:13). As witnesses of Jesus (Acts 1:8) we have something to testify. We have something to say. We were born into victory (Eph. 2:6). We have the victory of the Blood of Jesus. "Now the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where you are. And when I see the blood, I will pass over you; and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt." (Ex. 12:13) We have nothing to fear in these last days. We overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.
"And they overcame him by the Blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death." (Rev. 12:11) Paul, Jesus, and all of the New Testament writers warned us about the last days be perilous times (2 Tim. 3:1; 1 Pt. 5:8; Mt. 24:12). But we were not meant to be wimps. We were meant to fight the fight of faith. We were meant to overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. Our victory is our faith (1 John 5:4) that speaks (1 Cor. 4:13). As witnesses of Jesus (Acts 1:8) we have something to testify. We have something to say. We were born into victory (Eph. 2:6). We have the victory of the Blood of Jesus. "Now the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where you are. And when I see the blood, I will pass over you; and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt." (Ex. 12:13) We have nothing to fear in these last days. We overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.
"And they overcame him by the Blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death." (Rev. 12:11) Paul, Jesus, and all of the New Testament writers warned us about the last days be perilous times (2 Tim. 3:1; 1 Pt. 5:8; Mt. 24:12). But we were not meant to be wimps. We were meant to fight the fight of faith. We were meant to overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. Our victory is our faith (1 John 5:4) that speaks (1 Cor. 4:13). As witnesses of Jesus (Acts 1:8) we have something to testify. We have something to say. We were born into victory (Eph. 2:6). We have the victory of the Blood of Jesus. "Now the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where you are. And when I see the blood, I will pass over you; and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt." (Ex. 12:13) We have nothing to fear in these last days. We overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.
We are people of victory. We are born into victory We have Promises of victory. We pray in victory. We are brought with His Blood. We are sealed by His Spirit. We are called by His Name. We are saved by His grace. Jesus already won the victory. Jesus already conquered the enemy. By His grace, I entered into the victory He won. Through faith I receive the victory that He won. Therefore, we are going to keep believing JESUS! We are going to keep sharing the Gospel. Jesus is Lord and He is living on the inside of us. We are going to keep walking the victory He already won. As we walk through the Book of Ephesians we will see in chapters 1-3, that we are seated with Christ in heavenly places and therefore we will see that we begin from a place of victory. Jesus already accomplished our victory, the work is done. Then in chapters 4 and 5 we will see how we walk in the vocation of our calling and not the vanity of our minds. Finally in chapter 6 we will see how that we stand against the devil based on the revelation knowledge of knowing we already have the victory and how to walk in that victory. Most of the church has this backward. Many believe they have to stand against the devil first, so that they can walk in such a way to receive the victory. That is backwards, thus many are not walking in the victory that is already theirs in Christ Jesus. We must learn to keep our eyes on Jesus. We already have the victory. He is on the throne, and we are seated with Him. Based on this revelational knowledge of His Grace we not only have unmerited favor, but we have divine influence as the redeemed of the Lord.
We are people of victory. We are born into victory We have Promises of victory. We pray in victory. We are brought with His Blood. We are sealed by His Spirit. We are called by His Name. We are saved by His grace. Jesus already won the victory. Jesus already conquered the enemy. By His grace, I entered into the victory He won. Through faith I receive the victory that He won. Therefore, we are going to keep believing JESUS! We are going to keep sharing the Gospel. Jesus is Lord and He is living on the inside of us. We are going to keep walking the victory He already won. As we walk through the Book of Ephesians we will see in chapters 1-3, that we are seated with Christ in heavenly places and therefore we will see that we begin from a place of victory. Jesus already accomplished our victory, the work is done. Then in chapters 4 and 5 we will see how we walk in the vocation of our calling and not the vanity of our minds. Finally in chapter 6 we will see how that we stand against the devil based on the revelation knowledge of knowing we already have the victory and how to walk in that victory. Most of the church has this backward. Many believe they have to stand against the devil first, so that they can walk in such a way to receive the victory. That is backwards, thus many are not walking in the victory that is already theirs in Christ Jesus. We must learn to keep our eyes on Jesus. We already have the victory. He is on the throne, and we are seated with Him. Based on this revelational knowledge of His Grace we not only have unmerited favor, but we have divine influence as the redeemed of the Lord.
We are people of victory. We are born into victory We have Promises of victory. We pray in victory. We are brought with His Blood. We are sealed by His Spirit. We are called by His Name. We are saved by His grace. Jesus already won the victory. Jesus already conquered the enemy. By His grace, I entered into the victory He won. Through faith I receive the victory that He won. Therefore, we are going to keep believing JESUS! We are going to keep sharing the Gospel. Jesus is Lord and He is living on the inside of us. We are going to keep walking the victory He already won. As we walk through the Book of Ephesians we will see in chapters 1-3, that we are seated with Christ in heavenly places and therefore we will see that we begin from a place of victory. Jesus already accomplished our victory, the work is done. Then in chapters 4 and 5 we will see how we walk in the vocation of our calling and not the vanity of our minds. Finally in chapter 6 we will see how that we stand against the devil based on the revelation knowledge of knowing we already have the victory and how to walk in that victory. Most of the church has this backward. Many believe they have to stand against the devil first, so that they can walk in such a way to receive the victory. That is backwards, thus many are not walking in the victory that is already theirs in Christ Jesus. We must learn to keep our eyes on Jesus. We already have the victory. He is on the throne, and we are seated with Him. Based on this revelational knowledge of His Grace we not only have unmerited favor, but we have divine influence as the redeemed of the Lord.
We are people of victory. We are born into victory We have Promises of victory. We pray in victory. We are brought with His Blood. We are sealed by His Spirit. We are called by His Name. We are saved by His grace. Jesus already won the victory. Jesus already conquered the enemy. By His grace, I entered into the victory He won. Through faith I receive the victory that He won. Therefore, we are going to keep believing JESUS! We are going to keep sharing the Gospel. Jesus is Lord and He is living on the inside of us. We are going to keep walking the victory He already won. As we walk through the Book of Ephesians we will see in chapters 1-3, that we are seated with Christ in heavenly places and therefore we will see that we begin from a place of victory. Jesus already accomplished our victory, the work is done. Then in chapters 4 and 5 we will see how we walk in the vocation of our calling and not the vanity of our minds. Finally in chapter 6 we will see how that we stand against the devil based on the revelation knowledge of knowing we already have the victory and how to walk in that victory. Most of the church has this backward. Many believe they have to stand against the devil first, so that they can walk in such a way to receive the victory. That is backwards, thus many are not walking in the victory that is already theirs in Christ Jesus. We must learn to keep our eyes on Jesus. We already have the victory. He is on the throne, and we are seated with Him. Based on this revelational knowledge of His Grace we not only have unmerited favor, but we have divine influence as the redeemed of the Lord.
How do you see yourself? The children of Israel could not enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Psalm 78:41).If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7).God has more for us, than most of us are experiencing. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Life is not practice. We are in the game of life. Many of us are not living to the full potential God has created and redeemed us to live. Many of us are shooting at nothing and hitting it every time. We need to stop evaluating ourselves and our circumstances based on natural qualities. Money, age, ability, nature, governments, should not be a factor.We need to stop limiting God and walk in wholeness, deliverance, and prosperity. We need to awaken the dawn and live a life of purpose God created us and redeemed us to live. We should be making a huge difference in our world.
How do you see yourself? The children of Israel could not enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Psalm 78:41).If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7).God has more for us, than most of us are experiencing. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Life is not practice. We are in the game of life. Many of us are not living to the full potential God has created and redeemed us to live. Many of us are shooting at nothing and hitting it every time. We need to stop evaluating ourselves and our circumstances based on natural qualities. Money, age, ability, nature, governments, should not be a factor.We need to stop limiting God and walk in wholeness, deliverance, and prosperity. We need to awaken the dawn and live a life of purpose God created us and redeemed us to live. We should be making a huge difference in our world.
How do you see yourself? The children of Israel could not enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Psalm 78:41).If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7).God has more for us, than most of us are experiencing. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Life is not practice. We are in the game of life. Many of us are not living to the full potential God has created and redeemed us to live. Many of us are shooting at nothing and hitting it every time. We need to stop evaluating ourselves and our circumstances based on natural qualities. Money, age, ability, nature, governments, should not be a factor.We need to stop limiting God and walk in wholeness, deliverance, and prosperity. We need to awaken the dawn and live a life of purpose God created us and redeemed us to live. We should be making a huge difference in our world.
How do you see yourself? The children of Israel could not enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Psalm 78:41).If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7).God has more for us, than most of us are experiencing. Life is not a dress rehearsal. Life is not practice. We are in the game of life. Many of us are not living to the full potential God has created and redeemed us to live. Many of us are shooting at nothing and hitting it every time. We need to stop evaluating ourselves and our circumstances based on natural qualities. Money, age, ability, nature, governments, should not be a factor.We need to stop limiting God and walk in wholeness, deliverance, and prosperity. We need to awaken the dawn and live a life of purpose God created us and redeemed us to live. We should be making a huge difference in our world.
Everything operates under the principle of the seed. Everything is potentially a seed. This is true in both the natural realm as well as the spiritual realm. In fact, the natural realm is a manifestation (harvest) of the spiritual Word (Seed) of God that sustains it (Heb. 1:1-3). Everything is a seed: our thoughts, our words, our actions, our expressions, our body language, our attitudes, our faith, our fears, our influence, what we hear, what we give, and more. This the principle of how the Kingdom of God works. It is also the principle by which the power of darkness works as well. Every seed carries within itself the nature of its source (Gen. 1:11). Every fruit (harvest) also contains more seeds. Sowing and reaping is one of the clearest teachings in the Word of God. This is true in both the natural and spiritual realms. This is true in both the Kingdom of God and in the power of darkness. Everything is a seed and every fruit has more seeds. What do you do with seeds? What is the purpose of seeds? To be sown and be multiplied. What seeds are you sowing? What seeds are you nurturing in your hearts? Seeds or weeds? Ultimately, the Word of God is THE Seed. Everything in our lives need to be sown with the Word of God, our minds, our bodies, our emotions, our actions, what we hear, and more. Our spirit man needs the continual influence of the Word of God. This is how our lives are transformed. This how our minds are renewed. This is how our bodies are healed. This is how our finances are increased. This is how the Kingdom of God is expanded. Jesus is a Seed Who was sown to reap us. We are seeds destined to bear the fruit of God's life in the world. We can see great increase in our lives, if we knowingly activate the power of the seed principle.
Everything operates under the principle of the seed. Everything is potentially a seed. This is true in both the natural realm as well as the spiritual realm. In fact, the natural realm is a manifestation (harvest) of the spiritual Word (Seed) of God that sustains it (Heb. 1:1-3). Everything is a seed: our thoughts, our words, our actions, our expressions, our body language, our attitudes, our faith, our fears, our influence, what we hear, what we give, and more. This the principle of how the Kingdom of God works. It is also the principle by which the power of darkness works as well. Every seed carries within itself the nature of its source (Gen. 1:11). Every fruit (harvest) also contains more seeds. Sowing and reaping is one of the clearest teachings in the Word of God. This is true in both the natural and spiritual realms. This is true in both the Kingdom of God and in the power of darkness. Everything is a seed and every fruit has more seeds. What do you do with seeds? What is the purpose of seeds? To be sown and be multiplied. What seeds are you sowing? What seeds are you nurturing in your hearts? Seeds or weeds? Ultimately, the Word of God is THE Seed. Everything in our lives need to be sown with the Word of God, our minds, our bodies, our emotions, our actions, what we hear, and more. Our spirit man needs the continual influence of the Word of God. This is how our lives are transformed. This how our minds are renewed. This is how our bodies are healed. This is how our finances are increased. This is how the Kingdom of God is expanded. Jesus is a Seed Who was sown to reap us. We are seeds destined to bear the fruit of God's life in the world. We can see great increase in our lives, if we knowingly activate the power of the seed principle.
