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The Bible says we are bought with a price to belong to something. What does it mean? Where do we belong? Let's find out the answer from 1 Corinthians 7:23-24.

What is the most important identity change in your life? In this podcast, you'll learn about the most important identity change: from sinner to saved! You've been washed, sanctified, and justified. How did all of this happen? Let's study 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 to find out!

Should we judge sinners in the world or welcome them to church? Should we cover up sins in the church in the name of love and tolerance? Let's find out the answer from the Word.

In this podcast, the speaker discusses the problem of pride, how it leads to division, and how to solve it. The talk delves into the issue of judging others, stating that only God can judge and that human judgment is not always accurate due to limited knowledge. The speaker emphasizes that pride can be difficult to recognize in oneself and advises against examining others and exalting oneself. The talk references the story of Adam and Eve and their shame and blames towards one another as an example of the human tendency to judge.

Our current reality is confusing, and many individuals experience an identity crisis that leaves them unsure of their purpose and direction. This podcast aims to help you discover your true identity and the job that aligns with it. The apostle Paul serves as an example of someone who clearly understood his identity and purpose.

Welcome to our new Corinthians series! In this series, we'll take a deep dive into the concept of faith and how it can transform our lives.

Using the life of Apostle Paul as our guide, we'll explore how faith should be based on the demonstration of God's power, rather than relying solely on information or human wisdom. Our passionate speaker will inspire you to examine your own faith and ensure that it's grounded in the power of God.

We'll also tackle the tough topic of different religions and denominations and why having genuine faith in Jesus Christ is crucial for salvation and becoming part of the family of God.

Join us on this journey of discovery as we explore what it truly means to have faith and how it can impact our daily lives. We can't wait to share this powerful message with you!

The episode discusses the issues faced by the church in Corinth, which are still relevant today. The early church faced challenges such as divisions among its members and pressure from society to conform to traditional Greek religious practices. The video looks at the division problem, which was present in the Church of Corinth, and how it can be solved. The speaker mentions that the church in Corinth was fighting over their preference of leaders, and similarly, today, people may fight over different worship styles, Bible versions, and political preferences. The main issue of the division was caused by the Jewish people seeking power and the Gentiles seeking wisdom, which can be resolved through Christ, who is the power and wisdom of God.

The Asbury revival is currently ongoing as of February 24, 2023. My query pertains to its authenticity in relation to the divine. Is this revival genuinely inspired by the Lord, or is it a fraudulent occurrence? In this podcast, I intend to express my opinion on the matter by examining biblical principles and accounts of those who attended the Asbury revival. 

I want to conclude the Book of Acts series by discussing the fulfillment of Acts 1:8, which outlines the work of the Holy Spirit among believers. They differentiate between the American Dream and the Kingdom Dream, with the former focused on material wealth and success, and the latter focused on becoming a witness of Christ and spreading the gospel. I want to encourage listeners to embrace the Kingdom Dream, which offers spiritual power rather than material gain.