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By Michael Wilson
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.
I no longer believe in tithing due to the manipulative and fear-based tactics often used to teach it. I firmly believe in Spirit-led giving, and I discuss the difference in this episode.
Do you feel the need for spiritual covering? Are you seeking a ministry leader to shield you from spiritual attacks and attract additional blessings and favor in your life? I once believed that was essential, but my perspective has shifted. Join me in this episode as I explore why I’ve changed my mind.
Why did Jesus go to the cross? Was it to suffer God's wrath and abandonment? Was it to suffer my punishment? Did God pour out his anger on Jesus? I used to believe this, but I no longer do. In this episode, I explore why Jesus died from a different perspective than Penal Substitution.
I once believed that God was an angry judge, which made me live a life of constant performance. That belief no longer holds true for me. I am now certain that God is a loving, good Father who always has our backs.
You were born to be loved! It's crucial to embrace this truth as it will revolutionize how we see God, ourselves, and others. This understanding is fundamental to mastering the art of loving well.
After his resurrection, Jesus asks Simon Peter three times, "Do you love me?" following Peter's previous betrayal. This story of redemption and hope teaches us about loving well.
According to Jesus, it's impossible to serve both God and money because you will end up prioritizing one over the other. Therefore, the key to loving well is to have a singular focus on love, ensuring that it's not divided by competing priorities such as the pursuit of wealth.
Jesus instructs his followers to love others as they have been loved. This command serves as a crucial measure of our commitment to being disciples of Jesus. It also allows the world to assess the church and determine whether we are genuinely living out the teachings of Jesus.
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.