Everything operates under the principle of the seed. Everything is potentially a seed. This is true in both the natural realm as well as the spiritual realm. In fact, the natural realm is a manifestation (harvest) of the spiritual Word (Seed) of God that sustains it (Heb. 1:1-3). Everything is a seed: our thoughts, our words, our actions, our expressions, our body language, our attitudes, our faith, our fears, our influence, what we hear, what we give, and more. This the principle of how the Kingdom of God works. It is also the principle by which the power of darkness works as well. Every seed carries within itself the nature of its source (Gen. 1:11). Every fruit (harvest) also contains more seeds. Sowing and reaping is one of the clearest teachings in the Word of God. This is true in both the natural and spiritual realms. This is true in both the Kingdom of God and in the power of darkness. Everything is a seed and every fruit has more seeds. What do you do with seeds? What is the purpose of seeds? To be sown and be multiplied. What seeds are you sowing? What seeds are you nurturing in your hearts? Seeds or weeds? Ultimately, the Word of God is THE Seed. Everything in our lives need to be sown with the Word of God, our minds, our bodies, our emotions, our actions, what we hear, and more. Our spirit man needs the continual influence of the Word of God. This is how our lives are transformed. This how our minds are renewed. This is how our bodies are healed. This is how our finances are increased. This is how the Kingdom of God is expanded. Jesus is a Seed Who was sown to reap us. We are seeds destined to bear the fruit of God's life in the world. We can see great increase in our lives, if we knowingly activate the power of the seed principle.
Everything operates under the principle of the seed. Everything is potentially a seed. This is true in both the natural realm as well as the spiritual realm. In fact, the natural realm is a manifestation (harvest) of the spiritual Word (Seed) of God that sustains it (Heb. 1:1-3). Everything is a seed: our thoughts, our words, our actions, our expressions, our body language, our attitudes, our faith, our fears, our influence, what we hear, what we give, and more. This the principle of how the Kingdom of God works. It is also the principle by which the power of darkness works as well. Every seed carries within itself the nature of its source (Gen. 1:11). Every fruit (harvest) also contains more seeds. Sowing and reaping is one of the clearest teachings in the Word of God. This is true in both the natural and spiritual realms. This is true in both the Kingdom of God and in the power of darkness. Everything is a seed and every fruit has more seeds. What do you do with seeds? What is the purpose of seeds? To be sown and be multiplied. What seeds are you sowing? What seeds are you nurturing in your hearts? Seeds or weeds? Ultimately, the Word of God is THE Seed. Everything in our lives need to be sown with the Word of God, our minds, our bodies, our emotions, our actions, what we hear, and more. Our spirit man needs the continual influence of the Word of God. This is how our lives are transformed. This how our minds are renewed. This is how our bodies are healed. This is how our finances are increased. This is how the Kingdom of God is expanded. Jesus is a Seed Who was sown to reap us. We are seeds destined to bear the fruit of God's life in the world. We can see great increase in our lives, if we knowingly activate the power of the seed principle.
Everything operates under the principle of the seed. Everything is potentially a seed. This is true in both the natural realm as well as the spiritual realm. In fact, the natural realm is a manifestation (harvest) of the spiritual Word (Seed) of God that sustains it (Heb. 1:1-3). Everything is a seed: our thoughts, our words, our actions, our expressions, our body language, our attitudes, our faith, our fears, our influence, what we hear, what we give, and more. This the principle of how the Kingdom of God works. It is also the principle by which the power of darkness works as well. Every seed carries within itself the nature of its source (Gen. 1:11). Every fruit (harvest) also contains more seeds. Sowing and reaping is one of the clearest teachings in the Word of God. This is true in both the natural and spiritual realms. This is true in both the Kingdom of God and in the power of darkness. Everything is a seed and every fruit has more seeds. What do you do with seeds? What is the purpose of seeds? To be sown and be multiplied. What seeds are you sowing? What seeds are you nurturing in your hearts? Seeds or weeds? Ultimately, the Word of God is THE Seed. Everything in our lives need to be sown with the Word of God, our minds, our bodies, our emotions, our actions, what we hear, and more. Our spirit man needs the continual influence of the Word of God. This is how our lives are transformed. This how our minds are renewed. This is how our bodies are healed. This is how our finances are increased. This is how the Kingdom of God is expanded. Jesus is a Seed Who was sown to reap us. We are seeds destined to bear the fruit of God's life in the world. We can see great increase in our lives, if we knowingly activate the power of the seed principle.
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”What do you value?What’s big to you?You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
When asked, what is their secret to experiencing miracles. Great leaders like Kathryn Kulman would always say: “Practicing the Presence of the Holy Spirit.”
What do you value?
What’s big to you?
You can magnify the Lord and make Him and His Word bigger than any problem. You do it by glorifying, praising, and thanking Him. Meditate on the Word and make it more real to you than the problem. You are able to get to a place where God’s Word is true and where He is greater than any situation.
Glorify God as God (Rom. 1:21). All things are possible for one who believes (Mark 9:23). Make God bigger than any problem in your life.
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8).
“Let the peoples praise You, O God; Let all the peoples praise You. Then the earth shall yield her increase; God, our own God, shall bless us.” (Ps. 67:5-6)
Praise creates an atmosphere of thanksgiving and expectancy, gratitude and grace. Praise is the environment for increase and blessing! It is interesting that the potential of “increase” in the earth and blessing in our lives is dependent upon our recognition of God’s goodness!
So much of our present and our future is a reflection of our attitude and outlook on life. Two people facing the same set of circumstances can have two entirely different attitudes and experience two entirely different results.
When our hearts are filled with thanksgiving and praise and we magnify the Lord, there are spiritual forces at work on our behalf. In the same way, the complaining heart and critical spirit will miss out on this blessing.
God’s delivering power is released through the praises of those who trust Him. The attitude of thanksgiving, expectancy, and hope is a major force in shaping our futures. The moment our expectancy is diminished and our hearts begin to “see” a negative outcome, we lose the power to bring change. Our futures are in our hearts. God’s blessings and increase are released in the lives of the thankful.
A thankful heart is one that is flowing in the grace of God and is not shaped by the corruption that is in the world. Many hearts are negative toward just about everything. It is an approach to life that may recognize God’s goodness on a theological level, but on a practical level life is lived from our own strength, our own logic, and our own resources. Of course, our strength, logic, and resources will never be enough, and the negative attitude begins to grow.
Rather than a default setting of praise and thanksgiving in our hearts, there is a fundamental approach to life as a victim. Unknowingly, we are shutting off God’s provision by ignoring His vision for our lives. We have chosen to see the issues around us as more powerful than the God who lives in us. Rather than praising God for His goodness, we begin to exalt the circumstances through complaining and fear. Rather than receiving His grace and provision by faith, we begin to contemplate hardship and loss.
“And he commanded the people to sit down on the ground: and he took the seven loaves, and GAVE THANKS, and brake, and gave to his disciples to set before them; and they did set them before the people.” (Mk. 8:6)
Jesus gave thanks for what He had. He praised God for what appeared to be a serious lack. But His attitude of thankfulness brought increase. When we give thanks and praise God for every blessing, the power of multiplication is loosed over our lives.
Jesus gave thanks for what He had. Rather than complaining about the obvious lack, He was thankful. Thankfulness is a prosperous attitude. Thankfulness is faith in action. A thankful lifestyle and attitude is the first key in turning a life of lack into a life of abundance.
Jesus blessed what He had. Far too often we are guilty of cursing our lack, cursing our possessions, our boss, our job, our car, our bills, etc. We must learn the power of blessing. Words are the most powerful force in existence! Bless what you have. Speak life over yourself, your resources and your future. It is a key to abundance.
“Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us.” (Eph. 3:20)
“Let the peoples praise You, O God; Let all the peoples praise You. Then the earth shall yield her increase; God, our own God, shall bless us.” (Ps. 67:5-6)
Praise creates an atmosphere of thanksgiving and expectancy, gratitude and grace. Praise is the environment for increase and blessing! It is interesting that the potential of “increase” in the earth and blessing in our lives is dependent upon our recognition of God’s goodness!
So much of our present and our future is a reflection of our attitude and outlook on life. Two people facing the same set of circumstances can have two entirely different attitudes and experience two entirely different results.
When our hearts are filled with thanksgiving and praise and we magnify the Lord, there are spiritual forces at work on our behalf. In the same way, the complaining heart and critical spirit will miss out on this blessing.
God’s delivering power is released through the praises of those who trust Him. The attitude of thanksgiving, expectancy, and hope is a major force in shaping our futures. The moment our expectancy is diminished and our hearts begin to “see” a negative outcome, we lose the power to bring change. Our futures are in our hearts. God’s blessings and increase are released in the lives of the thankful.
A thankful heart is one that is flowing in the grace of God and is not shaped by the corruption that is in the world. Many hearts are negative toward just about everything. It is an approach to life that may recognize God’s goodness on a theological level, but on a practical level life is lived from our own strength, our own logic, and our own resources. Of course, our strength, logic, and resources will never be enough, and the negative attitude begins to grow.
Rather than a default setting of praise and thanksgiving in our hearts, there is a fundamental approach to life as a victim. Unknowingly, we are shutting off God’s provision by ignoring His vision for our lives. We have chosen to see the issues around us as more powerful than the God who lives in us. Rather than praising God for His goodness, we begin to exalt the circumstances through complaining and fear. Rather than receiving His grace and provision by faith, we begin to contemplate hardship and loss.
“And he commanded the people to sit down on the ground: and he took the seven loaves, and GAVE THANKS, and brake, and gave to his disciples to set before them; and they did set them before the people.” (Mk. 8:6)
Jesus gave thanks for what He had. He praised God for what appeared to be a serious lack. But His attitude of thankfulness brought increase. When we give thanks and praise God for every blessing, the power of multiplication is loosed over our lives.
Jesus gave thanks for what He had. Rather than complaining about the obvious lack, He was thankful. Thankfulness is a prosperous attitude. Thankfulness is faith in action. A thankful lifestyle and attitude is the first key in turning a life of lack into a life of abundance.
Jesus blessed what He had. Far too often we are guilty of cursing our lack, cursing our possessions, our boss, our job, our car, our bills, etc. We must learn the power of blessing. Words are the most powerful force in existence! Bless what you have. Speak life over yourself, your resources and your future. It is a key to abundance.
“Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us.” (Eph. 3:20)
“Let the peoples praise You, O God; Let all the peoples praise You. Then the earth shall yield her increase; God, our own God, shall bless us.” (Ps. 67:5-6)Praise creates an atmosphere of thanksgiving and expectancy, gratitude and grace. Praise is the environment for increase and blessing! It is interesting that the potential of “increase” in the earth and blessing in our lives is dependent upon our recognition of God’s goodness!So much of our present and our future is a reflection of our attitude and outlook on life. Two people facing the same set of circumstances can have two entirely different attitudes and experience two entirely different results.When our hearts are filled with thanksgiving and praise and we magnify the Lord, there are spiritual forces at work on our behalf. In the same way, the complaining heart and critical spirit will miss out on this blessing.God’s delivering power is released through the praises of those who trust Him. The attitude of thanksgiving, expectancy, and hope is a major force in shaping our futures. The moment our expectancy is diminished and our hearts begin to “see” a negative outcome, we lose the power to bring change. Our futures are in our hearts. God’s blessings and increase are released in the lives of the thankful.A thankful heart is one that is flowing in the grace of God and is not shaped by the corruption that is in the world. Many hearts are negative toward just about everything. It is an approach to life that may recognize God’s goodness on a theological level, but on a practical level life is lived from our own strength, our own logic, and our own resources. Of course, our strength, logic, and resources will never be enough, and the negative attitude begins to grow.Rather than a default setting of praise and thanksgiving in our hearts, there is a fundamental approach to life as a victim. Unknowingly, we are shutting off God’s provision by ignoring His vision for our lives. We have chosen to see the issues around us as more powerful than the God who lives in us. Rather than praising God for His goodness, we begin to exalt the circumstances through complaining and fear. Rather than receiving His grace and provision by faith, we begin to contemplate hardship and loss.“And he commanded the people to sit down on the ground: and he took the seven loaves, and GAVE THANKS, and brake, and gave to his disciples to set before them; and they did set them before the people.” (Mk. 8:6)Jesus gave thanks for what He had. He praised God for what appeared to be a serious lack. But His attitude of thankfulness brought increase. When we give thanks and praise God for every blessing, the power of multiplication is loosed over our lives.Jesus gave thanks for what He had. Rather than complaining about the obvious lack, He was thankful. Thankfulness is a prosperous attitude. Thankfulness is faith in action. A thankful lifestyle and attitude is the first key in turning a life of lack into a life of abundance.Jesus blessed what He had. Far too often we are guilty of cursing our lack, cursing our possessions, our boss, our job, our car, our bills, etc. We must learn the power of blessing. Words are the most powerful force in existence! Bless what you have. Speak life over yourself, your resources and your future. It is a key to abundance.“Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us.” (Eph. 3:20)
“Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord, As His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.” (2 Peter 1:2-4)“This life eternal, that they may know you, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” (John 17:3)In these last days there is nothing more important than to know Jesus! There is a lot of religious and legalistic junk flooding many churches and social media platforms today. But we are here to exalt the Name of Jesus and make Him known. I am not interested about learning and teaching about end time events. I am only interested in hearing and preaching about knowing Jesus! I only want to hear and preach a revelation of Jesus!As pastors and teachers there is no better Message to preach than to teach people to know Jesus! The only reason I am in the ministry, is to preach the Gospel of Christ so that you may know Jesus and make Him known!No matter what you have done wrong, Jesus is the answer! No matter what you need: healing, provision, favor, wisdom, and more...Jesus is the answer! Everything you need for life and godliness is found in in knowing Jesus!
“Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord, As His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.” (2 Peter 1:2-4)“This life eternal, that they may know you, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” (John 17:3)In these last days there is nothing more important than to know Jesus! There is a lot of religious and legalistic junk flooding many churches and social media platforms today. But we are here to exalt the Name of Jesus and make Him known. I am not interested about learning and teaching about end time events. I am only interested in hearing and preaching about knowing Jesus! I only want to hear and preach a revelation of Jesus!As pastors and teachers there is no better Message to preach than to teach people to know Jesus! The only reason I am in the ministry, is to preach the Gospel of Christ so that you may know Jesus and make Him known!No matter what you have done wrong, Jesus is the answer! No matter what you need: healing, provision, favor, wisdom, and more...Jesus is the answer! Everything you need for life and godliness is found in in knowing Jesus!
“Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord, As His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.” (2 Peter 1:2-4)“This life eternal, that they may know you, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” (John 17:3)In these last days there is nothing more important than to know Jesus! There is a lot of religious and legalistic junk flooding many churches and social media platforms today. But we are here to exalt the Name of Jesus and make Him known. I am not interested about learning and teaching about end time events. I am only interested in hearing and preaching about knowing Jesus! I only want to hear and preach a revelation of Jesus!As pastors and teachers there is no better Message to preach than to teach people to know Jesus! The only reason I am in the ministry, is to preach the Gospel of Christ so that you may know Jesus and make Him known!No matter what you have done wrong, Jesus is the answer! No matter what you need: healing, provision, favor, wisdom, and more...Jesus is the answer! Everything you need for life and godliness is found in in knowing Jesus!
“Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord, As His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.” (2 Peter 1:2-4)
“This life eternal, that they may know you, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.” (John 17:3)
In these last days there is nothing more important than to know Jesus! There is a lot of religious and legalistic junk flooding many churches and social media platforms today. But we are here to exalt the Name of Jesus and make Him known. I am not interested about learning and teaching about end time events. I am only interested in hearing and preaching about knowing Jesus! I only want to hear and preach a revelation of Jesus!
As pastors and teachers there is no better Message to preach than to teach people to know Jesus! The only reason I am in the ministry, is to preach the Gospel of Christ so that you may know Jesus and make Him known!
No matter what you have done wrong, Jesus is the answer! No matter what you need: healing, provision, favor, wisdom, and more...Jesus is the answer! Everything you need for life and godliness is found in in knowing Jesus!
"...This is the new covenant in My Blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." (1 Cor. 11:25)
The Blood of Jesus has the power to forgive you of all of your sins! (Eph. 1:7). Understanding this is crucial to living a victorious life. The enemy fears this Truth the most! He attacks this teaching: the forgiveness of sins so vehemently.
The New Covenant in the Blood of Jesus being shed for our sins is NOT a basic teaching. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
The Holy Spirit has empowered us to testify of Him (John 15:26; Acts 1:8). In these last days people will not be Anti-God they will be anti-Christ.
We need to preach the Gospel of Christ! We need to preach the new covenant! We need to preach the Blood of Jesus! We need to preach the finished work of Christ.
New Covenant - Christ-centered teaching needs to be the tenant of our teachings. We need preachers and teachers who put the cross of Christ as the PRIMARY FOCUS of their teachings. Our central tenant needs to be exalting the Person of Jesus and the new covenant in His Blood.
"...This is the new covenant in My Blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." (1 Cor. 11:25)
The Blood of Jesus has the power to forgive you of all of your sins! (Eph. 1:7). Understanding this is crucial to living a victorious life. The enemy fears this Truth the most! He attacks this teaching: the forgiveness of sins so vehemently.
The New Covenant in the Blood of Jesus being shed for our sins is NOT a basic teaching. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
The Holy Spirit has empowered us to testify of Him (John 15:26; Acts 1:8). In these last days people will not be Anti-God they will be anti-Christ.
We need to preach the Gospel of Christ! We need to preach the new covenant! We need to preach the Blood of Jesus! We need to preach the finished work of Christ.
New Covenant - Christ-centered teaching needs to be the tenant of our teachings. We need preachers and teachers who put the cross of Christ as the PRIMARY FOCUS of their teachings. Our central tenant needs to be exalting the Person of Jesus and the new covenant in His Blood.
"...This is the new covenant in My Blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." (1 Cor. 11:25)
The Blood of Jesus has the power to forgive you of all of your sins! (Eph. 1:7). Understanding this is crucial to living a victorious life. The enemy fears this Truth the most! He attacks this teaching: the forgiveness of sins so vehemently.
The New Covenant in the Blood of Jesus being shed for our sins is NOT a basic teaching. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
The Holy Spirit has empowered us to testify of Him (John 15:26; Acts 1:8). In these last days people will not be Anti-God they will be anti-Christ.
We need to preach the Gospel of Christ! We need to preach the new covenant! We need to preach the Blood of Jesus! We need to preach the finished work of Christ.
New Covenant - Christ-centered teaching needs to be the tenant of our teachings. We need preachers and teachers who put the cross of Christ as the PRIMARY FOCUS of their teachings. Our central tenant needs to be exalting the Person of Jesus and the new covenant in His Blood.
"...This is the new covenant in My Blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." (1 Cor. 11:25)
The Blood of Jesus has the power to forgive you of all of your sins! (Eph. 1:7). Understanding this is crucial to living a victorious life. The enemy fears this Truth the most! He attacks this teaching: the forgiveness of sins so vehemently.
The New Covenant in the Blood of Jesus being shed for our sins is NOT a basic teaching. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
The Holy Spirit has empowered us to testify of Him (John 15:26; Acts 1:8). In these last days people will not be Anti-God they will be anti-Christ.
We need to preach the Gospel of Christ! We need to preach the new covenant! We need to preach the Blood of Jesus! We need to preach the finished work of Christ.
New Covenant - Christ-centered teaching needs to be the tenant of our teachings. We need preachers and teachers who put the cross of Christ as the PRIMARY FOCUS of their teachings. Our central tenant needs to be exalting the Person of Jesus and the new covenant in His Blood.
"...This is the new covenant in My Blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me." (1 Cor. 11:25)
The Blood of Jesus has the power to forgive you of all of your sins! (Eph. 1:7). Understanding this is crucial to living a victorious life. The enemy fears this Truth the most! He attacks this teaching: the forgiveness of sins so vehemently.
The New Covenant in the Blood of Jesus being shed for our sins is NOT a basic teaching. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ!
The Holy Spirit has empowered us to testify of Him (John 15:26; Acts 1:8). In these last days people will not be Anti-God they will be anti-Christ.
We need to preach the Gospel of Christ! We need to preach the new covenant! We need to preach the Blood of Jesus! We need to preach the finished work of Christ.
New Covenant - Christ-centered teaching needs to be the tenant of our teachings. We need preachers and teachers who put the cross of Christ as the PRIMARY FOCUS of their teachings. Our central tenant needs to be exalting the Person of Jesus and the new covenant in His Blood.
A Kingdom is a realm where a King reigns. Isaiah prophesied, "For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder..." (Is. 9:6). Through the finished work of the cross, the four beasts and twenty-four elders that surround the throne of God began to sing a new song that declared we, His Church are redeemed by His blood to be kings and priests that reign on the earth (Rev. 5:9-10). Death once reigned through Adam's offense but much more shall those who receive His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness reign in life through the One (Rom. 5:17), Immanuel God with us.
Jesus said, "it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the Kingdom" (Luke 12:32) and that the Kingdom is within you (Luke 17:20-21). Jesus commissioned the 12, the 70, and the Church to proclaim, "The Kingdom of God is here!" (Mt. 3:2; Mk. 1:15). Through Christ we are already in His Kingdom (Col. 1:13). We have the same power that raised Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:14-23).
Jesus said we have the keys the of the Kingdom (Mt. 16:19). A key is what gives one authority or power. A key is used to open and close what is locked. With great power comes great responsibility. We the Church have been given keys to pray His Kingdom come and will be done on earth as it is in heaven (Mt. 6:10, 13). We the Church have been given the authority to bind and loose things (Mt/ 16:19; 18:17-18), to bind the strongman and spoil his house (Mt. 12:28-29; Mk. 3:27).
Sin is what gave Satan authority to captivate people everywhere in sin, sickness, and more. Satan gained authority through sin, but righteousness binds him. Jesus never bound the enemy by yelling at him, yet Jesus was spoiling his house everywhere. Jesus took captivity captive and gave us the keys of the Kingdom. If we would only grasp who we are in Christ (Philemon 1:6; 2 Cor. 5:21; Rom. 5:17). Binding the enemy, healing the sick, casting out demons, raising the dead, and loosening heaven's resources is not a verbal assault but a confidence assurance who lives in us (Gal. 2:20; Rom. 1:16-17; Col. 1:27) .
Thine is the Kingdom! The King and His Kingdom is inside of us and we have the keys. He has crowned your year with His Goodness and our paths drip with fatness (Ps. 65:11).
A Kingdom is a realm where a King reigns. Isaiah prophesied, "For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder..." (Is. 9:6). Through the finished work of the cross, the four beasts and twenty-four elders that surround the throne of God began to sing a new song that declared we, His Church are redeemed by His blood to be kings and priests that reign on the earth (Rev. 5:9-10). Death once reigned through Adam's offense but much more shall those who receive His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness reign in life through the One (Rom. 5:17), Immanuel God with us.
Jesus said, "it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the Kingdom" (Luke 12:32) and that the Kingdom is within you (Luke 17:20-21). Jesus commissioned the 12, the 70, and the Church to proclaim, "The Kingdom of God is here!" (Mt. 3:2; Mk. 1:15). Through Christ we are already in His Kingdom (Col. 1:13). We have the same power that raised Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:14-23).
Jesus said we have the keys the of the Kingdom (Mt. 16:19). A key is what gives one authority or power. A key is used to open and close what is locked. With great power comes great responsibility. We the Church have been given keys to pray His Kingdom come and will be done on earth as it is in heaven (Mt. 6:10, 13). We the Church have been given the authority to bind and loose things (Mt/ 16:19; 18:17-18), to bind the strongman and spoil his house (Mt. 12:28-29; Mk. 3:27).
Sin is what gave Satan authority to captivate people everywhere in sin, sickness, and more. Satan gained authority through sin, but righteousness binds him. Jesus never bound the enemy by yelling at him, yet Jesus was spoiling his house everywhere. Jesus took captivity captive and gave us the keys of the Kingdom. If we would only grasp who we are in Christ (Philemon 1:6; 2 Cor. 5:21; Rom. 5:17). Binding the enemy, healing the sick, casting out demons, raising the dead, and loosening heaven's resources is not a verbal assault but a confidence assurance who lives in us (Gal. 2:20; Rom. 1:16-17; Col. 1:27) .
Thine is the Kingdom! The King and His Kingdom is inside of us and we have the keys. He has crowned your year with His Goodness and our paths drip with fatness (Ps. 65:11).
A Kingdom is a realm where a King reigns. Isaiah prophesied, "For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder..." (Is. 9:6). Through the finished work of the cross, the four beasts and twenty-four elders that surround the throne of God began to sing a new song that declared we, His Church are redeemed by His blood to be kings and priests that reign on the earth (Rev. 5:9-10). Death once reigned through Adam's offense but much more shall those who receive His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness reign in life through the One (Rom. 5:17), Immanuel God with us.
Jesus said, "it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the Kingdom" (Luke 12:32) and that the Kingdom is within you (Luke 17:20-21). Jesus commissioned the 12, the 70, and the Church to proclaim, "The Kingdom of God is here!" (Mt. 3:2; Mk. 1:15). Through Christ we are already in His Kingdom (Col. 1:13). We have the same power that raised Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:14-23).
Jesus said we have the keys the of the Kingdom (Mt. 16:19). A key is what gives one authority or power. A key is used to open and close what is locked. With great power comes great responsibility. We the Church have been given keys to pray His Kingdom come and will be done on earth as it is in heaven (Mt. 6:10, 13). We the Church have been given the authority to bind and loose things (Mt/ 16:19; 18:17-18), to bind the strongman and spoil his house (Mt. 12:28-29; Mk. 3:27).
