In today's teaching as we continue our series on "Understanding the Anatomy of Sin." Delve into the profound insights from the Book of James, Chapter 4, Verse 1, where we explore the foundational text: "Where do wars and fights come from among you? Do they not come from your desires for pleasure that war in your members?" (James 4:1).

Before we dive into the lesson, we begin with a heartfelt prayer, seeking guidance from our Heavenly Father. Discover the spiritual wisdom that unravels the connection between our desires, the heart, and the nourishment of sin within us.

Learn how Jesus, in Matthew 15:19-21, reveals the origin of sin in the heart and how our thoughts, emotions, decisions, and actions are intertwined. Explore biblical examples, such as Eve and the serpent, Achan in the Book of Judges, and King David with Bathsheba, illustrating how sin is nurtured by what we see and hear.

Reflect on the significance of examining the state of your heart, as outlined in Luke 6:45, and discover practical steps to make positive changes in what you see and hear. Join us in the upcoming episode as we explore the symptoms of sin.

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Bilingual preaching at my home church Healing Grace. What happened before and after God speak. The scriptures give us a clear picture of this.

God present himself as the great i am. Today we will look the scriptures to see what we can learn from our Lord thru this name.

Made a mistake on the audio and said potter. Apollogies i ment teacher. How do we see Jesus as a Teacher? and how do we learn from it?

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Thru Joshua's life we will see how serving moved him from servant to leader.

The time has come, David and Goliath face to face; we found rich context in this story on how to face our giants. Some themes on today teaching are:

1- What is a Goliath?

2- Do not take it personally.

3- Put the battle on the right perspective and much more. God bless you.

What is joy? Is there any difference between "happiness", joy and biblical joy? 

Bilingual preaching at my home church Healing Grace.