CalvaryPSL Podcast

When a woman goes into labor, she experiences intense pain. But the pains of labor are followed by great joy when a new life is born. Paul says, “…creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time.” (8:22). But the pains of life in this fallen world will be followed by great joy when Jesus returns and makes all things new!

When we placed our faith in Christ, we experienced a new birth! At that amazing moment we were born into God’s family and adopted as God’s children. Now that God is our Father, there is no need for us to fear. As our “Abba” (Daddy), God has promised to love us, encourage us, protect us, and provide for us.

When we placed our faith in Christ, we experienced a new birth! At that amazing moment we were born into God’s family and adopted as God’s children. Now that God is our Father, there is no need for us to fear. As our “Abba” (Daddy), God has promised to love us, encourage us, protect us, and provide for us.

When a person genuinely turns to Christ in faith, the Spirit of God enters that person to live inside of them as a permanent Resident. If anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, they do not belong to Christ. However, if Christ lives in us, He will make us new in this life and the next!

Romans

Have you ever had a desire to do right, but then you did wrong anyway? You desired to do good, but you ended up doing what you hate! This is the war that believers experience in their hearts that can cause great discouragement. Are you tired of losing the battle? Paul has good news. There is victory in Christ!

Romans

Before we met Jesus, we were bound to the belief that we could earn a righteous standing before God by our works. When we placed our faith in Christ, we were set free from this belief. We once were “married” to the Law, but now we’re “remarried” to Christ! We once lived by the letter, but now we live by the Spirit!

Romans

In our “B.C. Days”, many of us were slaves to various kinds of sin. But when we placed our faith in Christ and received His amazing grace, we were set free! Now that we are recipients of God’s grace, should we go on sinning? Why would we return to slavery after we’ve been set free?