Sin is what gave Satan authority to captivate people everywhere in sin, sickness, and more. Satan gained authority through sin, but righteousness binds him. Jesus never bound the enemy by yelling at him, yet Jesus was spoiling his house everywhere. Jesus took captivity captive and gave us the keys of the Kingdom. If we would only grasp who we are in Christ (Philemon 1:6; 2 Cor. 5:21; Rom. 5:17). Binding the enemy, healing the sick, casting out demons, raising the dead, and loosening heaven's resources is not a verbal assault but a confidence assurance who lives in us (Gal. 2:20; Rom. 1:16-17; Col. 1:27) .
Thine is the Kingdom! The King and His Kingdom is inside of us and we have the keys. He has crowned your year with His Goodness and our paths drip with fatness (Ps. 65:11).
A Kingdom is a realm where a King reigns. Isaiah prophesied, "For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the government shall be upon His shoulder..." (Is. 9:6). Through the finished work of the cross, the four beasts and twenty-four elders that surround the throne of God began to sing a new song that declared we, His Church are redeemed by His blood to be kings and priests that reign on the earth (Rev. 5:9-10). Death once reigned through Adam's offense but much more shall those who receive His abundance of grace and gift of righteousness reign in life through the One (Rom. 5:17), Immanuel God with us.
Jesus said, "it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the Kingdom" (Luke 12:32) and that the Kingdom is within you (Luke 17:20-21). Jesus commissioned the 12, the 70, and the Church to proclaim, "The Kingdom of God is here!" (Mt. 3:2; Mk. 1:15). Through Christ we are already in His Kingdom (Col. 1:13). We have the same power that raised Christ from the dead (Eph. 1:14-23).
Jesus said we have the keys the of the Kingdom (Mt. 16:19). A key is what gives one authority or power. A key is used to open and close what is locked. With great power comes great responsibility. We the Church have been given keys to pray His Kingdom come and will be done on earth as it is in heaven (Mt. 6:10, 13). We the Church have been given the authority to bind and loose things (Mt/ 16:19; 18:17-18), to bind the strongman and spoil his house (Mt. 12:28-29; Mk. 3:27).
Sin is what gave Satan authority to captivate people everywhere in sin, sickness, and more. Satan gained authority through sin, but righteousness binds him. Jesus never bound the enemy by yelling at him, yet Jesus was spoiling his house everywhere. Jesus took captivity captive and gave us the keys of the Kingdom. If we would only grasp who we are in Christ (Philemon 1:6; 2 Cor. 5:21; Rom. 5:17). Binding the enemy, healing the sick, casting out demons, raising the dead, and loosening heaven's resources is not a verbal assault but a confidence assurance who lives in us (Gal. 2:20; Rom. 1:16-17; Col. 1:27) .
Thine is the Kingdom! The King and His Kingdom is inside of us and we have the keys. He has crowned your year with His Goodness and our paths drip with fatness (Ps. 65:11).
"For UNTO US A CHILD IS BORN, UNTO US A SON IS GIVEN; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.Of the increase of His government and peace there will be no end, upon the throne of David and over His kingdom, to order it and establish it with judgment and justice from that time forward, even forever. The zeal of the Lord of hosts will perform this." (Is. 9:6-7).
Jesus, this Child, this Son has been born unto us.
CHRISTmas is all about CHRIST, our Messiah being born and given to us. Jesus, this Child that is born unto us, this Son Who has been given unto us is none other than the Worthy Lamb of God Who takes away the sins of the world. CHRISTmas is all about receiving this tremendous gift that the angels declared to us: "Glory to God in the highest, And on earth peace, goodwill toward men!” (Luke 2:14)
God's Word is the most important step to receive a miracle. Romans 10:17 says, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” You can't just know the Word intellectually. You must meditate on it so it becomes living and active on the inside of you. Most of us don't meditate on the Word as we should.
We are occupied and don’t have time, and we are upset with God when we don’t receive our miracle. That’s just as foolish as the man who didn’t plant his seed but was upset when he didn’t receive a crop. If God’s Word is planted in your heart, you’ll receive. It doesn’t matter what you feel — God’s Word will produce a miracle.
Most people interpret God’s Word by their own experience, “God’s Word says one thing, but here is what happened.” If someone doesn’t get healed, we make our own theology and say, “Well, not everyone gets healed.” God doesn’t say no to something He already said yes to. You need to learn to interpret your circumstances by God’s Word — not God’s Word by your circumstances.
Most of us have seen a promise in God’s Word and believed to the best of our ability, but it didn’t come to pass. How do we harmonize the fact that God is true to His Word and it didn’t happen?
God's Word is the most important step to receive a miracle. Romans 10:17 says, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” You can't just know the Word intellectually. You must meditate on it so it becomes living and active on the inside of you. Most of us don't meditate on the Word as we should.
We are occupied and don’t have time, and we are upset with God when we don’t receive our miracle. That’s just as foolish as the man who didn’t plant his seed but was upset when he didn’t receive a crop. If God’s Word is planted in your heart, you’ll receive. It doesn’t matter what you feel — God’s Word will produce a miracle.
Most people interpret God’s Word by their own experience, “God’s Word says one thing, but here is what happened.” If someone doesn’t get healed, we make our own theology and say, “Well, not everyone gets healed.” God doesn’t say no to something He already said yes to. You need to learn to interpret your circumstances by God’s Word — not God’s Word by your circumstances.
Most of us have seen a promise in God’s Word and believed to the best of our ability, but it didn’t come to pass. How do we harmonize the fact that God is true to His Word and it didn’t happen?
The compassion of Jesus is the most important, indispensable element of flowing in the healing power of God. The compassion of Jesus is the major trait that releases God's miraculous power.
How do you receive a miracle? God is predictable. He is faithful. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Faith and the Kingdom of God operates by laws. What seed(s) are you established in? What seed are you watering and fertilizing as you believe God in prayer?
The compassion of Jesus is the most important, indispensable element of flowing in the healing power of God. The compassion of Jesus is the major trait that releases God's miraculous power.
How do you receive a miracle? God is predictable. He is faithful. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Faith and the Kingdom of God operates by laws. What seed(s) are you established in? What seed are you watering and fertilizing as you believe God in prayer?
The compassion of Jesus is the most important, indispensable element of flowing in the healing power of God. The compassion of Jesus is the major trait that releases God's miraculous power.
How do you receive a miracle? God is predictable. He is faithful. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Faith and the Kingdom of God operates by laws. What seed(s) are you established in? What seed are you watering and fertilizing as you believe God in prayer?
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
www.LightHouseDiscipleship.org
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
Most Christians believe that the primary purpose of salvation is to avoid hell. Although hell is real, that kind of thinking serves to inoculate people from the truth of the Gospel concerning salvation. If we simply ceased to exist at death and if there was no hell, I still believe that Jesus would have still come to earth and die for us. Why? Because salvation is about having a relationship with God. God's main reason for sending Jesus was to restore fellowship with man. One of the most awesome benefits of restoring our relationship with God through salvation it s that we miss hell and gain heaven.
Many people have mistakenly thought that the goal of salvation is the forgiveness of sin to avoid hell. That's not what John 3:16 teaches. Sure, not perishing in hell is a very important part of what Jesus came to do. He died for all of our sins, and the sins of the entire world. And if that was all there is to salvation, that is more than any of us deserve, and it would still be worth preaching. But salvation is much more than getting our sins forgiven so we can go to heaven instead of hell.
In other words, if all you did was ask Jesus to forgive your sins so you wouldn't perish in hell, then you are missing out on eternal life. Sin was a barrier that stood between us and a holy God. It had to be removed. That is exactly what Jesus did, and He did it well. Sin is no longer standing between God and man (2 Cor. 5:17-21). Today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). Sure that entitles us to live forever in heaven and avoid hell. Praise God! That is beyond wonderful! But the greatest and most purposeful benefit of salvation is that we get to experience eternal life.
Eternal life is much more than living forever in heaven. Jesus defined eternal life as knowing God (Jn. 17:3) Knowing God speaks of having an intimate, close, and personal relationship with God! That is awesome! That is the purpose of salvation! Many people believe Jesus died to forgive their sins, and He did. But many of these same people do not have a close, personal, and intimate relationship with their Father God and with their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Many have reserved that relationship with God for heaven. They are content in muddling through life singing songs about how, when we all get to heaven, what a day that will be. True, it will be a glorious day! But friends, today is the day of salvation (2 Cor. 6:2). We are supposed to be experiencing eternal life (a close, intimate, and personal relationship with our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) now!
What is more, salvation by definition in both the Hebrew and Greek is wholeness, healing, prosperity, deliverance and more. In this teaching series we will be defining salvation, discovering anew the purpose and necessity of salvation, and then discuss many of the benefits of salvation that we are supposed to be experiencing today. In doing so, we will also take a in-depth looking at wholeness, healing, prosperity, and more in how it speaks of salvation and our eternal life we are supposed to be experiencing now.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Redemption is a purchase. Christ purchased us and paid the ultimate price for our sins. This is the Gospel which is Good News! We don’t have to pay for our sins: Christ did! Through Jesus, we have been declared righteous by God! We can live with freedom in the new life we have been given. We have been justified and can live with joy knowing that God’s grace will never fail!
We heard the Gospel. We believed the Gospel. We stand on the Gospel. We became saved! When we believed on Jesus we took on a new identity. We stop identifying with what we used to identify ourselves with. Baptism represents I now identify with Jesus. In Christ, our redemption, we died to sin and no longer live in sin, we were raised with Jesus and now live to God.
We are no longer living for ourselves. We are no longer living for sin. We are no longer living for the world. We are living for Jesus! This is the Gospel we are preaching. Christ died for our sins! Christ has borne our sins! Christ was buried! Christ rose again! The price has been paid! The payment has been made! Jesus shed His Blood! Jesus delivered us from the penalty of sin. Jesus delivered us from the power of sin. We need to learn how to identify with His death and resurrection.
We now live in the reign of grace. We now live in the reign of righteousness. We died to the reign of sin and death. We left the kingdom of darkness. We left the power of darkness. We left the dominion of darkness. We are now in a new Kingdom. We are now in the Kingdom of His love. We are now in the Kingdom of Grace. We have the life of Jesus and the love Christ constrains us. We died with Christ and we now live to God. The death and resurrection of Jesus gives me life!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Redemption is a purchase. Christ purchased us and paid the ultimate price for our sins. This is the Gospel which is Good News! We don’t have to pay for our sins: Christ did! Through Jesus, we have been declared righteous by God! We can live with freedom in the new life we have been given. We have been justified and can live with joy knowing that God’s grace will never fail!
We heard the Gospel. We believed the Gospel. We stand on the Gospel. We became saved! When we believed on Jesus we took on a new identity. We stop identifying with what we used to identify ourselves with. Baptism represents I now identify with Jesus. In Christ, our redemption, we died to sin and no longer live in sin, we were raised with Jesus and now live to God.
We are no longer living for ourselves. We are no longer living for sin. We are no longer living for the world. We are living for Jesus! This is the Gospel we are preaching. Christ died for our sins! Christ has borne our sins! Christ was buried! Christ rose again! The price has been paid! The payment has been made! Jesus shed His Blood! Jesus delivered us from the penalty of sin. Jesus delivered us from the power of sin. We need to learn how to identify with His death and resurrection.
We now live in the reign of grace. We now live in the reign of righteousness. We died to the reign of sin and death. We left the kingdom of darkness. We left the power of darkness. We left the dominion of darkness. We are now in a new Kingdom. We are now in the Kingdom of His love. We are now in the Kingdom of Grace. We have the life of Jesus and the love Christ constrains us. We died with Christ and we now live to God. The death and resurrection of Jesus gives me life!
Redemption is a purchase. Christ purchased us and paid the ultimate price for our sins. This is the Gospel which is Good News! We don’t have to pay for our sins: Christ did! Through Jesus, we have been declared righteous by God! We can live with freedom in the new life we have been given. We have been justified and can live with joy knowing that God’s grace will never fail!
We heard the Gospel. We believed the Gospel. We stand on the Gospel. We became saved! When we believed on Jesus we took on a new identity. We stop identifying with what we used to identify ourselves with. Baptism represents I now identify with Jesus. In Christ, our redemption, we died to sin and no longer live in sin, we were raised with Jesus and now live to God.
