Who is Jesus? (Part 4)

In today’s message, we will focus on Romans chapter 8, and we will see that God does not condemn us, and we will find greater power through the Scriptures to live faithful and victorious lives over sin, guilt, and shame.

In this episode, we will focus on James chapter 1 and we will learn that God is prepared to give us wisdom, especially in the midst of our greatest trials, especially when we are confused. But we will also see that the condition for receiving that wisdom is to have a heart of faith, and not a mind of doubt. We will also learn how to put away doubt, and to become believers and receivers.

In today’s episode, we look at the power of words to either grow or destroy our faith. We will focus on the story of Jesus and Jairus in Mark chapter 5 beginning at verse 21.

Today’s teaching is from Psalm 27 where David says: The Lord is my light and my salvation whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life of whom shall I be afraid? And then David says in verse three: Though an host should encamp against me my heart shall not fear. Though war should rise against me in this will I be confident.
In today’s teaching, we will see that we don’t have to avoid troubles, but we will find God in the midst of our troubles.

We live in relationships. God wants us to love each other in the way he loves us. How do we do that? We will focus on Paul’s epistles and how Paul instructs and encourages us to live in love.

In second Corinthians chapter 5, verse 15 Paul writes: He died for us that those who live should no longer live for themselves, but for him who died for them.
And yet, every day, every minute of every day, the self life pushes itself to the front and demands that we cater and serve the sinful self. We must resist this temptation to put self at the center and put our Lord Jesus Christ and his will and his joy and his praise, and his pleasure at the center of our lives.

In this episode, I encourage Christians to be transformed by the renewing of their minds.

Abraham is the father of our faith not just because of the initial faith he had in God, but because of the type of faith that characterize his daily life.

We are new creations in Christ, and we need to start looking at ourselves the way God sees us. Holiness will never be accomplished by listening to preaching about our sin or thinking of ourselves as sinners. Holiness begins by seeing that God has changed our root so that we can bear the fruit of love patience, kindness, gentleness, and self-control.

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