Perhaps you've heard the legalist message that Christians better read Revelation 3:5 and watch their step, because God just might blot them out of the book of life. 

LETS DEBUNK THAT LIE!

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Today I explain the context of 2 Corinthians 7:7-13 where the Apostle Paul talks about a worldly sorry that leads to death and a godly sorry that leads to salvation. Relax fellow Christians, this is not a warning to you. It's a warning to the unbelievers.

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In today's video, we're gonna talk about what the Scriptures meant when the apostle Paul said "money is the root of all evil". This is a verse found in 1 Timothy 6:10

Side Note: As I created this video, my company is currently going through difficult times for the first time since we started at 12 years ago. Funny, how sometimes the videos I create for you can be a reminder for myself. In this case, it reminded me where the source of joy comes from. Jesus. 

There's this terrible teaching out there that the biblical story about the rich young ruler is essentially a threat from God that applies to Christians, who perhaps are coveting money, property, or some other tangible item. In today's message, we're going to pick that apart and show you that the true context of the story is Jesus showing us that no person can be saved through the law, avoiding coveting - or any other type of sin. It is literally impossible to inherit salvation with people, but with God, who has made a way through Jesus, all things are possible.

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Today I want to explain to people while it may sound like the right thing to do to push the law on other Christians, what we actually learned through scripture is that that is the equivalent of committing spiritual adultery.

Romans 7 lays this out beautifully.

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Does The Bible Say, If You Love Jesus You Will Keep the Law? Actually, it does…..NOT.

Perhaps you’ve heard someone site John 14:15, which reads if you love me, “if you will keep my commands”. Unfortunately, many people are wrongfully, trying to associate the word commands with the word the ‘law’. 

The reality is the commands and context have absolutely nothing to do with a single mosaic law. In today’s video, we are going to show you exactly what those commands are, and we’re going to do it using Jesus his exact words were, he says, “and this is my command that you…….”

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If you thought this teaching from Jesus was about your need to perform better, you’re about to discover something very different. You’re about to discovered that this discussion about outward works it’s not about quantity, but rather about quality. And the quality is not measured by the amount, but rather or not you are in Christ, and she perform its work.

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Sad, but true, most Christians miss the point that the sermon on the mount is only a message for unbelieving Jews chasing out the law for righteousness.

For as long as I can remember, Christians have been told that the sermon on the mount is a message for Christians and how we should live or strive to live. But the truth is, anyone who hears this sermon is supposed to walk away, feeling totally condemned with no hope. Hell bound. No one should hear this message and feel like that should be their goal for daily living.
In the short video, we are going to examine Matthew 5 and we are going to break it down piece by piece. You will discover a few things:

• The sermon is only addressing Jewish people
• Jesus is going to show them they don’t even understand how perfect and holy the law REALLY is
• When Jesus gets done pointing out the true stand of the law, every human being on earth should be realizing how hopeless they are, and how desperately they need a better covenant found it on better hopes

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The meaning of Philippians 4:13 is often the opposite of what many people are teaching us that it means. It's not about being able to fix any problem. In fact, it's about being content when nothing is right, even if it's never fixed. Yet, the verse is still awesome. Here's what you need to know. Learn More at https://jesuswithoutreligion.com/philippians-4-13-explained/ 

Have you ever noticed that nowhere in the Bible do we find the words or commands to "spend time with God"? Today we will talk about what it means to spend time with God from a biblical position. 

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What Does Spending Time With God Look Like Biblically?

Have you ever noticed that nowhere in the Bible do we find the words or commands to “spend time with God”?

But even in the absence of those words, there’s no shortage of people demanding that we spend time with God. We read posts about it, watch videos, and many of our leaders are insisting that we spend time more with God. So if so many Christians are telling us we need to spend more time with God, why don’t we find those words in the scripture?

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Alarm but true, inheriting the kingdom has nothing to do with our performance and everything to do with our faith. So today we will address the question, can I gay, lying, drunken, adulterer get into heaven?

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Sharing the gospel in its fullness can be hard. That is, it can be hard to explain it to some Christians. The Gospel teaches Christians that our sins have been completely paid for and will be remembered no more. It teaches us that we will be presented as blameless on judgment day, and that there is no judgment for the one who believes in Jesus.

It seems that presenting this idea of total forgiveness through faith offends the religious ego. In fact, you would find that most churches are also hesitant to teach this message of COMPLETE forgiveness, even when you screw up (and we all do).  They call it hyper-grace. They call it a license to sin. They call it fire insurance. But are they right? Does God limit his forgiveness? Can we out sin the goodness of God and the finished work of Jesus on the cross? I don't think so.

If you're a believer God swears he will NEVER leave you or forsake you. Focus on that word never. If you're a believer God says when you are faithless he will remain faithful. Notice he's not looking at your performance and your faithfulness in order for him to remain faithful. No Christian performs perfectly. You are safe and secure because Jesus Christ performed perfectly. We do not activate forgiveness by begging God. We do not activate forgiveness by confessing over and over. Forgiveness is activated all at once the moment you put your faith in Jesus Christ and trust him to rescue you from your sins.

The problem is because very few people, including pastors, deacons, and other religious leaders, have failed to understand the old covenant versus the new covenant. In this podcast, we are going to fully explain the old covenant and how it's applied to Christians, and this will equip you to share the grace message with total confidence. We want you to be able to defend God's word when faced with combative legalists who do not trust God's children with too much grace. I honestly think this is one of the best messages we've ever shared. It is certainly missing from most churches today. I hope that you will help spread the goodness of God!

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