We are no longer living for ourselves. We are no longer living for sin. We are no longer living for the world. We are living for Jesus! This is the Gospel we are preaching. Christ died for our sins! Christ has borne our sins! Christ was buried! Christ rose again! The price has been paid! The payment has been made! Jesus shed His Blood! Jesus delivered us from the penalty of sin. Jesus delivered us from the power of sin. We need to learn how to identify with His death and resurrection.
We now live in the reign of grace. We now live in the reign of righteousness. We died to the reign of sin and death. We left the kingdom of darkness. We left the power of darkness. We left the dominion of darkness. We are now in a new Kingdom. We are now in the Kingdom of His love. We are now in the Kingdom of Grace. We have the life of Jesus and the love Christ constrains us. We died with Christ and we now live to God. The death and resurrection of Jesus gives me life!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
A hard heart is a heart that is cold, callous, unfeeling, unyielding, and insensitive to God and the supernatural. A hard heart is more sensitive to other things than to God. A hard heart is caused by what we focus and meditate on. We should expect the miraculous. We have all limited God in our hearts in some way.
God does not want our hearts to be so intoxicated with the cares of this world that our hearts are in a drunken stupor. The New Testament has a lot to say about us being sober-minded in these last days. So that day of trouble does not overtake us by surprise.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
A hard heart is a heart that is cold, callous, unfeeling, unyielding, and insensitive to God and the supernatural. A hard heart is more sensitive to other things than to God. A hard heart is caused by what we focus and meditate on. We should expect the miraculous. We have all limited God in our hearts in some way.
God does not want our hearts to be so intoxicated with the cares of this world that our hearts are in a drunken stupor. The New Testament has a lot to say about us being sober-minded in these last days. So that day of trouble does not overtake us by surprise.
A hard heart is a heart that is cold, callous, unfeeling, unyielding, and insensitive to God and the supernatural. A hard heart is more sensitive to other things than to God. A hard heart is caused by what we focus and meditate on. We should expect the miraculous. We have all limited God in our hearts in some way.
God does not want our hearts to be so intoxicated with the cares of this world that our hearts are in a drunken stupor. The New Testament has a lot to say about us being sober-minded in these last days. So that day of trouble does not overtake us by surprise.
As we ponder the significance of the Scriptures that testify of Jesus (Jn. 5:39), Including the shepherds, wise men, the manger, the star, Bethlehem, and more, in out it causes us to behold the Lamb of God Who takes away the sins of the world (Jn. 1:29). When we begin to understand this Child Who was born unto us, this Son Who was given unto us (Is. 9:6-7) we will appreciate the Words of the angel who proclaimed to the priestly shepherds, "...I bring you glad tidings of great joy which will be to all people!" (Lk. 2:10).
What is more the Spirit of the Lord has anointed us to bring this same glad tidings of great joy to all people (Is. 6:1-3). How will the world call on Him in Whom they have not believed? How shall they believe in Him of Whom they have not heard? How shall they hear unless we preach these glad tidings of great joy to all people (Rom. 10:14-15). How beautiful are the feet of Him, who brings glad tidings of great joy to all people (Is. 52:7).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
There is only one Message that is Good News, proclaims peace, and proclaims salvation! There only one Message that declares to Zion (His Church), “Our God Reigns!” That is the Message of the Gospel of Christ (Is. 52:7). The Gospel of Christ IS the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16) and this Gospel reveals the righteousness of God (Rom. 1:17).
Paul preached one Message. Paul wrote the New Testament letters to the Church (not the lost). And Paul beseeches us (the Church) in the Name of Jesus to preach the same Message: The Gospel (1 Cor. 1:10-17-18).
All Scripture is profitable for doctrine in righteousness, reproof in righteousness, correction in righteousness, and instruction in righteousness (2 Tim. 3:16). All Scripture (the Law and the Prophets) give witness to the righteousness of God that is to be manifested NOW! (Rom. 3:20).
There is a Truth that we are to “so learn” (Eph. 4:20-24). As new creations in Christ there is an Image and reality that we are to Behold and reckon! (2 Cor. 5:14-21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Rom. 6:3-11) There is a Table of Remembrance that we are to discern and examine (1 Cor, 11:23-30).
Moreover, there is an elementary foundation that we are to be awakened to (1 Cor. 15:34) and established (Heb. 5:12-6:2; Ps. 89:14-16; Is. 54:14-17). For He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Cor. 5:21). Herein is love, not that we loved Him, but that He loved us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Paul prayed more than four prayers but in this series we are going to be highlighting 4 of his prayers. Through the years I have meditated on these prayers for my own life and walk with God. Through the years I have also ministered to many people using these prayers. I have tried to pray for people the way Paul has prayed for us. When we read and study these prayers of Paul, we are hearing his heart as our Apostle of Grace. We are hearing what Paul wants us to get, understand, and experience. In these prayers we are hearing the heart of the Apostle who wrote most of the New Testament. Most of us have the revelation we have today because of Paul. I believe it behooves us to know his heart through these prayers. As a pastor and teacher of the Word of God. it is my heart for you and I both to understand these heartfelt prayers of Paul for the Church of Jesus Christ:
- Ephesians 1:17-23
- Ephesians 3:14-21
- Philippians 1:9-11
- Colossians 1:9-17
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He Who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day." (Deuteronomy 8:18)
"The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and He shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." (Deuteronomy 28:8, KJV)
As born-again children of God has covenanted and commanded His blessing upon us, the priests of the Lord. In this series we will learn how we can both experience and share the blessing of the Lord.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He Who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day." (Deuteronomy 8:18)
"The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and He shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." (Deuteronomy 28:8, KJV)
As born-again children of God has covenanted and commanded His blessing upon us, the priests of the Lord. In this series we will learn how we can both experience and share the blessing of the Lord.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He Who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day." (Deuteronomy 8:18)
"The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and He shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." (Deuteronomy 28:8, KJV)
As born-again children of God has covenanted and commanded His blessing upon us, the priests of the Lord. In this series we will learn how we can both experience and share the blessing of the Lord.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He Who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day." (Deuteronomy 8:18)
"The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and He shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." (Deuteronomy 28:8, KJV)
As born-again children of God has covenanted and commanded His blessing upon us, the priests of the Lord. In this series we will learn how we can both experience and share the blessing of the Lord.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is He Who gives you power to get wealth, that He may establish His covenant which He swore to your fathers, as it is this day." (Deuteronomy 8:18)
"The Lord shall command the blessing upon thee in thy storehouses, and in all that thou settest thine hand unto; and He shall bless thee in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee." (Deuteronomy 28:8, KJV)
As born-again children of God has covenanted and commanded His blessing upon us, the priests of the Lord. In this series we will learn how we can both experience and share the blessing of the Lord.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Jesus is the Anointed One and as born-again believers, we have the Spirit of Christ living on the inside of us. His Spirit is in us to lead us, protect us, and empower us. Now is the time for everyone of us as believers to step out with the anointing to accomplish God’s plans and purposes with His divine power!
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
"And since we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, "I believed and therefore I spoke," we also believe and therefore speak" (2 Cor. 4:13).
We HAVE the Spirit of Faith If we are born-again and Christ Jesus is in us (Gal. 2:20) we already have the spirit of faith. In knowing that, we need to understand two things: 1) We have the same Spirit of faith Jesus has; 2) This spirit of faith speaks. We can tell what you really believe by what you say. And since we have the spirit of faith, there are some things that we will say.
The grace of God, the plan of God and the anointing of God is on our lives, and within these jars of clary, inside of our born-again spirits we have the Spirit of Christ, the glory of God, the light of God, the nature of God, the victory of Christ, the power of God, the Promise of God, the purpose of God, the love of God, and the fullness of God (2 Cor. 4:6-18). God is living on the inside of God. Yet in this world we will have tribulation (Jn. 16:33; 2 Cor. 4:8-9), but we are not destroyed. In this life we are going to have challenges, but because we have the spirit of faith, we will not stop believing God and our spirit of faith will not stop speaking. In the spirit of faith we are going to continue saying what God says about us and our situation.
We will not faint but we will be renewed day by day (2 Cor. 4:16). We must resolve in our hearts that we are not going to look at what is seen (the problem) but to only see and speak the Eternal Promises of God.
The spirit of faith is the spirit of power, the spirit of love, and the spirit of sound mind (2 Cor. 1:7). In the spirit of faith we will not shrink back in fear. We are going to live by our faith. We are not going to give our fears any thought saying (Matthew 6), instead our spirit of faith is going to speak the Word of Truth. Like David we will face our Goliath's in the Name of the Lord and in the power of His might. It is not in absence of problems that we succeed but it is the Presence of the Promise that we will prevail.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the foundation of the Gospel Message. The Message of the early church was the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. The cross and the resurrection of Jesus is the primary Message of the New Testament. The apostles recognized the power of His resurrection. The early ministers of the Gospel gave great prominence to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. They recognized the power of his resurrection. The Apostle Paul declared that he sought to "know him and the power of his resurrection.” (Phil. 3:10) and "declared to be the Son of God with power..... by the resurrection from the dead” (Rom. 1:4). The resurrection from the dead was a conclusive demonstration that Jesus Christ was the Son of the Living God.
Paul makes it clear in 1 Corinthians 15 that there is no remission of sin without the resurrection. If Jesus has been raised, then we too have hope for a future resurrection. If Jesus has not been raised, then there is no hope. We are still in our sins. Jesus is just a false messiah. Jesus’ disciples are false witnesses. Our salvation was not provided only by Jesus’ cross. Jesus’ resurrection was absolutely necessary. It wasn’t enough for Jesus to die. He had to defeat the final enemy, death itself.
Christ’s resurrection was the beginning of a whole new species of beings that had never existed before. It is this new creation that Paul said we are to behold (2 Cor. 5:17). Jesus Christ was the first person ever begotten from the dead and raised in newness of life (Rom. 6:4; Col. 1:18)Jesus was also the first “born-again” person. He not only had a glorified body, but He also had a spirit that had been raised in newness of life (Rom. 6:4).Jesus as the first fruits from the dead (1 Cor. 15:20) thus He was the first born-again creation of His kind to be resurrected, but there are more to come. All believers who have been “born-again” (Jn. 6:33) and have become a new creation. All Christians have new, born-again spirits, and they will receive glorified bodies at the second coming of Christ. Jesus was the first ‘born’ from the dead. He was the first to conquer death and was raised in His incorruptible, eternal body. He will not die again. This same resurrection power takes place in all who believe in Him (Rom. 10:9).
The resurrection is more than an event that happened 2,000 years ago. It is happening daily around the world. Men and women are believing in the resurrection of Jesus and then experiencing their own resurrection (Rom. 10:9). Life takes the place of death, light drives out darkness, faith replaces fear and joy replaces depression. This is what it means to be born-again. Your spirit must be raised from the dead (separation from God). When He returns our bodies will also experience the transforming power of the resurrection. The resurrection is more than a day of remembrance. It is the day that we proclaim life from the dead!
Whoever is our Lord is the one to whom we continually and faithfully submit to. We may say that Jesus is our Lord, but if we are faithfully submitting to other things, the other things are really our lord (Rom. 6:16).Many times we allow circumstances, superstitions, fear, and wrong thinking to be our lords without even realizing it. We claim that Jesus is Lord, but we live in bondage to other lords. True freedom, including healing, can come when we choose to make Jesus our true Lord. Do you want to be free? Do you want to be made well? Submit yourself (your heart, mind and destiny) to the Lordship of Jesus, your resurrected King! Let go of the lordship of circumstances. True freedom can begin with the recognition of the lordship of bondage and the decision to fire the master of bandage and give your heart to your King Who loves you, died for you, and rose again to set you free forever. "Therefore, if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed" (John 8:36).
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The controversial subject of the spiritual authority of the believer in Christ is widely discussed in the church today. Now, Andrew Wommack, host of the #1 fastest growing ministry on television, gives us a new perspective that may challenge everything we've been taught including: If believers have been given authority, then when, how, and toward what should it be exercised? Discover the true battleground and learn how to recognize the real enemy. Most people believe God created our enemy, Satan, but did He? Understanding the answer will set you free to exercise your authority as a believer. Is spiritual warfare, as taught in many churches today, valid?
Can believers use their authority to fight the devil and his demons in the air, or is the real battle in the mind? Digging into the Scriptures, Andrew reveals the spiritual significance of choices, words, and actions and how they affect a believer's ability to stand against the attacks of Satan and to receive God s best. Discover how the enemy works through your thoughts, interjecting his negative influence on a consistent basis. The devil can't control you outside of your will, but he can use the power of fear, jealousy, envy, bitterness, self-pity and more. A believer's lack of awareness and understanding of the battle only works to the enemy's advantage.
