Legacy Church RI

Your identity isn’t defined by culture, your past, or what the world says about you—it’s rooted in who God created you to be. Moses had to leave behind his worldly identity to walk in God’s calling, and the same is true for us.

In this sermon, Pastor Ron explores what it means to walk with the real you—the person God designed with a purpose, hope, and a future. The enemy wants to keep you stuck in labels, past mistakes, and comparisons, but God calls you chosen, set apart, and created for more.

Listen in as we discuss how God reveals our true identity when we walk with Him. Don’t let the world define you—step into who God says you are.

Faith isn’t a solo journey—who you walk with matters. God designed us to grow in community, strengthen one another, and walk together as His family.

The Bible says, Bad company corrupts good character. You are the average of your five closest people. Are they leading you closer to God or away from Him?

We aren’t just called to attend church but to be part of His family. He places us in a household with spiritual fathers, mothers, and brothers and sisters in Christ.

💡 Ask yourself: Who influences your walk?

• Do they encourage faith, unity, and forgiveness?

• Or are they pulling you into the world?

✨ Five Keys to a Strong Family:

1️⃣ Jesus first – Prioritize faith at home and church.

2️⃣ Faithfulness – Stay committed and fight for family.

3️⃣ Forgiveness – Love covers sin, don’t let the enemy divide.

4️⃣ Fellowship – Jesus gathered with His disciples, so should we.

5️⃣ Fun – Joy and laughter strengthen families.

God loves you, your family, and His family—the Church!

Every new year is an opportunity to reexamine our walk with God. Are we committed to prayer, Bible reading, serving, giving, and living a life that honors Him?

Walking with God isn’t just a belief. It’s a lifestyle. The Bible shows us that those who truly walk with Him experience transformation. Studies reveal that consistent Bible reading dramatically impacts our spiritual and emotional well-being.

In this sermon, we’ll dive into:

• How God identifies people by their walk
• The power of daily Bible reading
• What it truly means to live out our faith daily
• The cost of faithfulness and its eternal rewards

Let’s start this year with a fresh commitment to walk with God in every area of our lives.

Welcome to the Fresh Start Series, where we kick off 2025 with a prophetic vision for what God has in store! 🌟 This special episode dives into the exciting promises of the new year and challenges us to move beyond just surviving. God wants His people and His church to thrive.

In this episode, we explore:

•A powerful recap of God’s work in 2024: incredible healings, restored marriages, hundreds of salvations, and church growth. 🙌

•Prophetic scriptures and insights for 2025, including a call to seek first the Kingdom of God (Matthew 6:33) and boldly advance in faith (Matthew 11:12). ✨

•Stories of bold prayer, breakthrough, and God’s unmerited favor for 2025. 💪

God is calling us to take authority, pray with boldness, and expect mountains of lack, sickness, and unbelief to move. This is a year of double grace, favor, and breakthroughs. Whether it’s restoring families, expanding ministry, or preparing for a new season, we’re pressing forward in faith.

Let this episode inspire you to supersize your faith, hope, and expectancy as we step into 2025 together.

Scriptures:

Isaiah 2:2 | Zechariah 4:6-9 | 1 Chronicles 4:10

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Worship is for everyone, every voice, every heart, every story. Join us as Pastor Josh unpacks the heart of worship and how to follow the Holy Spirit’s leading in 2025. Let this episode inspire you to go deeper into your worship with God in a powerful way. 

Rediscover the awe of Christmas! Discover the profound love of God as we explore Isaiah’s words: “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given…”(Isaiah 9:6). This child was born to live, die, and rise again for the salvation of the world. Through Mary’s song in Luke 1:46 and the grace-filled promise of John 3:16-17, we’re reminded of the humility, hope, and new beginnings offered to all who believe.