D’Angelo68

D’Angelo68

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D’Angelo68 episodes

  • Experiencing The Power Of God
    Peace With God
    This peace that God gives may be beyond our comprehension, but it’s not beyond our grasp. It’s readily available to us. If we want to have peace with God, there are no “Three easy steps to peace with God.”There is only one way—Jesus.
    When Jesus died on the cross, God put all of the sins of the world on Jesus—past, present, and future. When we accept this gift from God and put our faith in Him, we get the righteousness of Christ. This righteousness, according to Romans 4:23-24, is “credited” to us who believe in Him who raised Jesus from the dead. 
    We all want God’s peace. But until we come to a saving relationship with Jesus, receive His gift, and are saved, we’ll never have it. It’s best stated like this: If we want the peace of God, we must first have peace with God. 
    When we sin—and we will—this does not cancel out peace with God. When we are justified by God, it’s a one-time event. We’re not justified over and over. Praise God that our human condition doesn’t render our saved, spiritual condition as null and void. 
    So, what does peace with God do for us during uncertain times? It grants us hope. Hope that the life we live on earth is just the beginning of our forever life with God. As followers of Jesus, people who’ve accepted Jesus as Lord and Savior, we’re given life abundant and life eternal. They go hand in hand. 
    Because we have the hope of Jesus and His Holy Spirit guiding us, an abundant life is possible here on earth. When we’ve taken our final breath in our temporary body on this earth, we are ushered into eternity. This life in our forever home is eternal and abundant. But, they are both just a continuation of what was begun on earth. 
    If you know Jesus, if you’ve made Him your Lord and Savior, then you can rest assured that whatever earthly scenarios or circumstances are weighing heavily on you don’t have eternal power over you. In light of what awaits us in our true home, this life is just a tiny segment in time. The peace we have with God is what guarantees our hope of what’s to come. 
    Experiencin
    1 hr 22 min
  • Identity in Christ
    Our Identity in Christ✨
    We are living in a cultural moment where so many are navigating their earthly existence under a cloud of confusion when it comes to their identity.
    Daily, they stumble from moment to moment in a daze, lacking a clear understanding of who God created them to be, the intimate relationship He desires to have with them, and His purposes for them both in this life and the life to come.
    Who am I, they wonder?
    How did I become the person I am today? What is my purpose here on this earth, and was I made for something more? So many questions disconnected from any real sense of Truth.
    For those who are far from God, Paul's words are an invitation overflowing with hope. Hope for a life connected to the One who can transform their fractured identity from the inside out.
    And for those who are in Christ Jesus, there is much that we can learn about our identity in Him, if we are willing to immerse ourselves in God's Word, reading and rereading the Apostle's letter to the Ephesians.
    To his original audience, Paul speaks these words of life over their new identity in Christ:
    You are "saints who are faithful to Christ Jesus." (See Ephesians 1:1)
    You are "citizens with the saints" and "members of the household of God." (See Ephesians 2:19)
    You are "members of the same body" and "sharers in the promise."
    (See Ephesians 3:6)
    You are "beloved children" and "children of light." (See Ephesians 5:1, 8)
    Additionally, there is much that we can learn about our identity in Christ from how Paul portrays himself throughout his letter.
    An apostle, a prisoner, and a servant for Christ Jesus are just a few of the ways he describes himself. From these words, we see a willingness to lay down his life for the sake of others and the advancement of the Gospel.
    In Ephesians 3:8,
    Paul models a posture of humility, declaring that he is "the very least of all the saints." As apprentices of Christ Jesus, our identity should be that of a humble servant. One who seeks to live out Jesus' example when he said "the last will be first, and the first will be last." (See Matthew 20:16)
    As you go, take time in the quiet place today to wrestle with the following questions. If you were to let God peel back the layers of your soul, what would you find?
    8 min
  • ✨ Isaiah chapter 40 verse 28~THE ETERNAL KING✨
    Riverside✨
    https://riverside.com/dashboard/studios/abednego7-IWkY7/projects/6a301a430329d64fe89afbcc?share-token=cfc0b5d88b43bcbe1c10&content-shared=project
    Live stream podcast
    Isaiah chapter 40 verse 28 the eternal one
    Remain encourage in the power of that might allow the sweet Holy Spirit even more so the minister to you and caused you to surrender unto his love in the path that he has said before us to finish the race I pray that this blesses you and I send the spoken word to Prayer and attached this hour lol kinda long winded, but great podcast for my brothers and sisters.. and also in God‘s hope for the new brothers and sisters that listen to this and all of the truth that God has imported through every single man and woman in the great commission of the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. God bless you guys have a beautiful rest of your week. See you online share this with someone because they needed to God bless you guys in Jesus name amen.
    1 hr 2 min

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Sharing the word of God-Bible study encouragement, occasional live stream and podcast