By believing God's Word and recognizing what's happening in the spirit realm, you can begin to take the proper action to improve your situation. Learn to release God's power of blessing instead of yielding to Satan's power of sin and death.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. Most Christians want change in some area of their lives. They try and try to make those changes but soon find themselves falling back into the same habits and behaviors. Self-discipline and self-control have once again failed them. So how does lasting change take place? A worm doesn't struggle to become a butterfly in the cocoon. A seed doesn't strive to become a tree and produce fruit. They simply do what they were designed to do by god and the change takes place, effortlessly. The Word of God is like a seed and your heart is the soil. When it's planted and nurtured in the soil of your heart, it begins to grow. The result is transformation; and the fruit becomes evident to all. If you want real change in your life, this book is for you.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Just before Jesus went to the cross, Jesus spent several intimate chapters with His disciples teaching on the Holy Spirit. Jesus went on to pray that we would know God because knowing God is eternal life (Jn. 17:3). And yet through the years there has been a lot of emphasis on knowing the Father and knowing Jesus. But there has been very little emphasis on knowing the Holy Spirit.
God has revealed His power and His Godhead to all creation (Rom. 1:20). Paul throughout his ministry emphasized “the amazing grace of the Master, Jesus Christ, the extravagant love of God, [and] the intimate friendship of the Holy Spirit...” (2 Cor. 13:14, MSG, brackets mine).
However, in the Church of Christ today, there are both those who either ignore the Holy Spirit altogether or those who are ignorant of the Holy Spirit. Moreover, there is such a misunderstanding regarding the Holy Spirit that many Christians do not want to deal with. In fact, it was to the Spirit-filled church in Corinth that Paul addressed saying, “Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant.” (1 Cor. 12:1)
So then, what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? What does it mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it mean to yield to the Spirit of God and walk with Him? In other words, what does it look like to live a Spirit-filled life and be a Spirit-filled Church?
The Holy Spirit is our Friend. He is our Helper, our Guide, our Teacher, and our Counselor. The Holy Spirit will be the best friend you will ever have. He will be united and close to you. He will always be with you, leading you into life, Truth, and unspeakable joy (Jn. 14:15-17).
Yet, many Christians think they have arrived or think they have something others do not have based on their “spiritual experience(s).” Yet Paul describes spiritual Christians as believers who are governed by the Spirit of God. In fact, Paul calls those who consumed with envy, strife, and division as those who are carnal and immature (1 Cor. 3:1-3).
Jesus said that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us to be His witnesses (Acts 1:8). Living in envy, strife, and division is not a witness of God. In fact that type of behavior grieves the Spirit of God (Eph. 4:29-32). Beloved friends, the most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is not the signs and wonders (although part of the gifts we are not to be ignorant of). The most powerful work and witness of the Holy Spirit is a work that only He can do: change the hard heart of man and give him a new heart. The most powerful work of the Holy Spirit is witnessing a life that is so saturated and immersed in the Holy Spirit, that they are empowered to forgive the unforgiveable, love the unloving, and fulfill the purposes of God.
Jesus told His Own disciples that He was intimate with for three and a half years, “Yes I am leaving. I have to go so Your Helper can come. It is to your advantage that I go, it is expedient for you. What you have in the Holy Spirit is even greater than what any of us would of have had being with Jesus in the flesh (Jn. 15:26). He, your Helper, your Intimate Friend will not leave you or forsake you. He will not impute your faults to you. He will help you get it right when you get it wrong. He will Guide you into all Truth. He will glorify and reveal Jesus! He will take everything that is Christ’s and declare it to you (Jn. 16:12-16).
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying: 'Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men!' So it was, when the angels had gone away from them into heaven, that the shepherds said to one another, 'Let us now go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has come to pass, which the Lord has made known to us.'" (Lk. 2:13-15)
The peace the angels were praising God for was the peace between God and man. Prior to Jesus' birth there was wrath from God against mankind for his sins. But the birth of Jesus signaled the end of conflict between God and man. The Savior of the world, our Messiah would one day put away sin once and for all by the sacrificing of Himself (Heb. 9:26). This Child, this Son Who was born and given to us (Is. 9:6) would die and through His death God and man would be reconciled forever.
Jesus forever changed how God relates to mankind. Sure there are Scriptural examples of God's catastrophic judgment on sin. But God's greatest act of judgement was when He placed all of His wrath for the sins of the world upon Jesus. The cross of Christ forever satisfied God's wrath. Since then God has not been imputing (charging) our sins to our account (2 Cor. 5:19). Instead He imputed all the sins of the world on Jesus' account for us. Jesus became what we were - sin. So that we could become what He is - the Righteousness of God (2 Cor. 5:21).
"Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ," (Rom. 5:1)
Peace can only come when we relate to God on the basis of faith in His grace (Rom. 4). Those who are thinking they must perform up to some standard to be accepted by God will have no peace. That puts the burden of salvation on our shoulders and we cannot bear it. We were saved by faith in His grace (Eph. 2:8-9) and we continue to walk by faith (Col. 2:6-7; Heb. 11:6). Not understanding this will rob you of your peace with God. We are not trying to obtain peace with God. We already have peace with God through Jesus Christ (Rom. 5:1)
“Speak comfort to Jerusalem, and cry out to her, that her warfare is ended, that her iniquity is pardoned; for she has received from the Lord’s hand double for all her sins.” (Is. 40:2)
"But He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed." (Is. 53:5)
"'For the mountains shall depart and the hills be removed, but My kindness shall not depart from you, nor shall My covenant of peace be removed,' says the Lord, who has mercy on you." (Is. 54:9-10)
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
As born-again believers we pray in the Name of Jesus. But we need to know what that means. His Name is not just a religious, superstitious formula that we chant, hoping it works. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to His Nature, character, purpose, and integrity. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to Who He is, what He represents, and what He has accomplished. As Christians we are bearing the Name of Jesus as His representatives (Col. 3:17). Therefore, using the Name of Jesus is not a religious act, it is our lifestyle. It is who we are in Him (Acts 2:38). We are constantly bearing and representing the Name of Jesus is everything we say and do.
Moreover, on multiple occasions Jesus taught us that if we ask anything in His Name, He would do it. That the Father may be glorified in the Son (Jn. 14:13-15; 15:16; 16:23-26). As children of God, our Father gets glory answered prayer. And being of God, we not only bear His Name, we have been given the Power of Attorney to use His Name. If we can get our faith out of the mystical realm and into the realistic and legality of redemption our faith will grow exceedingly. Understanding these things, in His Name God has given us provision, healing, victory, sanctification, peace, righteousness, His Presence, and salvation.
Beloved friends, some of our prayers are not being answered because we do not have confidence in His Name. We tack His Name to the end of our prayers religiously. But for most of it is just a code. We do not have the full revelation of the power of the Name of Jesus that has been revealed and given to us to bear and use.
God wants an abiding relationship with us that is manifesting through answered prayers (Jn. 15:16). The secret to having the fullness of joy is answered prayer (Jn. 16:23-26). The secret to answered prayer is knowing the power of His Name. God wants you to be joyful. But He wants the joy to come through knowing His Name; asking and receiving in the power of His Name.
Throughout the book of Acts they preached Name of Jesus and Christ unto them (Acts 8:5-7, 12). Paul who once persecuted the church against the Name of Jesus (Acts 26:9-11) was chosen by God to bear His Name before the Gentiles (Acts 9:14-15). Yet most of the persecution that the early church received was for teaching the Name of Jesus (Acts 5:28-32). Yes we need to teach that God loves them. BUT PREACH JESUS! Preach the power of His Name!
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
As born-again believers we pray in the Name of Jesus. But we need to know what that means. His Name is not just a religious, superstitious formula that we chant, hoping it works. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to His Nature, character, purpose, and integrity. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to Who He is, what He represents, and what He has accomplished. As Christians we are bearing the Name of Jesus as His representatives (Col. 3:17). Therefore, using the Name of Jesus is not a religious act, it is our lifestyle. It is who we are in Him (Acts 2:38). We are constantly bearing and representing the Name of Jesus is everything we say and do.
Moreover, on multiple occasions Jesus taught us that if we ask anything in His Name, He would do it. That the Father may be glorified in the Son (Jn. 14:13-15; 15:16; 16:23-26). As children of God, our Father gets glory answered prayer. And being of God, we not only bear His Name, we have been given the Power of Attorney to use His Name. If we can get our faith out of the mystical realm and into the realistic and legality of redemption our faith will grow exceedingly. Understanding these things, in His Name God has given us provision, healing, victory, sanctification, peace, righteousness, His Presence, and salvation.
Beloved friends, some of our prayers are not being answered because we do not have confidence in His Name. We tack His Name to the end of our prayers religiously. But for most of it is just a code. We do not have the full revelation of the power of the Name of Jesus that has been revealed and given to us to bear and use.
God wants an abiding relationship with us that is manifesting through answered prayers (Jn. 15:16). The secret to having the fullness of joy is answered prayer (Jn. 16:23-26). The secret to answered prayer is knowing the power of His Name. God wants you to be joyful. But He wants the joy to come through knowing His Name; asking and receiving in the power of His Name.
Throughout the book of Acts they preached Name of Jesus and Christ unto them (Acts 8:5-7, 12). Paul who once persecuted the church against the Name of Jesus (Acts 26:9-11) was chosen by God to bear His Name before the Gentiles (Acts 9:14-15). Yet most of the persecution that the early church received was for teaching the Name of Jesus (Acts 5:28-32). Yes we need to teach that God loves them. BUT PREACH JESUS! Preach the power of His Name!
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
As born-again believers we pray in the Name of Jesus. But we need to know what that means. His Name is not just a religious, superstitious formula that we chant, hoping it works. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to His Nature, character, purpose, and integrity. Praying in the Name of Jesus refers to Who He is, what He represents, and what He has accomplished. As Christians we are bearing the Name of Jesus as His representatives (Col. 3:17). Therefore, using the Name of Jesus is not a religious act, it is our lifestyle. It is who we are in Him (Acts 2:38). We are constantly bearing and representing the Name of Jesus is everything we say and do.
Moreover, on multiple occasions Jesus taught us that if we ask anything in His Name, He would do it. That the Father may be glorified in the Son (Jn. 14:13-15; 15:16; 16:23-26). As children of God, our Father gets glory answered prayer. And being of God, we not only bear His Name, we have been given the Power of Attorney to use His Name. If we can get our faith out of the mystical realm and into the realistic and legality of redemption our faith will grow exceedingly. Understanding these things, in His Name God has given us provision, healing, victory, sanctification, peace, righteousness, His Presence, and salvation.
Beloved friends, some of our prayers are not being answered because we do not have confidence in His Name. We tack His Name to the end of our prayers religiously. But for most of it is just a code. We do not have the full revelation of the power of the Name of Jesus that has been revealed and given to us to bear and use.
God wants an abiding relationship with us that is manifesting through answered prayers (Jn. 15:16). The secret to having the fullness of joy is answered prayer (Jn. 16:23-26). The secret to answered prayer is knowing the power of His Name. God wants you to be joyful. But He wants the joy to come through knowing His Name; asking and receiving in the power of His Name.
Throughout the book of Acts they preached Name of Jesus and Christ unto them (Acts 8:5-7, 12). Paul who once persecuted the church against the Name of Jesus (Acts 26:9-11) was chosen by God to bear His Name before the Gentiles (Acts 9:14-15). Yet most of the persecution that the early church received was for teaching the Name of Jesus (Acts 5:28-32). Yes we need to teach that God loves them. BUT PREACH JESUS! Preach the power of His Name!
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers.""I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
Each of these names we have been studying the past several weeks are compound names, where Jehovah, Yahweh has forever attached His Name to His Nature. In that His Name cannot be separated from His Nature. In other words, there is no argument, the Lord is our Provider, our Healer, our Victory, our Sanctification, our Peace, and our Righteousness.
This week we will be studying the final Redemptive Name of God, Jehovah Shammah: The Lord Who is there. Your Lord will never leave you, forsake you, run out on you or abandon you. He is always there for you.
Ezekiel was taken captive to Babylon during one of the worst times in Israel’s history. As a prophet and a priest God gave him beautiful visions of restoration throughout the book of Ezekiel. It concludes with the last verse as God revealing Himself as Jehovah Shammah: The Lord is there. Moreover, God restores us through His Presence. Life starts with Jesus and His Word. Restoration also starts with Jesus and His Word.
Both Ezekiel and the Apostle John saw visions of the New Jerusalem, where God tabernacles with men as Jehovah Shammah. There is complete restoration Through His life, death, and resurrection Jesus embodies the Presence of God.
