One of the special gifts that God gives each person is the gift of a conscience. Having a good conscience is critical in the life of a Christ follower. Bad things happen when the gift of the conscience gets messed up.
We are supposed to be geared to the times but anchored to the Rock, our Lord Jesus. We need to understand what He is doing so we can cooperate and receive it. God has great blessings and victory for us. Will we perceive it? Will we receive it?
The power of faith is saying YES to God! There is power in your words; the power of life and death are in the power of the tongue. "Let it be according to Your word." This is how God wants all of us to respond to Him.
Because God sent His Holy Spirit to indwell us, we have authority to push back darkness with the light of His truth and enforce the victory won on the cross! As a believer in Christ, you have authority over the enemy!
Because our Lord’s blood has been shed on the mercy seat, we can come boldly into His presence without any sense of inferiority or shame, and receive His favor, His supply, His protection, and His help in time of need!
A "blood pressure" check of our soul goes like this, "Is my heart troubled?" Remember Jesus said, don't let your heart be troubled; to be troubled is NOT His Word, will, or way for you. Please understand; stress is not from God. Peace is from Jesus!
For the Christ follower, perhaps no greater example of God’s mercy can be found than when He had compassion on us while we were still lost and separated from God. But, it gets better.
Can we as Christ followers have a real expectation of how the Lord will act toward us? How will He treat us and respond to us as we relate to Him on a personal level?
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About Freedom Life Fellowship Podcast
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Welcome to Freedom Life Fellowship, a Christ-centered church in Euless, TX. We are a Bible-believing community committed to worship, service, and sharing the love of Jesus. Join us this Sunday and experience life-changing fellowship!
It is our calling to love the Lord with all that is in us , and love our neighbor as one’s self. (Matthew 22:37-39)