Identity Advantage with Daphne Delay

If understanding righteousness means an understanding of our ability to stand before God, then what do you do after you fully grasp that?

In other words, once you can stand before your mirror without a sense of guilt or inferiority because you've learned and accepted God's gift of righteousness, then what?

In this week's episode, Angie puts Daphne in the hot seat with questions regarding the manuscript she's writing as a follow-up to Facing the Mirror, entitled Facing the Enemy. You'll be helped by the nuggets of wisdom and truth shared in this podcast, such as:

How is the game of chess like life?
Why are Christians so similar to real soldiers entering boot camp?
How you can receive promises from God just like Abraham did

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Not all "selfies" are bad--you know pics of yourself at a concert or special event with friends. But for the person who changes and updates their "self-photo" all the time, you start to wonder if they're okay with "self"?

In this week's episode, Daphne and Angie are joined by Rev. Dane Edwards (Daphne's brother) to talk about this subject and the whole idea of finding yourself in Christ. In fact, the Bible says Jesus is the "selfie" (or express image) of God. You'll be inspired by:

Candid talk about how Dane prayed for his sister to be saved
Why some people struggle with seeing God as their Father
How to overcome an identity crisis

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When Christians pray and make a stand, what is the correct response when the outcome turns out differently?

In this week's podcast, Daphne and Angie are very transparent about the things they have learned and what God's Word says about end time events.

These questions will be addressed:

How should believers act and respond to negative circumstances?
What does God expect of us in the last days?
Am I supposed to speak up or be silent?
How do I now face my opponent?

The lessons discussed in this episode will serve us far.

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It happens to everyone... that moment when you take a drink of water and your body surprisingly gulps it down because you were more parched than you realized! The same can happen spiritually.

We don't mean to, but we can become weary when we're dry and thirsty. The sad part is when you realize you're standing right next to the well.

In this episode of Identity Advantage, Daphne and Angie talk about tapping into the wells of salvation. You may not realize that salvation has 5 meanings:

Deliverance
Safety
Preservation
Healing
Soundness of Mind

Isaiah 12:3 says, "Therefore with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation." This promise refers to something plural. Salvation isn't a one-time drink --which is why you should never find yourself thirsty again!

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In this episode of Identity Advantage, Daphne and Angie ask a good question: What word would you use to describe righteousness? 

Depending on your perspective, you may view righteousness as right-standing, victory or favor--but these are each only a piece of the whole.Righteousness is both a position in Christ and then an ability to act. But to fully grasp (or partake of the pie), we must look at the basics. In this podcast, you'll learn:

The first mention of righteousness
The difference between Old Covenant righteousness and God's new way of making us right with Him
And why this understanding will strengthen your witness

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Jesus said, "Get behind Me, Satan! You are in My way [an offense and a hindrance and a snare to Me]..." (Matthew 16:23, Amplified). In another translation, He said, "Get away from Me, Satan! You are a dangerous trap to me..." (NLT). What was He talking about? What could possibly have been the most dangerous trap that even the Son of God recognized it for what it was?

In this episode, Daphne and Angie address the issue of self-pity and the risk of falling prey to the same temptation Jesus faced. Peter had no idea that his simple suggestion would cause the reaction he received from Jesus, but there was a very good reason why Jesus responded the way He did.

The bottom line however is, having a good understanding of our identity in Christ can actually become a reservoir the Holy Spirit will use in such times (that all of us will be subjected to at some time or another).Click here to Download Episode

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