The package of salvation is much larger than most Christians have been led to believe. We go to Jesus for eternal life and then go to our doctor to battle anxiety and depression. Just as Jesus purchased our deliverance from sin, sickness and poverty, he also took our worry and gave us His peace.

In the Garden of Eden, man became cursed in three major areas: spiritual death, poverty and sickness and disease. Join us as we look at what all the redemptive act of Jesus provides for the believer, and how to have the promises of God in your life.

There is something important about our hearts as we give. When we are born again we change from a selfish nature to a loving and giving nature.

Tithing is a two sided deal between you and God. We don't tithe out of obligation, but rather as an activator to the promises of God.

Many sermons have been preached about tithing and what it means. Pastor explains why tithing is a covenant action and it practically means for you.

Galatians chapter 3 tells us that we are an heir to the covenant promises that God made to Abraham. Today we look at what those are and how God instructs us to access them.

Jesus refers the Abrahamic covenant throughout the gospels. Paul calls it the everlasting covenant in Galatians. And we who are of faith in Christ are heirs to the promises of that covenant. When we accepted the redemptive act of Jesus by faith, we simultaneously became a blood covenant partner with creator of the universe.

Abraham had faith in his covenant with God. He teaches us that above all circumstances, we can have enduring faith in the promises of God because He is faithful to honor our covenant.

Faith is a law. Not a theory. It doesn't describe how and why certain things in your life happened the way they did. Faith is a constant. It works all the time, every time. When faith is applied in the believer's life, you never have to doubt the outcome.

In this series on faith and words, we have been using examples from the biblical and secular perspectives. Today Pastor adds two more elements to the practical application of faith in the believer's life.