How do you know if what you’re feeling is conviction from the Holy Spirit, condemnation, false guilt, or accusation from the enemy?

In this Bible study, we look at conviction vs. condemnation, what the Bible says about Holy Spirit conviction, how to recognize false guilt, and how a Christian should respond when they feel guilty.

Romans 8 says there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, but Scripture also teaches that the Holy Spirit convicts us of sin so that we can repent, turn back to God, and live holy lives.

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God is holy, just, and righteous; but He is also full of mercy.In this message, we look throughout Scripture at the mercy of God toward sinners, from the Garden of Eden to the woman at the well, the woman caught in adultery, Ezekiel 18, and Romans 8. You’ll see that God is not looking for a reason to condemn you; He desires repentance, restoration, and life.God’s mercy does not excuse sin. Jesus said, “Go and sin no more.” But no matter what you’ve done, how far you’ve fallen, or what happened in your past, God is willing and able to forgive, cleanse, restore, and set you free when you turn to Him.If this message helps you, make sure to share it, like it, and subscribe so we can reach more people with the Word of God.Connect with Cory on social mediaInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/coryzolloInterested in giving or becoming a partner with the ministry?Please visit: http://www.coryzolloministries.com/giveDon’t forget to subscribe to the channel and like this video.

In this message, we’re looking at what the Bible actually says about personal convictions; and where personal conviction ends and biblical truth begins.A lot of Christians say, “I just don’t feel convicted about it,” but a lack of conviction does not automatically mean something is right. Our conscience can be weak, uninformed, or even hardened, which is why our beliefs, values, and decisions have to be shaped by the Word of God.The goal is not legalism. The goal is a life that is increasingly shaped by truth, holiness, wisdom, and a genuine desire to please God. If this message helps you, make sure to share it, like it, and subscribe so we can reach more people with the Word of God.Connect with Cory on social mediaInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/coryzolloInterested in giving or becoming a partner with the ministry?Please visit: http://www.coryzolloministries.com/giveDon’t forget to subscribe to the channel and like this video.

God never intended for the Christian life to be one of constantly getting knocked down by the enemy. In Ephesians 6, Paul gives believers the Armor of God so that when the enemy attacks, we can resist him, stand firm, and remain standing.In this message, Cory teaches how to put on the Armor of God, stand on the Word, resist the devil, and live from a position of victory instead of constantly recovering from defeat.If this message helps you, make sure to share it, like it, and subscribe so we can reach more people with the Word of God.Connect with Cory on social mediaInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/coryzolloInterested in giving or becoming a partner with the ministry?Please visit: http://www.coryzolloministries.com/giveDon’t forget to subscribe to the channel and like this video.

In this message, we’re talking about how to develop a biblical mindset of victory and break free from a victim mentality.Too many believers know what the Bible says about victory, but still think, speak, and expect like they’re defeated. Using Joshua and Caleb, the Israelites in the wilderness, Paul, Psalm 91, Joshua 1, and more, this teaching shows why your mindset, identity, and expectations have to come into agreement with God’s Word.

Prosperity has become a controversial word in the church, but what does the Bible actually say about blessing, provision, and success?Prosperity is not about making money your god. It is about recognizing that every good thing comes from God, walking uprightly before Him, and trusting Him as a good Father who desires to bless His children.

God doesn't call His people to mediocrity: He calls them to excellence. Throughout Scripture, we see that faithfulness in the little things is the foundation for greater responsibility, and excuses have no place in the life of a believer. In this message, we'll see why God expects excellence from His people, why faithfulness in the little things matters, and how every area of our lives should reflect Christ through wholehearted obedience. If this message helps you, make sure to share it, like it, and subscribe so we can reach more people with the Word of God.

In this message, you'll discover what it truly means to be a disciple of Christ. Jesus isn't looking for casual followers or half-hearted commitment. He's calling people who are willing to surrender every area of their lives to Him, trusting that whatever is laid down for His Kingdom will never compare to what He gives in return.

Jesus came not only to forgive sin, but to save, heal, restore, and set captives free. The cross was God’s answer to the curse of sin and everything it brought into humanity.

Offense is one of the enemy’s most effective traps. Jesus warned that offenses will come, but we are responsible for how we respond when people hurt, criticize, reject, or mistreat us.In this message, you’ll learn what it truly means to guard your heart without hardening it. Biblical maturity is not becoming cold or emotionless; it is developing thick skin while maintaining a soft, loving, and forgiving heart.