His Presence. Jesus embodies the Presence of the Lord. Jesus has forever been attached to the Presence of God. Jesus is forever Jehovah Shammah: The Lord Who is There. Jesus’ birth marked the restoration of the Presence of God w/ humanity: Immanuel – God with Us
.Because the Lord is with you blessings flow from that it starts with His Presence. In His Presence you can have His blessings, His redemption, His provision, His healing, and His victory. His birth, death, and resurrection marks His Presence with humanity. Through Christ we are alive together, seated with Him at the right hand of God, seated with Christ, forever joined with Him, Jehovah Shammah.
Christ brings us fully into God’s Presence nothing can separate us from His Presence. If you are born-again you are forever attached to God’s Presence. Doesn’t matter how you feel you are a child of God. If you believe on Jesus His Presence is forever with you. His Presence is part of our Redemption. What you have as a believer, what you have in Christ Jesus, and what He paid for at the cross Jesus paid for His Presence to be forever with you, because He has been resurrected nothing can separate us from Him. He is Lord, He is Jehovah Shammah: The Lord Who is There. Let the Redeemed of the Lord say so.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers.""I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
The Names of God in the Old Testament point to Jesus. They preach and reveal Jesus to you. Everything God is, stands for and represents is found in the Name of Jesus. These 7 Names are compound names, where Jehovah (Yahweh) has forever joined His Name to His Nature. Each of these names is a huge part of our doctrine and beliefs. Each of these Names point to our atonement and what we have in Christ:
- Jehovah Jireh - The Lord Our Provider
- Jehovah Rapha - The Lord Our Healer
- Jehovah Nissi - The Lord Our Victory
- Jehovah M'Kaddesh - The Lord Who Sanctifies Us
- Jehovah Shalom - The Lord Our Peace
- Jehovah Tsidkenu - The Lord Our Righteousness
- Jehovah Shammah - The Lord Who Is There
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
"I know God loves me, but it seems like He never answers my prayers."
"I do everything the Bible says I should, so why hasn't God blessed me like He promised?"
Questions and comments like these compelled Andrew Wommack to introduce the profoundly simple concepts found in this book. Often, human perspective and the mechanics of Christianity eclipse the true nature of God--the God who wants nothing more than to share an intimate friendship with His children. If you're wondering who God is or if He cares, let Andrew show you The True Nature of God.
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
In 2004 my wife Sherry and I were at the crossroads of making a major decision at the time. In the moment we were both very emotional as we were crying out to God for wisdom. As we prayed, we received this Word from the Lord:
"Rest in My Goodness and I will take care of everything."
Since that day this Word from the Lord has served as a reminder and a guide throughout the issues of life. As a sequel to our previous teaching series: The Garden Restored we will be looking at the importance of:
- Resting in the Lord
- Trusting His Goodness
- Trusting He will take care of...EVERYTHING!
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The New You
It's important to understand what happened when you received Jesus as your Savior. That knowledge and understanding will keep the Word that was sown in your heart from being stolen by Satan. There is more to salvation than you have ever imagined. The forgiveness of sin was not the only thing included in your salvation. From God's perspective, it is just the beginning, a means to an end. Fellowship with God is the real goal. Now, become a disciple (learner and follower) of Jesus. Learn what separates Christianity from every other religion; how God sees past, present, and future sins; and much more.
The Holy Spirit
Living the abundant life that Jesus provided is impossible without the Holy Spirit. Before Jesus disciples received Him, they were weak and fearful. After receiving, each one became a powerhouse of God's miraculous power, and that's available to you. If you believe the Bible is true, then you must also believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is God's will for everyone. In this book, Andrew establishes the validity of speaking in tongues, talks about the many gifts that accompany it, shares other little-known benefits, and explains how to begin speaking in tongues.
The very first relationship that God ever established was His very Own relationship with mankind. Adam destroyed that relationship through sin. But Christ restored our right relationship with God through His death, burial and resurrection. Everything that we could ever need is found through the fruit of righteousness, walking with God at the Tree of Life. In this teaching series we will discuss:
- Righteousness Restored
- The Kingdom Restored
- Relationship Restored
- Rest Restored
The very first relationship that God ever established was His very Own relationship with mankind. Adam destroyed that relationship through sin. But Christ restored our right relationship with God through His death, burial and resurrection. Everything that we could ever need is found through the fruit of righteousness, walking with God at the Tree of Life. In this teaching series we will discuss:
- Righteousness Restored
- The Kingdom Restored
- Relationship Restored
- Rest Restored
The very first relationship that God ever established was His very Own relationship with mankind. Adam destroyed that relationship through sin. But Christ restored our right relationship with God through His death, burial and resurrection. Everything that we could ever need is found through the fruit of righteousness, walking with God at the Tree of Life. In this teaching series we will discuss:
- Righteousness Restored
- The Kingdom Restored
- Relationship Restored
- Rest Restored
The very first relationship that God ever established was His very Own relationship with mankind. Adam destroyed that relationship through sin. But Christ restored our right relationship with God through His death, burial and resurrection. Everything that we could ever need is found through the fruit of righteousness, walking with God at the Tree of Life. In this teaching series we will discuss:
- Righteousness Restored
- The Kingdom Restored
- Relationship Restored
- Rest Restored
The very first relationship that God ever established was His very Own relationship with mankind. Adam destroyed that relationship through sin. But Christ restored our right relationship with God through His death, burial and resurrection. Everything that we could ever need is found through the fruit of righteousness, walking with God at the Tree of Life. In this teaching series we will discuss:
- Righteousness Restored
- The Kingdom Restored
- Relationship Restored
- Rest Restored
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
"And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, they were multiplied." (Acts 9:31) The fear of the Lord is one of the ways to see the Gospel multiplied and people's lives changed. Therefore, if the Church is to multiply today we need to be edified and walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, and then multiplication will come. But we don't honor, reverence and fear the Lord today. Moreover we are not seeing more people drawing near to God. "Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." (2 Cor. 7:1)
We should be perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Moreover, we are commanded to minister to other people in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting in the Lord. The fear of the Lord is trusting His Word and His Promises. Walking in the fear of the Lord is leaning on our own understanding. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we have for respect for God's judgment than we do our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we honor His opinion above our own. Walking in the fear of the Lord means we exalt His opinion over anyone else's. Walking in the fear of the Lord is acknowledging Him in all our ways.
Walking in the fear of the Lord is not being wise in our own eyes. Walking in the fear of the Lord is departing from evil. Walking in the fear of the Lord is healthy. It will be health to your flesh, and strength to your bones." (Prov. 3:8) Walking in the fear of the Lord is honoring the Lord with your firstfruits. We have been taught how to fear many things in life. We need to be taught how to fear the Lord. "And His mercy is on those who fear Him from generation to generation." (Lk. 1:50)
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
All of my life I have had this deep yearning and a quest to see and experience the God I read in His Word. I am not interested in religion, I only want to experience the real True Living God.
When Oral Roberts began his ministry before His very first meeting he held. He told God he was sick and tired of seeing the powerlessness in the Body of Christ and the lack of healing. He determined, "I’m not going to live this way. Either the Word is true and God does miracles today, or I’m gonna quit serving God and quit playing the game of being a pastor."
I believe we have to have a holy dissatisfaction with mediocrity before we can experience all that God has for us. Experiencing all that God has for us does not happen accidently or automatically. If we don’t pursue it, we won’t get it. I believe the main reason most of us are not receiving everything God has provided for us is because we are so willing to settle for less. Very few are committed to pursuing everything God has for their lives. Jesus said, “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.” (Mt. 7:7)
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God.
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
"Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but when the desire comes, it is a tree of life." (Prov. 13:12) Our hope is not in a natural world. Our hope is in God. Our hope is in Christ, His Word and all of His Promises. When we become born-again, the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us. Therefore, since the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us, the fruit of His Spirit includes joy (Gal. 5:22-23).
"Therefore with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation." (Is. 12:3) The way we draw from the wells of salvation is with joy. If we are truly believing God there will be an inexpressible joy (1 Pt. 1:8). We have a joy that comes from the inside. We have a joy that comes from Christ. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead is living in us. His life is flowing through us. When we are joyful in difficult times, it is a witness to the world, of the joy of the Lord that is in us.
"For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." (Rom. 14:17) When you have the Spirit of Christ on the inside of you, the Spirit of Christ is joy. Joy is the delight and pleasure we have in our relationship with God. Joy comes from the Presence of the Lord.
Based on Andrew Wommack's book: Don't Limit God
How do you see yourself? Many of the Israelites couldn't enter into the Promised Land, because they saw themselves as grasshoppers (Numbers 13:33). The Bible says they "limited the Holy One of Israel" (Pslam 78:41).
If you are truly going to experience God's will for your life, you need to see yourself the way He sees you. Then, as you think in your heart, so will you be (Proverbs 23:7). In this book, you will discover how Andrew did just that. His story will inspire and challenge you as he reveals how he had limited God through the way he saw himself. You, too, will go from small thinking to imagining yourself successful!
"Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but when the desire comes, it is a tree of life." (Prov. 13:12) Our hope is not in a natural world. Our hope is in God. Our hope is in Christ, His Word and all of His Promises. When we become born-again, the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us. Therefore, since the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us, the fruit of His Spirit includes joy (Gal. 5:22-23).
"Therefore with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation." (Is. 12:3) The way we draw from the wells of salvation is with joy. If we are truly believing God there will be an inexpressible joy (1 Pt. 1:8). We have a joy that comes from the inside. We have a joy that comes from Christ. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead is living in us. His life is flowing through us. When we are joyful in difficult times, it is a witness to the world, of the joy of the Lord that is in us.
"For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." (Rom. 14:17) When you have the Spirit of Christ on the inside of you, the Spirit of Christ is joy. Joy is the delight and pleasure we have in our relationship with God. Joy comes from the Presence of the Lord.
"Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but when the desire comes, it is a tree of life." (Prov. 13:12) Our hope is not in a natural world. Our hope is in God. Our hope is in Christ, His Word and all of His Promises. When we become born-again, the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us. Therefore, since the Spirit of Christ lives on the inside of us, the fruit of His Spirit includes joy (Gal. 5:22-23).
"Therefore with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation." (Is. 12:3) The way we draw from the wells of salvation is with joy. If we are truly believing God there will be an inexpressible joy (1 Pt. 1:8). We have a joy that comes from the inside. We have a joy that comes from Christ. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead is living in us. His life is flowing through us. When we are joyful in difficult times, it is a witness to the world, of the joy of the Lord that is in us.
"For the kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." (Rom. 14:17) When you have the Spirit of Christ on the inside of you, the Spirit of Christ is joy. Joy is the delight and pleasure we have in our relationship with God. Joy comes from the Presence of the Lord.
Most people pray to God to give them peace. Yes, grace and peace come from God (Philemon 1:3). But Peter linked our peace to the knowledge we have (2 Pt. 1:2-4). When we are in communion with the Lord, the knowledge He imparts to us gives us a peace that seems unnatural to those who don’t have the benefit of God’s perspective. This peace isn’t automatic or without effort on our part. If we don’t take advantage of God’s knowledge, which comes primarily through His Word (2 Pt. 1:4), then this peace won’t manifest in our lives. God's Word tells us that as we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all the natural things that we need, will be simply added to us (Mt. 6:33). What is more, as we pursue a greater wisdom and a deeper revelation of the knowledge of God, grace and peace will be multiplied in our lives. It is in the knowledge of God that we receive all the things that pertain to life and godliness.
We are to grow in Grace and Knowledge (2 Pt. 3:18). But notice that grace comes before peace. There isn't any peace if we don’t embrace grace. "The Lord has already given us His grace and peace (Tit. 2:11; Jn, 1:16), but we can grow in our knowledge of it. Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ," (Rom. 5:1)
Most people pray to God to give them peace. Yes, grace and peace come from God (Philemon 1:3). But Peter linked our peace to the knowledge we have (2 Pt. 1:2-4). When we are in communion with the Lord, the knowledge He imparts to us gives us a peace that seems unnatural to those who don’t have the benefit of God’s perspective. This peace isn’t automatic or without effort on our part. If we don’t take advantage of God’s knowledge, which comes primarily through His Word (2 Pt. 1:4), then this peace won’t manifest in our lives. God's Word tells us that as we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all the natural things that we need, will be simply added to us (Mt. 6:33). What is more, as we pursue a greater wisdom and a deeper revelation of the knowledge of God, grace and peace will be multiplied in our lives. It is in the knowledge of God that we receive all the things that pertain to life and godliness.
