BiblelessonswithSandraLinnear

In this second episode of Knowing God, we continue our journey into the nature and character of God by focusing on a foundational truth: God is Justice. Because of the Father’s love, justice flows from His holiness. God is absolute—there are no mistakes, no accidents, and no errors in Him.

Everything He does is governed by His sovereign will and expressed through the divine counsels of justice and judgment. Scripture declares in Psalm 89:14: “Justice and judgment are the habitation of thy throne: mercy and truth shall go before thy face.”

When life hurts, we often ask, "Why, God?" In this video, we explore the truth that God isn’t the author of your pain—He is the source of your life.

The storms you face aren’t proof that God has left you; they are the exact moments where His presence is working to shape and strengthen you. Learn how to shift your perspective from questioning His absence to resting in His peace.

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Welcome to Series 1 of Knowing God. Our mission in this series is to explore the true nature and essence of our Creator so that we, as born-again believers, can recognize His work in our daily lives. When we truly see Him, we learn to serve Him out of love and obedience, becoming a living testament that He is alive.  1 John 4:8, “God is love.”

In this premiere episode, we begin with the foundation of everything: God is Love.

In this video, we explore Genesis Chapters 1 and 2 through a unique lens: The Divine Blueprint. God didn't just create the world; He established an order of operations that shows us exactly how to release faith in any situation we face today. Every day is a "new day" with unique opportunities to see the Trinity at work. When we look closely at the scriptures, we see that God offered seven specific responses to His own work. Every time the Father declared, "It is good," He wasn't just commenting on the beauty of the world—He was measuring His work against His sovereign Will.

We want to understand the transformation of a believer internal change brings outward change. Also, the lesson will cover what is meant by a metabolic shift process as it relates to transformation of a Christian life. What is internalizing the scriptures and why is it necessary?

Sometime Christians moved down a path of denying Jesus Christ. It is a subtle movement, not to the point of apostacy but out of fear. Don't let fear cause you to be in denial of Christ.

A gift of faith – is God’s faith shown to man and the results of it exercise. This faith is not common faith as all man have but special. It is special because the gift of faith works alone with miracles and the spirit of discernments.

For we walk by faith and now by sight. Daily faith is in operation now. With daily faith we see in Spirit and accepts what God providence will is for our lives on this side of heaven. Do we need daily faith at the second coming of Christ?

The indwelling faith take place when you accepted The Lord Jesus as Savior. Jesus now dwells in you by faith. This constitute that the old man in you by faith diminishes as the new man in you which is Christ increase.

We will look at Abraham experience with faith. God justified Abraham and deemed him righteous in his sight. We know that Abraham faith was built upon the measure faith God given and his faith move from little faith to strong faith as he believed God. How did Abraham achieve the justified faith in the Old Testament?