When we Embrace Grac, it then enters our lives, it does not leave us as it found us. It reshapes our desires, renews our minds, and conforms us to the image of Jesus Christ. As Titus 2:11-12 states: *“For the Grace of God has appeared that offers salvation to all people.

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A worship song from our Album Godly Divine Worahip - Righteous in You. It is Availabke on Spotify, Apple Music, and Heart radio. Look for it and enjoy!!

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As we partake in the divine nature described in 2 Peter 1:3-4, we find faith acting as a bridge. It connects us to the heart of Father God, sustaining our spiritual journeys through the intricate dance of divine assurance and our response. Thus, the exploration of 'Faith – Ours or Father God’s?' reveals a beautiful interplay where our faith, birthed from the depths of Father God’s love and faithfulness, becomes a living testament of His Grace within us. The implications of this relationship are profound, guiding our understanding and application of His faith as our Faith in everyday life!

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The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans provides a profound insight into humanity's divine origin and eternal identity. Through his words, we glimpse an understanding of Father God’s eternal plan for us—a plan rooted in love, holiness, righteousness, and a union that transcends the limitations of time. Paul’s teachings, especially in Romans 8, emphasize that from eternity, we have been one with Father God, declared righteous, holy, perfect, complete, whole, identified, reconciled, justified, restored, redeemed, sanctified, glorified, and loved beyond measure. In this chapter, we will explore how Paul reveals our eternal identity and how, from the foundation of the world, our Father envisioned humanity as His perfect, radiant image.

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The book of Romans is one of Paul’s most powerful and insightful letters, containing deep revelations about humanity’s relationship with Father God, the nature of sin (a mistaken identity), salvation, and the transformation completed and fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

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Jesus's statement that "the kingdom of God is within you" (Luke 17:21) is among the most profound in the New Testament, pointing directly to a spiritual reality that transcends physical location, rituals, or external appearances.

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It’s Father God’s LOVE to keep you SAFE, NOT OURS. Salvation RESTS in HIS FAITH and FAITHFULNESS in GRACE, NOT our Performance or trying to follow religious LAWS!! It is BY HIS GRACE!!

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In the beginning, Father God created humanity in His image, breathing into us the breath of life (Genesis 2:7). This divine act, however, reached its fullest expression in Jesus Christ, the Last Adam (1 Corinthians 15:45). Through Him, we are not only created but recreated, infused with a Life-Giving Spirit that transforms our very essence.

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The Five Wise and Five Foolish as One

Rather than seeing the wise and foolish virgins as distinct individuals, this interpretation suggests that they represent two different natures within each person. Each person has the potential to act from either carnal (foolish) or spiritual (wise) motives.

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An explanation of the Five Wise and Five Foolish Virgins.It is NOT what has been told and taught by organized religion, and it is NOT a parable of the return of Christ either.

The Five Wise and Five Foolish as One

Rather than seeing the wise and foolish virgins as distinct individuals, this interpretation suggests that they represent two different natures within each person.

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