We are to grow in Grace and Knowledge (2 Pt. 3:18). But notice that grace comes before peace. There isn't any peace if we don’t embrace grace. "The Lord has already given us His grace and peace (Tit. 2:11; Jn, 1:16), but we can grow in our knowledge of it. Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ," (Rom. 5:1)
Most people pray to God to give them peace. Yes, grace and peace come from God (Philemon 1:3). But Peter linked our peace to the knowledge we have (2 Pt. 1:2-4). When we are in communion with the Lord, the knowledge He imparts to us gives us a peace that seems unnatural to those who don’t have the benefit of God’s perspective. This peace isn’t automatic or without effort on our part. If we don’t take advantage of God’s knowledge, which comes primarily through His Word (2 Pt. 1:4), then this peace won’t manifest in our lives. God's Word tells us that as we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all the natural things that we need, will be simply added to us (Mt. 6:33). What is more, as we pursue a greater wisdom and a deeper revelation of the knowledge of God, grace and peace will be multiplied in our lives. It is in the knowledge of God that we receive all the things that pertain to life and godliness.
We are to grow in Grace and Knowledge (2 Pt. 3:18). But notice that grace comes before peace. There isn't any peace if we don’t embrace grace. "The Lord has already given us His grace and peace (Tit. 2:11; Jn, 1:16), but we can grow in our knowledge of it. Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ," (Rom. 5:1)
Most people pray to God to give them peace. Yes, grace and peace come from God (Philemon 1:3). But Peter linked our peace to the knowledge we have (2 Pt. 1:2-4). When we are in communion with the Lord, the knowledge He imparts to us gives us a peace that seems unnatural to those who don’t have the benefit of God’s perspective. This peace isn’t automatic or without effort on our part. If we don’t take advantage of God’s knowledge, which comes primarily through His Word (2 Pt. 1:4), then this peace won’t manifest in our lives. God's Word tells us that as we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all the natural things that we need, will be simply added to us (Mt. 6:33). What is more, as we pursue a greater wisdom and a deeper revelation of the knowledge of God, grace and peace will be multiplied in our lives. It is in the knowledge of God that we receive all the things that pertain to life and godliness.
We are to grow in Grace and Knowledge (2 Pt. 3:18). But notice that grace comes before peace. There isn't any peace if we don’t embrace grace. "The Lord has already given us His grace and peace (Tit. 2:11; Jn, 1:16), but we can grow in our knowledge of it. Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ," (Rom. 5:1)
The Fruit of Righteousness is a Tree of Life. It produces the same fruit as the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden (i.e. eternal life). Therefore, anyone who leads others to this righteousness and the eternal life it produces is a wise person (Prov. 11:30).
Holiness is a fruit and not the root of salvation (Rom. 6:22, KJV). That is to say that holiness is a byproduct of a relationship with God. It does not produce a relationship with God (Mt. 23:26). A true discipleship will yield the peaceable fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it (Heb. 12:11; James 3:17-18). All the fruits of righteousness come from God's love. If we want more fruit, we need to focus more on the love of God (Phil. 1:9-11).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
The Gospel of Christ reveals the righteousness of God! (Rom 1:16-17) It is not only essential that we know and believe the Gospel. It is equally essential that we know and believe what the Gospel reveals! When we are awakened and established in our identity in Christ: the righteousness of God in Him. (2 Cor 5:21) we are able to sin not (1 Cor 15:34).
When we become established into remembering Whose Root (Source) we have been grafted into, in Christ (Rom 11:17-18); when we reckon ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ (Rom 6:11); when we behold and walk in the Truth that we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son (Col 1:13-15) the revelation of righteousness will transform our lives bringing forth fruit meet for repentance (Mt 3:8).
CHRISTmas is all about CHRIST, Our Messiah being born and given to us. As we revisit the birth of our Messiah and examine many of the characters and components of this amazing CHRISTmas story, we will see the awesome beauty of God orchestrating every single detail throughout the ages to bring us this Child,.
Through this journey of the Scriptures I hope you begin to appreciate all the more, how the testimony of Scripture reveals this Child is born unto us, There is no useless details throughout Scriptures. For they testify of Jesus (Jn. 5:39).
- The Shepherds
- Midgal Edar
- The Manger
- Mary & Joseph
- The Guest Chamber (Inn)
- The Wisemen
- The Star
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
How do you see yourself? How you see yourself affects how you relate to God, people the devil and your circumstances. You need to start seeing the way God has made you in Christ. This revelation of who you really are in Christ, will completely change how you live your life.
You should not accept anyone's opinion of who you are except for God's. God sees you in your full potential in Christ. How God sees you and deals with you as a believer is in your full potential in Christ. God does not see you as weak. God does not see you in sin. God sees you in Christ. Get your eyes off of your sin. Get your eyes on Jesus. Change how you relate to God and you will be able to receive from Him.
"Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" To the degree you know His love, His love will effect every area of your life: your walk with God. We are to be captivated by His manner of love He has bestowed on us. THIS IS LOVE that God loves us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
Do you want to be like Christ? Do you want to live like Christ? Get to know His love for you. Know and become established in your Fathers knowledge that surpasses knowledge. God is love and love is of God (1 Jn. 4:7-8). I can't love you beyond what I know and believe God's love for me. As I come to know His love, I will be filled with His very fullness, Who is love. The love of God brings His Presence and fullness into your life in an experiential way.
"Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" To the degree you know His love, His love will effect every area of your life: your walk with God. We are to be captivated by His manner of love He has bestowed on us. THIS IS LOVE that God loves us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
Do you want to be like Christ? Do you want to live like Christ? Get to know His love for you. Know and become established in your Fathers knowledge that surpasses knowledge. God is love and love is of God (1 Jn. 4:7-8). I can't love you beyond what I know and believe God's love for me. As I come to know His love, I will be filled with His very fullness, Who is love. The love of God brings His Presence and fullness into your life in an experiential way.
"Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" To the degree you know His love, His love will effect every area of your life: your walk with God. We are to be captivated by His manner of love He has bestowed on us. THIS IS LOVE that God loves us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
Do you want to be like Christ? Do you want to live like Christ? Get to know His love for you. Know and become established in your Fathers knowledge that surpasses knowledge. God is love and love is of God (1 Jn. 4:7-8). I can't love you beyond what I know and believe God's love for me. As I come to know His love, I will be filled with His very fullness, Who is love. The love of God brings His Presence and fullness into your life in an experiential way.
"Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" To the degree you know His love, His love will effect every area of your life: your walk with God. We are to be captivated by His manner of love He has bestowed on us. THIS IS LOVE that God loves us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
Do you want to be like Christ? Do you want to live like Christ? Get to know His love for you. Know and become established in your Fathers knowledge that surpasses knowledge. God is love and love is of God (1 Jn. 4:7-8). I can't love you beyond what I know and believe God's love for me. As I come to know His love, I will be filled with His very fullness, Who is love. The love of God brings His Presence and fullness into your life in an experiential way.
"Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" To the degree you know His love, His love will effect every area of your life: your walk with God. We are to be captivated by His manner of love He has bestowed on us. THIS IS LOVE that God loves us and became the propitiation for our sins (1 Jn. 4:10).
Do you want to be like Christ? Do you want to live like Christ? Get to know His love for you. Know and become established in your Fathers knowledge that surpasses knowledge. God is love and love is of God (1 Jn. 4:7-8). I can't love you beyond what I know and believe God's love for me. As I come to know His love, I will be filled with His very fullness, Who is love. The love of God brings His Presence and fullness into your life in an experiential way.
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
Healthy things grow. God desires for us to grow up in Him – to become mature. God wants us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Pt. 3:18). Those who are mature are established in who they are in Christ. God wants us to grow in grace, allowing His Seed to germinate and reproduce the fruits of righteousness in our lives. Jesus is glorified when our lives bears fruit. In contrast one of the greatest Trojan horses in the church today is spiritual immaturity (Eph. 4:14).
What is the beauty of holiness? How do we reconcile holiness with the Gospel of Grace? We must first realize only the Blood of Jesus can make us holy. True holiness is who we are in Christ. It is the holiness of God in our born-again spirits Alone that allows us to have relationship with God. As a result Christ in us produces the fruit of holiness so that people will see our lives and see Jesus! THAT IS BEAUTIFUL.
What is the beauty of holiness? How do we reconcile holiness with the Gospel of Grace? We must first realize only the Blood of Jesus can make us holy. True holiness is who we are in Christ. It is the holiness of God in our born-again spirits Alone that allows us to have relationship with God. As a result Christ in us produces the fruit of holiness so that people will see our lives and see Jesus! THAT IS BEAUTIFUL.
What is the beauty of holiness? How do we reconcile holiness with the Gospel of Grace? We must first realize only the Blood of Jesus can make us holy. True holiness is who we are in Christ. It is the holiness of God in our born-again spirits Alone that allows us to have relationship with God. As a result Christ in us produces the fruit of holiness so that people will see our lives and see Jesus! THAT IS BEAUTIFUL.
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
Most people only see fear and death when they read the book of Revelation, but it’s not a book about doomsday and destruction. It is a book about the revelation of Jesus!
In this series we will learn how John reveals Jesus as:
- The Resurrected Lord of Eternity
- The Lord of the Church
- The Coming King on the Earth
"If you then were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God. Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth. For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ Who is our life appears, then you also will appear with Him in glory." (Col. 3:1-4)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
If wisdom is the principle thing, Where is it found? What is it? How do I get it? How do I retain it? As born-again believers we are all going to need wisdom from God to navigate through the challenges that are coming on the earth. We will all face situations where we need to hear God and receive His wisdom. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." (Pr 9:10)
The Spirit of God is leading us to the Promises of God, His Seed Who is already in us when we became born-again (1 Pt. 1:23), The miracle-working power of God is inherited in the Promised Seed of Christ we received when we became born-again as a child of God. In Christ, we have a new nature, Christ: His Seed, His Promise, Who is resident on the inside of us. What is more, receiving Christ is the GREATEST aspect of all the PROMISES of God in Him that are "YES" and in Him "Amen" to the glory of God through us. (2 Cor 1:20)
The Spirit of God is leading us to the Promises of God, His Seed Who is already in us when we became born-again (1 Pt. 1:23), The miracle-working power of God is inherited in the Promised Seed of Christ we received when we became born-again as a child of God. In Christ, we have a new nature, Christ: His Seed, His Promise, Who is resident on the inside of us. What is more, receiving Christ is the GREATEST aspect of all the PROMISES of God in Him that are "YES" and in Him "Amen" to the glory of God through us. (2 Cor 1:20)
The Spirit of God is leading us to the Promises of God, His Seed Who is already in us when we became born-again (1 Pt. 1:23), The miracle-working power of God is inherited in the Promised Seed of Christ we received when we became born-again as a child of God. In Christ, we have a new nature, Christ: His Seed, His Promise, Who is resident on the inside of us. What is more, receiving Christ is the GREATEST aspect of all the PROMISES of God in Him that are "YES" and in Him "Amen" to the glory of God through us. (2 Cor 1:20)
The Spirit of God is leading us to the Promises of God, His Seed Who is already in us when we became born-again (1 Pt. 1:23), The miracle-working power of God is inherited in the Promised Seed of Christ we received when we became born-again as a child of God. In Christ, we have a new nature, Christ: His Seed, His Promise, Who is resident on the inside of us. What is more, receiving Christ is the GREATEST aspect of all the PROMISES of God in Him that are "YES" and in Him "Amen" to the glory of God through us. (2 Cor 1:20)
The Spirit of God is leading us to the Promises of God, His Seed Who is already in us when we became born-again (1 Pt. 1:23), The miracle-working power of God is inherited in the Promised Seed of Christ we received when we became born-again as a child of God. In Christ, we have a new nature, Christ: His Seed, His Promise, Who is resident on the inside of us. What is more, receiving Christ is the GREATEST aspect of all the PROMISES of God in Him that are "YES" and in Him "Amen" to the glory of God through us. (2 Cor 1:20)
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is here! His Kingdom is within you! The Gospel is the miracle working power by which God Himself exists and it is inherited by nature when we became born-again, born of God.
The Lord your God in the midst of you is mighty. He is dancing over you with singing. He rest in satisfaction of His love for you. He does not remember any pasts sins or even recall them (Zeph. 3:17). This is love, not that you love Him. But that He loved you and became your propitiation (1 Jn. 4:10).
What is the Joyful Sound? What is Jubilee? Jesus is our Jubilee! In the fulfillment of time, the trumpet sound of the finished work of the cross was sounded. Declaring forevermore that our sin debt by covenant was completely expunged forever! Thus also decreeing that we too must forgive one another as Christ has forgiven us.
Blessed are those who know that joyful sound! The sound of Jubilee!