If you want to have eternal life, you must keep the commandments. The problem is: you have not kept them and neither have I. How then are we to enter into life? Listen to learn of the medicine that is only available to those who admit that they are sick.
We can go through life always dwelling on the bad days we have, or we can instead dwell upon the many more good days and good things the Father has blessed us in and with. This lesson challenges the believer to just stop complaining and look for the positive in everything.
Psalm 19:7-11, by itself, should teach us that we need the law of Yahweh. This sermon goes through that text and then discusses all 3 uses of the law. When we remove the law, we in turn remove its 3 uses. The result is catastrophic.
Salvation, justification, is really free. It really is. No strings attached at all. We obtain it through the empty hands of faith. When sharing this Gospel, the only true one, you will encounter an objection. This lesson shares that objection and gives the Biblical response. Justification and Sanctification are both important, but they must never be confused or else the Gospel is diluted.
This is the message of the good news of the Messiah taught through an allegory. I discuss Yahweh's standard of perfection, the issue of "cheap law" teaching in churches today, and what a forgiven persons response is to amazing grace.
This is the first sermon I've preached in over a month. I just spoke from my heart about what I've been learning about life's trials and troubles. The Gospel of the Messiah is the focal point through it all.
Gives a detailed overview and introduction of this prophetic book. Focuses on how matters of our own often overshadow matters of Yahweh. Through His Spirit, Yahweh works in us to produce what He has planned for His glory.
49 min
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Sermons and radio broadcasts from Ministers of the New Covenant Fellowship located in Georgia. A congregation that holds to faith in Yeshua and keeping the commandments of Yahweh.