As heirs of God and joint heirs with Jesus, believers inherit everything God has and all that Jesus is and possesses. In this series, we explore what this inheritance means and how it is reflected in a believer’s life.
Part 1: The Foundation of Heirship
Those who receive salvation through Jesus are known as believers, meaning they trust in God and His promises. As a result, they are called to live according to those promises rather than their own desires. In this message, we will explore what that life looks like. Part 4: Resting in God’s Promises.
Those who receive salvation through Jesus are known as believers, meaning they trust in God and His promises. Consequently, they are called to live according to His promises rather than their own desires. In this message, we explore what that life looks like. Part 3: Assurance in God’s promises through grace, not the Law.
Those who receive salvation through Jesus are called believers, signifying their trust in God and His promises. As a result, they are called to live according to God’s promises rather than their own desires. In this message, we explore what that looks like. Part 2: Living by the Promises of God.
Those who receive salvation through Jesus are known as believers, meaning they trust in God and His promises. Consequently, they are called to live according to His promises rather than their own. In this message, we explore what that life looks like. Part 1: Why we struggle to keep our promises to God.
A comprehensive exploration of the meaning of speaking in tongues. Understanding the obstacles that prevent some individuals from speaking in tongues. An explanation of what tongues are and the spiritual and personal benefits of speaking in tongues.
Every believer desires to please God, yet not every believer is confident they are pleasing Him at all times. This doubt often arises during trials, temptations, or moments when one feels they have fallen short of God’s standards. In this message, you will learn that a believer is always pleasing to God—no matter the circumstances—and it is all because of Jesus!
One of the most startling statements Jesus made was that those who follow Him must eat His flesh and drink His blood. Was He promoting cannibalism? Was He referring to Holy Communion? The answer is no. So, what was He truly talking about? How do we eat His flesh and drink His blood, and why? Discover the answers to these questions and be blessed by the profound Gospel truth revealed in this message!
The Old Testament is rich with types and shadows that reveal Jesus and His full work of redemption. The offerings of grain, wine, and oil are no exception; they unmistakably point to communion and the anointing. This message will deepen your understanding and transform your appreciation of these powerful symbols!
Scripture reveals a profound truth about humanity and their worth in the eyes of God. When understood, it inspires a deeper appreciation for God’s love and grace toward mankind. This message is both transformative and life-changing!
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