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Many modern translations of the Bible, too often translate the word "sin" as "sins". In the original language one is a noun, the other a verb. Translating it to appear as a verb would clearly alter the meaning of the overall concept in the text and thus miscommunicate the truth explained; the truth that sin is no longer an issue between the believer and God, in Jesus!
If you have to "do" in order to "get", where then does the grace of God fit into your faith, since it is the "unmerited" blessing and favor of God? In this series, we explore what grace-based prosperity looks like and how a legalistic approach negates one's faith from it. Part 7: The reason why God blessed us through the promise he made to Abraham is so that we in turn may be a blessing to others, and our motive to be a blessing is what matters most when t comes to prosperity!
If you have to "do" in order to "get", where then does the grace of God fit into your faith, since it is the "unmerited" blessing and favor of God? In this series, we explore what grace-based prosperity looks like and how a legalistic approach negates one's faith from it. In part six we see the key to facilitating an atmosphere for the manifest presence of God.
If you have to "do" in order to "get", where then does the grace of God fit into your faith, since it is the "unmerited" blessing and favor of God? In this series, we explore what grace-based prosperity looks like and how a legalistic approach negates one's faith from it. In part 5 we look at scripture in relation to the dimensions of God's presence and prosperity.
If you have to "do" in order to "get", where then does the grace of God fit into your faith, since it is the "unmerited" blessing and favor of God? In this series, we explore what grace-based prosperity looks like and how a legalistic approach negates one's faith from it. Part 4: Biblical Prosperity is More than Money and Things.
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