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How can we keep growing in our sanctification after we have been saved? The writer explains this to us by not only obeying God’s written Word, but obeying his unctions and direct commands from Him.
Where are you in regards to sanctification? Are there ways you have been obedient to the Lord but other areas you feel ashamed about because of disobedience? But you sense along into obey the Lord, and you seek Him in that. Come listen to Psalm 119:1-8 to reassure your hearts.
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When we obey Gods commands, weather through reading His word, or hearing from Him personally and we obey, there will be people close or far that will oppose us, they may slander and put us down, but what do we do in those moments? What if you’re in a situation where your physically in danger after obeying God? Today we will look at Psalm 57 to look at what David did when he was at first pursued by Saul and his many men that eventually grew to 3,000 men with Saul.
What does it mean to find our ultimate joy in Christ? There are many ways this can be seen but in today’s episode I wanted to pick a few scriptures where we see the Greek word for “rejoice” “AGI-LI-AH-OH” show up. Then do a deep dive into Romans 7 when seeing we have repented from certain sins but yet there’s still others that Paul says “lie right at hand.” At that point how do we find our joy in Christ when battling sin? I’ll be answering all these questions the best I can by the help of The Holy Spirit.
How should we view prayers that are surrounded by battling to find hope in the midst of constant hopelessness and depression? Does God hear our prayers that seem “too much” to other believers, does God hear prayers that are bound up in hopelessness and end in no hope? In today’s episode, we will be looking at a particular Psalm in 88; where a man described in scripture named Heman (not the one in Esther) battles depression and PTSD from his youth up; yet continues to call out to God “day and night.”
In today’s episode, I wanna talk about seeing the Holy Spirit in our character, but also answering the question of do I have the Holy Spirit? I’m going to do a deep exposit on Galatians 5:22-23 and look at some good commentary to reach as many people as possible. There has also been the teaching of “ if you don’t speak in tongues, you don’t have the Holy Spirit and you’re probably not even saved” and this is heretical, and I’m excited to explain to you guys why this is a huge issue in those who say that in their own character.
Have you ever been accused or judged really quickly and it hurt? As believers we fall short a ton in the category of judging people and matters way too quickly. In today’s message I want to look at 3 passages of scripture that show when certain people made their foundation of their judgments by judging quickly, it’s like Jenga; it all falls.
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As we wrap up this long series, I really hope we are able to take away some things to help us grow in our walk with Christ. Elihu is continuing to speak on how God use the storms to speak a different messages to different people. Verses 6-7, 13, and 19 were really insightful for me personally. I really hope you guys enjoyed this series, love you all dearly 💙
Welcome back beloved! Through Job 36 this is probably my favorite chapter through all of Elihu’s words because there is so much wisdom in these verses, just so much eye opening. Today will be a little bit of a longer episode because it’s a longer chapter, but we will be looking at some original language of course and commentary, answering questions like what does it mean to be bound in chords of affliction how does God deliver the afflicted through their affliction, and many other questions :)
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As we resume this series through Elihu’s continued words to Job, we will look at the words Elihu says in chapter 35 in Job and why they are true in today chapter.
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