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The Fasted Life III : God鈥檚 Standard
In this podcast, we explore the concept of the "fasted life" from a biblical perspective, challenging traditional views on fasting and unveiling its true spiritual significance. PO delves deep into Scripture to reveal how Jesus Christ has fulfilled God's standard of fasting, transforming it from a religious ritual into a lifestyle of embodying Christ's character and mission. This paradigm-shifting teaching encourages believers to rest in the finished work of Christ and live out their faith in practical ways.
Key Points:
- The Nature of Biblical Fasting: Fasting in the Old Testament was a method of personal affliction and mourning. Leviticus 16:29-34, Judges 20:26, 1 Samuel 7:6
- Christ's Fulfillment of Fasting: Jesus fulfilled every aspect of God's requirements for fasting. Isaiah 58:6-12, Luke 4:18-21, Colossians 2:13-15
- The New Covenant Perspective: Believers are called to live in the freedom and rest that Christ provides. Galatians 5:1-4, Matthew 11:28-30, John 8:31-36
- The True Fasted Life: Living the fasted life means embodying Christ's character and continuing His mission. Galatians 2:20-21, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Philippians 2:5-8
- Practical Implications: The fasted life is expressed through sharing the gospel and representing Christ in the world. Matthew 5:14-16, John 7:37-38, Ephesians 2:20-22
Declaration:
In Christ, I have complete satisfaction; Jesus is my bread of life.
I declare that Christ in me is my hope of glory and victory.
I have entered God's rest, free from religious observances.
I present myself as holy and acceptable to God through Christ's work.
In Christ, I am already at one with God, as close as I can possibly be.
I recognize Jesus as my Lord and my true Sabbath rest.
I rest in the completed work of Christ, my perfect High Priest.
My body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, led by His wisdom and discernment.
I am no longer bound by legalistic practices but walk in the freedom of Christ.
The fruit of the Spirit is the natural outflow of my life in Christ.
I am continually transformed by the renewing of my mind in Christ.
My identity as a child of God is the foundation for all growth and change in my life.
Beloved,
We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 馃帄
馃 Join our vibrant community:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1
馃摉 Study the Word with us this year:
https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1
Everyone is welcome in our fellowship!
As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth.
馃檹 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family.
Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith!
We love you all to life! 鈾ワ笍
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By The Sonship PlaceIn this podcast, we explore the concept of the "fasted life" from a biblical perspective, challenging traditional views on fasting and unveiling its true spiritual significance. PO delves deep into Scripture to reveal how Jesus Christ has fulfilled God's standard of fasting, transforming it from a religious ritual into a lifestyle of embodying Christ's character and mission. This paradigm-shifting teaching encourages believers to rest in the finished work of Christ and live out their faith in practical ways.
Key Points:
- The Nature of Biblical Fasting: Fasting in the Old Testament was a method of personal affliction and mourning. Leviticus 16:29-34, Judges 20:26, 1 Samuel 7:6
- Christ's Fulfillment of Fasting: Jesus fulfilled every aspect of God's requirements for fasting. Isaiah 58:6-12, Luke 4:18-21, Colossians 2:13-15
- The New Covenant Perspective: Believers are called to live in the freedom and rest that Christ provides. Galatians 5:1-4, Matthew 11:28-30, John 8:31-36
- The True Fasted Life: Living the fasted life means embodying Christ's character and continuing His mission. Galatians 2:20-21, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Philippians 2:5-8
- Practical Implications: The fasted life is expressed through sharing the gospel and representing Christ in the world. Matthew 5:14-16, John 7:37-38, Ephesians 2:20-22
Declaration:
In Christ, I have complete satisfaction; Jesus is my bread of life.
I declare that Christ in me is my hope of glory and victory.
I have entered God's rest, free from religious observances.
I present myself as holy and acceptable to God through Christ's work.
In Christ, I am already at one with God, as close as I can possibly be.
I recognize Jesus as my Lord and my true Sabbath rest.
I rest in the completed work of Christ, my perfect High Priest.
My body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, led by His wisdom and discernment.
I am no longer bound by legalistic practices but walk in the freedom of Christ.
The fruit of the Spirit is the natural outflow of my life in Christ.
I am continually transformed by the renewing of my mind in Christ.
My identity as a child of God is the foundation for all growth and change in my life.
Beloved,
We're excited to extend an invitation to grow together in Christ's love! 馃帄
馃 Join our vibrant community:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLhJF3wMTlKEMU74Bne4v1
馃摉 Study the Word with us this year:
https://bible.com/p/63320115/9dada7e6c570ed6752e055479bfd1bf1
Everyone is welcome in our fellowship!
As you feel led by the Holy Spirit, please share these links with others who might be seeking a place of belonging and spiritual growth.
馃檹 We eagerly anticipate welcoming new faces and reconnecting with familiar ones. Your presence enriches our community and reflects God's diverse family.
Remember, you are deeply loved and valued. We can't wait to see you all and journey together in faith!
We love you all to life! 鈾ワ笍