God's vision for the redeemed on earth is that we will be holy and without blemish. We were called out of darkness to walk in the light of sanctification.

The normal thing used to be a total reversal of values and lifestyle when someone comes to Christ. That is still the Lord's standard even today. We must be separate unto Him.

We must never be bullied to be anything less than what our eternal ordination says.

This is our call.

I pray this gentle episode encourages your heart as you progress on the journey of faith.

God is just and there is no partiality that can be found in Him. The final act of this age will be the magnificent display of God's immaculate justice system.

Paul the Apostle said "we will all appear before the judgement seat of Christ" where we will face God for the rewards of our deeds while in the body.

There will be first a separation of the unbelievers from the believers; then the believers will be rewarded according to their faithfulness to the Lord in the days of their flesh.

Let this charge encourage you if you are already in The Way.

If you are outside the fold, take the bold step and turn to the grace of God today.

I pray your heart is further established in grace with this episode

In this episode, we explore the biblical significance and meaning behind the Christian doctrine of laying on of hands.

From imparting blessings and healing to commissioning individuals for ministry, we'll delve into key passages in both the Old and New Testaments to understand the purpose and power of this command of Scripture. Join us as we uncover the spiritual implications and relevance of this doctrine in modern Christian life.

May this episode enrich your walk with the Lord.

The Doctrine of Baptism is imperative as it teaches the full stack operation of the works of Jesus Christ for us at His death and resurrection.

It is also an instruction about the continuous work of the Holy Spirit Whom Jesus sent to us to wash, cleanse, and make us without spots or wrinkles.

In this episode, we examined the significance of the doctrine of Baptisms and how it enhances our love for God.

Only God has the power to save us through faith in Christ. Furthermore, only God has the power to carry us safely through life unscathed.

It is by faith in God that we receive what He offered us at Salvation. It is also by faith that we will receive the ongoing work of grace in our daily life.

In this episode, which is part two (2) of our ongoing six-weeks stop at Hebrews, we considered the second of the six foundational doctrines.

May your faith in the eternal love of God be strengthened through this episode. Amen.

We are created for good works, not dead works! However, it is very easy to camp around dead works because it gives a false sense of righteousness to us.

The scriptural injunction is that we need to REPENT.

In today's episode, which is first part of six, we looked at the foundation concept of Repentance From Dead Work.

I pray that, like the recipient of the book of Hebrews, you will be encouraged to stand steadfast in the faith.

Music: Old Rugged Cross

Singer: Lor

Far from it! The Christian Easter celebration is not about bunnies and eggs.
What we celebrate is the most significant event in human history - the eternal, effectual and once-for-all defeat of the archenemy which is death.
With our Lord and saviour, the effect of His selfless sacrifice that culminated in His resurrection heralded messages to three actors in the cosmic play:
1. To God - Jesus's death and resurrection both satisfied the justice of God and also perfected the eternal redemption plan of God.
2. To Man - His death and resurrection has made a way of access to the Father and bought redemption and forgiveness for man. This is a unique salvation model exclusive to the Christian Faith.
3. To Satan - His power is gone. Sin has been destroyed and death has been conquered. The seemingly unsolvable dilemma has been solved.
This episode exalts the magnificent, selfless work of Jesus Christ which He wrought for humanity by the grace of God. May your faith in His works be strengthened through this episode.

The Trinity doctrine states God is one being existing eternally as three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In Jesus' "high priestly prayer," he revealed insights into the Trinity's inner dynamics.

In this episode, we looked at: 1) The Holy Spirit's full divinity; 2) Common questions about the Trinity; 3) Finding self-esteem in Christ. Understanding the Triune God significantly impacts our theology, view of God's works, and identity in Christ.

The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most distinctive and thought-provoking concepts in Christian teaching. It's crucial to understand that the New Testament universally assumes that God exists as a single divine being comprised of three distinct persons—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Grappling with and articulating the concept of the Trinity is challenging, yet it remains an essential doctrine of Christian faith.

In exploring this doctrine, we examined: 1) The complexity involved in comprehending the Trinitarian concept; 2) The significance of this belief; and 3) The biblical evidence supporting the doctrine of the Trinity.