Trans4mation Church

This is a message meant to encourage believers in this present day. This present day can bring disappointment and discouragement, but the scriptures declare a future day. It’s a future day that’s brings a revelation of the life we now live by faith. It is that future day that brings hope in this present day. It is that future day that stirs faith for this present day. It is that future day that brings joy in this present day. There is a day when we will see by sight what we now see by faith. Be encouraged in this present day!

The Bible is very clear on how much God loves us, and that love is unconditional. Yet the fact remains even though He loves us, He isn’t pleased with our sin. This message looks at what is sin, why do we sin and what are we going to do about it when we do. Jesus told the woman caught in adultery to leave her life of sin. It was after receiving love, mercy and grace she was told by Jesus to leave that life. Because of what He did we leave our life of sin so we can live the life He intended for us. When grace comes in sin needs to leave. When love is given sin needs to be released. When mercy is offered sin becomes our offering. The message to the redeemed is simple: “leave the life of sin."

Many people have said: “How could God love me after what I’ve done?” The question is faulty because the premise of God being a conditional lover is faulty. This message attempts to bring us to a place of living confidently in the love of God. It attempts to change the question from “how can he love me” to desiring to answer these questions: How can He not love me? How do I return His love How do I love what He loves How do I love who He loves?

David was a man after God's own heart and yet committed a horrendous sin with Bathsheba. The result of his sin was death. The fruit of his repentance was something God said He loved when he told Nathan the prophet to call Solomon by the name of Jedidiah. Jedidiah was a name that brought hope to the repentant David. Jedidiah was the name by which Solomon would know God loved him even though his father was a murderer. Jedidiah was a man with a God appointment. King David commissioned a priest, prophet, and protector to raise that boy to his divine appointment. This message will bring hope to those who, like David, through repentance can produce something God loves. This message brings hope to those who, like Solomon, were born with a backstory. And, this message is a call for the church to be the priest, prophet and protector to raise up a Jedidiah generation.

The Apostle Paul reminded Titus that we were once lost until God’s kindness appeared. How did God’s kindness appear? It appeared in the form of Jesus. Through Jesus we see the kindness and love of the Father expressed to humanity. Out of that men are drawn into a born again experience and a renewing process of the Holy Spirit. Paul also expressed that we then become heirs of God. What does it mean to be an heir? What does an heir look like? How does an heir live? This message, using the model of Jesus, our fellow heir, outlines what it looks like to live as an heir and joint-heir with Christ.

The answer to the question is yes. But the answer begs another question. What do you love? The fact is everybody loves something or someone. Paul told Timothy that in the last days men would be lovers of self, lovers of money and lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. This message takes a look at these three things men will love in the last days while challenging Christ followers to insure the divine order of love is in fact in our lives.

The writer of Hebrews tells us to fix our eyes on Jesus as we run the race set before us. This message looks at 6 offices and functions of the One whom we put our eyes upon and how these functions help us run the race. One of those titles of Jesus is the Forerunner. Because He was the forerunner you and I now run with confidence the race before us. This message will help you fix your eyes on the One who ran before us so we can run for Him and to Him.

The book of Leviticus gives instructions on how God would set the priests apart from the rest of the people. They were uncommon in the midst of the common people. God intended for them to be uncommon for the common good of the people. He chose them by work of grace, covered them with blood, and anointed them for uncommon purpose. This message is a reminder for us as believers, that we have been made priests by the blood of Jesus to be uncommon people with an uncommon purpose.

Consider Jesus - Apostle and High Priest: The writer of Hebrews called Jesus the Apostle and High Priest of our confession. His function in those two offices form the confession of our lives. What did those functions look like in His life? What do they mean to us today? Through His apostolic function Jesus, the Apostle, presented the God of heaven to men of the earth. Through His high priestly function He represented sinful man to a holy God. His work in these two functions form the foundation. of our confession and confidence. This message will remind you to...consider Jesus.

God is the mosaic maker who indeed turns the broken pieces of our lives into something good. Many of us are looking for the completed picture in order to say it’s good, but the process is good. This message takes a look at what we do while the process is going on. We believe therefore we speak. We speak from the treasure on the inside joy during the trial on the outside. We speak from the future not the present. Let this message encourage you as the mosaic maker

Is in the process.