God doesn't play favorites! Everyone has the "measure" of faith. However, there are 3 principles which will position you for presence and power. YOU CAN increase in God's favor and walk in the same power and blessing Jesus walked in.

God's favor isn't about seeking approval. Neither is it about God playing favorites. Through God's favor on our lives we access the same presence of God that Jesus walked in. This new series reveals how to access and walk in an INCREASE of favor on your life!

God wants a Body. It's not happen-chance that the scripture says 'we are the Body of Christ'. This is the plan of God and what God wants. We're each in union with our Head, Christ, and with other parts of the Body. This life-giving union empowers us and is a vital component in the Kingdom of God!

God wants a Body. It's not happen-chance that the scripture says 'we are the Body of Christ'. This is the plan of God and what God wants. We're each in union with our Head, Christ, and with other parts of the Body. This life-giving union empowers us and is a vital component in the Kingdom of God!

God wants a Body. It's not happen-chance that the scripture says 'we are the Body of Christ'. This is the plan of God and what God wants. We're each in union with our Head, Christ, and with other parts of the Body. This life-giving union empowers us and is a vital component in the Kingdom of God!

God wants a Body. It's not happen-chance that the scripture says 'we are the Body of Christ'. This is the plan of God and what God wants. We're each in union with our Head, Christ, and with other parts of the Body. This life-giving union empowers us and is a vital component in the Kingdom of God!

This message addresses questions like; * Does God lead us into temptation? Must we ask him not to in prayer? * How do we reconcile James 1:13, “don’t say you are being tempted by God!” * Why would God lead us into temptation? Does he us temptation to teach us…mature us? * Why does Jesus seemingly teach us to ask God to “back off.” * Are we to pray God would deal with the devil for us?

In Part II of "Forgiveness After The Cross", you will discover the New Testament teaching regarding confessing your sins and why 1 John 1:9 does NOT teach us to continually ask God for forgiveness.

In these particular two messages of the "Pray Like This" series, Pastor Korsen unfolds the redemptive work of the cross. He also uncovers why the NT doesn't teach us to confess our sins in order to be forgiven.

Contained in the words, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread", is the very truth that Jesus came to set us free from the curse of OT law and judgement into the freedom of grace believing!