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Not knowing and the danger of making our own holiness
Leviticus 12 reminds us that holiness is not something we invent but something God defines. When we create our own standards, our own “holiness,” we drift into deception, pride, and false security.
Holiness Takes Us Where God Wants Us, Even When It’s Not Where We Want to Go
In this episode, we explore how God’s righteousness sometimes leads His servants through painful and uncomfortable paths, not for our pleasure, but for His glory. From Aaron losing his sons in Leviticus 10 to Ezekiel losing his wife as a prophetic sign, Scripture shows that holiness demands surrender even when it hurts. God’s purposes are higher, His will is perfect, and His protection surrounds those who stand in righteousness. May His grace strengthen us to follow Him faithfully, trusting that every hard place led by holiness brings honor to His name.
The Standard of the Holiness of God and Fearing Sin
In this episode, we are reminded that God’s holiness is the highest standard.
Walking in Holiness and Purity
In this episode, we explore the believer’s call to live a life set apart for God, walking in holiness and purity.
Be a Blessing First to Your Family and Not a Curse
In this episode, we are reminded that true ministry and godliness begin at home.
The Unity of the Church
In this episode, we reflect on God’s heart for His people to live in unity as one body in Christ.
Winning Slavery Because of Wrong Thinking About Deliverance
In this episode, we uncover how many believers remain in spiritual slavery not because God hasn’t delivered them, but because of wrong thinking about deliverance itself.
Tongues Should Not Separate the Church
In this message to the Church, we are reminded that the gift of tongues, though powerful and given by the Holy Spirit, was never meant to divide believers.
A Servant as an Example in Love, Care, and Work
In this episode, inspired by 1 Thessalonians 2:8–9, we see how true servants of God lead by example through love, care, and diligent work. Paul describes how he shared not only the gospel but also his very life with the believers, serving with sacrifice and sincerity. A faithful servant doesn’t exploit others but labors with integrity, showing genuine concern for the flock. Learn how love expressed in action, care rooted in compassion, and work done with humility reveal the heart of Christ in ministry.
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