Jesus went about doing good, healing all who were oppressed by the devil and forgiving sins freely. He saved one woman from being stoned, another from being ostracized, and a paralyzed man from a life of immobility, all through forgiveness. For all of them, the power of forgiveness unlocked healing and acceptance.

A new baptism is here, reaching beyond our sufferings, and bringing us into Jesus’ glory.  Here, everything is beautiful.  The Holy Spirit transforms everything into good, good love, because of Christ and His forgiveness.

I am looking forward to hearing Melanie’s testimony, as I know it will encourage everyone who has experienced deep loss. Jesus sets us free through His love, peace and joy, and shines His glory upon us, moving us into the fullness of our destiny. This will be a night of healing and hope!

Our tongues bring life or death, speaking from the abundance of our hearts. It is time as kings and priests to set a “new tone” (His “atonement”) for humanity, the song of deliverance.

As kings and priests, we are charged with bringing Christ’s atonement (the forgiveness of sins) upon the earth. We are not sin finders, we are lovers swallowing up sin in the truth of Christ.

This story, found in John 6, will bring hope and understanding to all who have said “Yes”, but have had difficulty understanding the “Why?” Resurrection life awaits the words He has spoken, and we have received. This will be a great teaching on His words abiding in us.

We will finish the second half of Romans 8, with the Holy Spirit demonstration and power.

When we apprehend in prayerful experience Jesus our High Priest, we can then turn His love toward one another. Faith in Christ and love for His body.

Through testimony and teaching, Diana Anderson and Delfina Ure will be sharing how our stories are the place of redemption and overcoming victory that God has intended for each of us.

Love is larger than faith and hope. It unlocks hearts, changes speech, creates hope and expectancy, and empowers faith. Love never fails. As we continue our Kings and Priests series, we see Jesus, and in seeing Jesus we become like Him. He is the King of kings and the High Priest of our confession. He […]